Born Adebayo Olamilekan but nicknamed Adigun Olowe because of his prowess for reciting many Yoruba proverbs effortlessly. He did not just memorize the proverbs but he also knows their meaning even with real life applications.

According to his father, Adebayo Oladimeji, Oloye has become interested in and is learning traditional chants (Oriki) as well.

He was recently conferred with Chieftaincy title of "Agbasaga" by Olusolu of Isolu

Chief Adebayo Olamilekan is 5 years old and presently in Nursery 2 but can easily pass for a professor in culture with the ease at which he recites Yoruba proverbs and supply their meaning in English.

Impressive. I hope they allow him to be a child and play with his age mates.

thesicilian:
Impressive. I hope they allow him to be a child and play with his age mates.

did they carry task on his head? Abi u dey jealous the small boy

temitope27:
did they carry task on his head? Abi u dey jealous the small boy

Lol. You won't understand. No matter how brilliant a child is, you have to let him be a child otherwise he might grow up with a dysfunctional, though intelligent, mind.

OMOLUABI




See as the cap fits his head perfectly.

That is good....

thesicilian:
Impressive. I hope they allow him to be a child and play with his age mates.

The young man is in nursery school, that shows he still has playmates and runs around like any other child.

I get your point though, let the parents not put too much burden on him as they might likely be seeing their meal ticket.

thesicilian:

Lol. You won't understand. No matter how brilliant a child is, you have to let him be a child otherwise he might grow up with a dysfunctional, though intelligent, mind.

lyk Rihanna when she started singing at the age of 6

thesicilian:

Lol. You won't understand. No matter how brilliant a child is, you have to let him be a child otherwise he might grow up with a dysfunctional, though intelligent, mind.

rest.