The Speaker noted that on Tuesday, the Kabba-Obajana –Lokoja road close to Apata community, was carved in, causing traffic jams and blockage for commuters plying the route.

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Dproperties:


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Simongm:


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gomojam:
Nice one.


Please I have a question for you, sir. I am wondering how Okun is different from Ekiti. They seem the same to me but I might be wrong because I don't speak the language. Could you explain this to me?

Sorry for digressing.

Simongm:


We are the same Yoruba, the only different is the dialect. Just like the distinct in the following dialects; Ijebu, Oworo, Ijesha, Akoko, Ikale, Oyo, Egba, Awori, Igbomina, Owo, Ilaje, Ketu etc

gomojam:
Of course I know both are Yoruba. What I was asking is the difference in the dialect of the two. They sound same to me when they speak, and I met an Akure guy recently that told me that Ekiti, Akure, Okun, Ijesa are same people just little distinct in their various dialect.

Simongm:


Yes, the dialects are quite different, and not the same. the little distinct makes it unique, at times it's harder to understand each other's dialect oo.

seunmsg:
This is a great news for me. It means I can drive smoothly from Abuja to Ekiti once the road is completed.

Simongm:


Yes, the dialects are quite different, and not the same. the little distinct makes it unique, at times it's harder to understand each other's dialect oo.

gomojam:
Baba l'ekiti, Ekiti yeye.

seunmsg:
This is a great news for me. It means I can drive smoothly from Abuja to Ekiti once the road is completed.

johnmartus:
From ijesha, to okun down to Akure including Ekiti state and part of kwara state especially Ekiti kwara and oke-Ero local government in kwara state these places I mentioned are same people and their dialects is very similar if you are from any of this place there is nothing hard they will say you will not understand.

gomojam:
Baba l'ekiti, Ekiti yeye.

seunmsg:


Yes ooo. We are from Ekiti and we are very proud of our state.

gomojam:
Of course I know both are Yoruba. What I was asking is the difference in the dialect of the two. They sound same to me when they speak, and I met an Akure guy recently that told me that Ekiti, Akure, Okun, Ijesa are same people just little distinct in their various dialect.

seunmsg:


Akure and Ekiti dialect are very similar. This is because Akure used to be part of Ekiti before the colonialist came in and divided us anyhow. The Deji of Akure was a member of the historical 16 crown Pelupelu Obas of Ekiti. Akure was also part of the towns that formed the Ekitiparapo coalition army that chased Ibadan forces out of Ekiti and Ijesha land.

Ijesha dialect on the other hand is clearly distinct from Ekiti and Akure dialect. However, some towns in Ekiti state speak Ijesha dialect and not Ekiti.

johnmartus:
From ijesha, to okun down to Akure including Ekiti state and part of kwara state especially Ekiti kwara and oke-Ero local government in kwara state these places I mentioned are same people and their dialects is very similar if you are from any of this place there is nothing hard they will say you will not understand.