jus chillin'

KAI! Omatseye, this ya mouth eh, them go beat you one day o! 

There were other ways to define him, though. Remember the near fisticuff with the [size=14pt]ritualist from Ogun State, Gbenga Daniel[/size], over a minor infrastructural triumph around Ota? Remember the Ekiti saga where he turned minstrelsy about sending the army to the rerun election so that [size=14pt]Segun Oni, [/size][size=14pt]the apostate with the phony Awo cap,[/size] could rig the elections? Those and others were important. But who would forget N10 billion, especially if it was on that note that he made his exit?

I once wrote that this woman whom Awo once described as a jewel of inestimable value has lost value to his cause (sic)

If he came back to life, he would have committed the extraordinary act of divorce after death (sic).”

‘’In another spoof of Christ, where were his family anyway (sic)?

“Lagos has posted itself as the John the Baptist (sic).

what are the problems with these sentences?

okemmadu:

He should thank his God that this is happening in Nigeria. If his son was caught in this mess in China he would have been beheaded by now.

tell am o

na wa o!

no holiday here ( benue) unfortunately

Odunnu:

Oh really? I knew she was a former UNIBEN VC but never knew she the first female VC.

As it turns out, she is in fact, according to Wikipedia, the First Female Vice chancellor of a Nigerian University.

Grace Alele-Williams, (born December 16, 1932) made history as the first Nigerian woman to become the head (vice-chancellor) of a Nigerian university, the University of Benin

@ topic,

Sir Louis Mbanefo - first Nigerian Lawyer.

OAM4J:

Alele

Grace Alele Williams

she is indeed a woman of firsts.

First female vice chancellor of the University of Benin.

''compensation with ministerial post''. . .KAI! Naija don suffer. 

Isn't it time we stopped making a mockery of ourselves before the world?

If indeed the young man is qualified for the position, then by all means let him be considered. . .'not compensated'.

hercules07:

Pro1

Have you been to Otukpo before, that place is like a village, the people have not felt the impact of that man called David Mark, this is just the opening move of a campaign, the guy dey craze.

I have been there a couple of times and can testify to some of the things the man has done for his people.

well, the signs are encouraging. . .

lets see how this plays out

what about the domiciliary accounts he was alleged to have used to siphon the funds?

surely figures, in this case bank account numbers, don't lie. Those accounts, said to exist in the UBA, as well the proxies used to facilitate the illegal transfers can easily be verified.

So I scarcely can see the need for all this drama.

needed: wet transformer

I knew there was more the the Banky saga than meets the eye.

intriguing. . .!

emmatok:

Sorry, to all Tinubu's worshipers.

The Tinubu that you worship will never ever insult Anybody in AWO's family.

Even Wole Shoyinka will never insult anybody in AWO's family

Because Tinubu as at today is riding on AWOLOWO's achievements.

That fool called Mr. Sam Omatseye should do him-self a favor,

Go apologize  for your insult on Awo's family.

You don't insult an elder Yoruba LAND.

Were that the case, don't you think Tinubu would have by now dissociated himself from the story? And to the best of my knowledge he hasn't done that as of today.

The overall impression to me (an outsider) seems to be: Yes, we agree with Omatseye, but the language, particularly the attack on HID, was unbecoming.

They (Tinubu/Nation) have chosen to keep silent for a reason. Lets wait and see.

Eko Ile:

Actually, it was a bold move and a brilliant write up. They don't even even have to say anything anymore, they've made their point by puting the Tribune and Awo's family's BS out there for everybody to see.

They are political leaders and we don't expect them to be doing back and forth with the Awo family, they have work to do beyond going back and forth with some crooked and corrupt losers.

The SW picked the ACN and Tinubu to look out for them, not the Tribune, the PDP or the Awo family. The public is picking up the fight on behalf of the ACN and Tinubu, you need to get on FB or even read the comments from all the rubbish the Tribune is posting on their website, people are clowning them.


Omatseye is a brave man and I'm proud of him. He said what a lot of people are too scared to say.

Indeed @bolded . Even in the rejoinders to Oluwole Awolowo article, almost all of respondents, though expressing reservations with the flak on the nonagenarian, were more or less in support of Omateye.

My case is that The Nation's silence could easily be (mis)construed as a tacit repudiation of the contentious piece.

As Tribune dey fire the guy relentlessly, (no less then 10 stories at my last count, indeed the thread's title is on their cover of today!), na so The nation too for fire their own back.

Make them no just leave the guy like that naa. . .

hercules07:

Fantastic piece, abeg we need more of this.

Pius Adesami is a consummate satirist. you need to see his piece on Patience Jonathan.

not sure this generalization is fair. . .if anything, I've noticed women seem to be more apologetic when they are wrong.

Like I said in a previous thread, while Tribune seems to be doing all the screaming and shouting, The Nation, on the other hand, has maintained a steady, albeit curious, silence.

Apart from the reply by Oluwole Awolowo, there's been nothing else: no commentaries, no follow ups, nothing.

Could it be that Omatseye underestimated the kind of uproar his piece would generate?

I'm tempted to believe that The nation may want to distance itself from the piece, perhaps hoping that the article would be seen as a personal opinion of its Editorial board chairman and not an official position of the paper.

snowdrops:

even hitler had his followers

there you go

Funny thing while Tribune has gone all out to rubbish the image Omatseye and his alleged benefactor, Tinubu, The Nation, on the other hand, has maintained a curious silence over the issue. If you notice, not a single mention has been made of the faceooff in any of their editions after the publication by Omasteys.

So what? dont' see anything wrong there.

Am I not spending too much time on NL?

oladayo042:

People are just laughing off this issue.


Got this joke this morning from a friend.

Yoruba Language teacher to an Ibo boy struggling with yoruba language.
Teacher - Translate this sentence to yoruba "the two bank robbers"
Student - ummmm, hemmm "the meji bank ole"
Teacher - Dimeji Bankole!

No abuse intended.

Good one!

ojofu:

You must be a tiv, I heard that those guy eat pounded yam with only meat no soup.

that's not true.  though I'm not Tiv, I'm in Tivland at the moment, and aside the fact that they don't even eat pounded yam all that much, akpu is their staple here, it is always eaten with soup.

I would go for goat meat over beef, or even chicken any day.

mmmmmmmmm

one the meat is gone, I lose interest in the food.

in fact I'm not sure I can look at meatless plate of food, not to talk of eating it. (except I'm terribly famished)

Kobojunkie:

The price, after subsidies, which already applies, is meant to be around N50 - N60, so what happened? And who makes the killing during this hike, no matter how temporary it turns out?

I'm not quite sure myself. It probably may not be too far from the picture painted by synthesis.

ola olabiy:

POSER.

I got bored of waiting for her visit.

I got bored with waiting for her visit.

Definitely bored with

ola olabiy:

POSER.

The film is based on a novel by Professor Chinua Achebe.


he film is based around a novel by Professor Chinua Achebe.

Please, help.

based on

Kobojunkie:

Again, isn't this supposed to be N50 kerosene?

where did you get this from?