Hon. Patrick Obahiagbon: The grand initiation of Chief Gani Fawehinmi has since brought me emotional laceration and thrown me into a state of utter catalepsy. This was a man who inured himself in the aqua of self abnegation and immolation just to give justice to the down-trodden. Can there be another GANI in Nigeria ’s legal firmament? I dare say i have my doubts.


Chief Gani Fawehinmi was simply inimitable, puritanically committed, inscrutably remonstrative, ideologically transcendental, quixotically cosmopolitan and a ready conveyor-belt of legal tomahawks which he intrepidly deployed in his cascading fulminations against our philistine military and political class. His transition is not just the fall of an Iroko but indeed the grand initiation of an iconic legal salamander. We only hope that we didactically learn herefrom that it’s not so much our sybaritic life styles that matters more than the quality of service we render whilst we sojourn on this earth plane.

What do y'all think? THis guy is such a clown. Like the great Zik once said "People can be confused till a state of Obscurantism".lol. This summarises this guy and his lorry load of verbosity

This guy needs his head re-organized!
I guess he was high, no?

Anyone who perorate like  that  must  either be klutz or obtuse (anyone can pull up a thesaurus).

someone in nairaland also posted that but the credit was given to Pastor Chris Okotie, I wonder why people paste stuff without reference

Hon Pat is an informed clown, i dey en joy the guy i no go lie,though i no fit talk like that.

Is he doing it on purpose of just mentally disturbed?

jay bee:

Is he doing it on purpose of just mentally disturbed?

a lil bit of both,i daresay

the guy dey try use grammar confuse him fellow senators cos him knw say them no get past SSCE/OND. who knws,he might a member of chris okotie's church or perhaps he employed d services of a good english lecturer to coach him privately @home cos those words are just too heavy for all those senators
The guy is just a confusionist