₦airaland Forum

@snowdrops

snowdrops:
Hate as much as you like, i repeat it does not change the fact that he is the least of the problems amongst the Abuja honourables. Direct all you venom to the looters, the Biro thieves, the silent destroyers in the assembly.

This guy is a passionate person. You cant deny that. His mode of communication is immaterial in this context. Last i checked his constituency are not complaining. They have elected him FOUR times to represent them at various levels of governance.

And mind you dont insult the people of Edo state by insinuating market women are a reflection of the ordinary person.

How many market women at Uselu market, Benin, Edo state understand the rubbish that he churns out in the name of grammar. He is egotistic and attention-seeking.

1. Hate him, I do not. And as you rightly pointed, he is part and parcel of "the biro thieves, the silent destroyers in the assembly."

2. Passionate, no doubt. His mode of communication in this and past contexts rankle.

3. His constituents are not complaining and have elected him because of the peculiarities of poverty, and relative low level of education among the populace in Nigeria in relation to politics and representation in governance.

4. He may have been elected four times. Under what circumstances? In the unclean and fraudlent electoral system in Nigeria?

5. At no point in my response did I insult the people of Edo State.

6. How many market women at Uselu market, Benin, in Edo state of which my grand-mother is one understand, or are able to unravel the mega-rubbish he spews in the name of grammar when he speaks. The market woman in Edo State is just a sociological sample of the population used mainly for statistical purposes, it has no derogatory connotation whatsoever. PS, see above reference to my grand mother.

6. Who needs "big grammar" when you speak these days, especially, in such a public place as the National Assembly? Simplicity is the key thing these days.

Irunmole.

chaircover,

Providence, that word, providence has brought them back into each others path, and love which they say conquers all has been rekindled, surely, as the saying goes again, better late than never should ring true. My take would be that it was meant to be hence they came acroos each other, time I believe is

chaircover:
No.

If you were meant to be, then you wouldnt have lost contact for 15 years.

Grass always looks greener on the other side but ask those who ventured accross the meadow and they will tell you that there are a lot of dry yellow parched patches on the other side too.

just but an abstract.

Irunmole.

This is the scenario - My very adamant cousin's plight and dilemma. He is willing to leave his wife and three children for his long-lost but recently found first true-love.

You were in love with someone, who more or less is your true first-love, every thing you ever wanted in a man or woman. You dreamed of being husband and wife someday, however, through no fault of either one of you, you lost contact only to come into contact with each other through providence, at a stage later in life. From the first meeting, and after years of such time lapse, memories of the good-times that made your relationship such a wonderful and blissful one comes flooding back to the both of you, love gets rekindled.

My question is, after these many years, say 10-15 years absence, both of you being happily/unhappily married to your respective partners, would you be prepared to leave or divorce your husband/wife for a more lasting and satisfying happiness, (Utopia) with your long-lost first and true love? 

Irunmole.

I've heard and seen him speak some of the pointless, useless so called grammar that he spews in the House of Rep on AIT, NTA and other media outlet, cannot but marvel at the utter tosh and garbage that comes out of his mouth. He may be knowledgeable but tries to hide some of his failings as a communicator with his use of over-blown, self-indulgent and unnecessary grammar that are peculiar to him and his mini circle of circus clowns. Simple, clean, plain English as spoken by the likes of Mamora, Gbajabiamila and others clearly endear me to them and make me want to listen when they speak, not this egotistic buffoon.

How are the market women from his Edo state constituency expected to make any sense from the dross that comes out of his mouth week-in week-out, at the House of Rep?

Time was when it was in vogue, in the medico-legal professions and in ancient times, when you tried to use exotic and esoteric words and language to create an air of superiority around yourself, not anymore. I just hate the sight of him when he goes into such silly mode with everyone laughing at, and not with him.

Notify the bank of this error as, if you spend it it would be deemed as stolen by yourself despite the circumstances surrounding how it got credited in to your account, albeit erroneously. The bank in this case will be within their absolute legal right to chase you to the end of time for it, make no mistake about it. You should not aim to reap where you have not sown. You may even be rewarded by both the bank and the account holder, for your selfless act of human honesty in the face of temptation and instant financial gratification in a climate of pervasive, brutal, energy-sapping, soul-rendering economic hardship.

How would you feel if you were in the other person's shoes?

Tempting as it seems, honesty, personal integrity and common-sense should be allowed to prevail at this point

Idowuogbo = esu lehin ibeji. The devil born after a set of twins. 

Idowuogbo:
a lie irunmole=Gods of d land
u 2 lie

For your information, my name is simply Irunmole on Nairaland. Olurotimi, to friends and family. Solid name, no shaking.

Olurotimi = The Lord/God is behind me. He is my pillar/strength or support.

Irunmole = Irunmole were spirits sent by Olodumare to complete various tasks, often between Orun (the invisible realm) and Aiye (the physical realm). Some were acknowledged as Orisha for their accomplishments. The orishas help to create and maintain order on earth. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoruba_religion#Irunmole.

Irunmole are known as the primordials. These were the first beings given specific tasks to complete by Olodumare (God) and it's also important to know that the Irunmole are not human beings. They are pure spirit/energy. Each Irunmole was assigned a specific duty by Oludumare and should not be considered gods.
By (Awo Fasina Falade). http://www.destee.com/forums/showthread.php?t=42705

Keggites Klub or Egbe Elemu. The breeding ground for drunks, alcoholics and lay-abouts.

Olurotimi - The Lord/God is behind me. He is my pillar/strength or support.

Isoko and Urhobo, we be one, no difference. Food, greetings, culture, world-view, dressing, attire, etc, are the same. Visited a friend's grandma at Ile-Ologbo, she spoke to me in Isoko, believing I was one. Had no problem understanding every single word that she said in Isoko, replied her in Urhobo language which she understood effortlessly. I love the language, with its penchant for laying emphasis on its actions and intended outcome, e.g., omo te na, mi ke kwe we kwe we. How is that for getting the message across loud and clear?