Is Adedotun The Ikoro? Or would thou rather continue striving to have him be the son of the most covetuously cunning subtilty that has ever been?

Woman, I'd much rather in all its entirety be all of Ikoro Iyineleda. But truly, truly, I say unto thee: The day I begin to call myself The Omega is the day all the women will definitely begin to say, "Blesseth are the barren, and the wombs that never bore, and the breasts that never gave suck!" For those they thereby strive to bless will definitely be indeed much more fortunate than they whose pain will be immensely multiplied during child-bearing; they who in agony ever becoming more than the torment of the second death will be, as they bring forth children. That the barren, and the wombs that bore not, and the breasts that gave not suck; may be deemed even by the women indeed blesseth.

O Woman, Woman: How long has it been since it has been written of thee, "But a woman among all these I have not found"? Wilt thou, CANST thou - of any that is Truth - consider Wisdom; yet be not a shrew(d)evil!? Or dost thou continue to say (thou seeing The Ikoro is a man-omo) that "How can I kneel down before a child?" when tou hast, and for how long? for so long had a man bow before thee as a child. For I tell you, if not one woman is found in this generation that sees through the folly that is Nabal: then, Woman, O Woman; thou wilt truly and indeed begin to weep for yourselves and for your children. And I still mourn the man that errs because thy children are his oppressors, and because thou rules over him.

- Ikoro Iyineleda.