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ACM10: You've used this tactics on me before. You are well aware that it never worked. Whenever u are challenged, you'll resort to condescending languages or personal attacks or bragging of mastery of English comprehension. But you wont distract me.

Mr. Katsumoto, SHOW US EVIDENCE THAT AWOLOWO OFFERED ZIK THE TOP JOB IN A COALITION GOVERNMENT AND ZIK REFUSED.

OAM4J:
You are faaaaaarrrrrr from the truth

My profile says 80 

OAM4J:
Are you kidding me? 

My profile says 80 

OAM4J:
^^^ My profile says 80

OAM4J:
Nice try.

Why do you have to divide 80  by 2 and not by 3 or 4 or 5?

I have been OAM4J on this site since 2009, that means if it is 4 x J, then I should have been 40 in 2009 . . . Try again.

My Profile says 80, which means before Obj, I was.  

OAM4J:
40? hahahaha lol Where did you get that from?

My profile says 80

violent:
Your opinion!

dayokanu:
The only thing I enjoyed was knowing you are a perfect fit for me and stranger is what he is a stranger.

S[b]o Isale gangan lets start making Nikkah plans[/b]

dayokanu:
Angelique Kidjo sings with a lot of Yoruba.

e.g the song Jenifa referred to is a popular Yoruba folklore where a girl that refused all suitors in her village thinking she was too pretty for them was married by Ori(head) Ori had to borrow other parts of the body to complete this fine boy image, when Olajumoke now realised that her new groom was a rolling head she wanted to run away and that song was used to call Ori.

another song. Babalawo by Angelique Kidjo

Yoruba folklore of a man who was told not to use his hand to eat for a while and he disobeyed his tummy bulged

of Babalawo mo wa bebe alugbinrin, won ni kin ma fi owo kan enu

[flash=400,400]http://www.youtube.com/watch=/v/QCWVipbM-aU[/flash]

KnowAll:
Yoruba is a very simple and easy language to learn more like swahili. Even thus the Eguns/fons are the majority tribe in Benin, but because of the addictive nature of the Yoruba language over the years a healthy trading partnership between Dahomey and Lagos has been well established and developed thereby making Yoruba the language of choice both for business and all manner of trade including slave trading

Yoruba which is suppose to be a side language in Benin has suddenly become the single denominator when people are communicating in Benin,  this explains the reason why staunch fons like Boni Yayi can speak this language, this does not mean the conversant are Yorubas, far from it, but what has happened is just like Ugandans who are not in the slightest way related to Swahili speakers, speaks this language which is not only alien to their country as a language of trade and commerce.

Also,  Just like in Ghana, the Accra people are Gas but the Ashanti language of Kumas, an Akan language,  has more-less become the de-facto single language in Ghana.

Everyone from Ewes in the East to Huasa in the North and Gas in Accra region, all speak Akan or the Kumasi language as a language of first instance.