₦airaland Forum

Ladrang:
I see lot of folks here complaining about the man's supposedly 'bad' English. Truth is there is nothing wrong with his spoken English. His English is only tinted by local coloration which is perhaps the only kink to his English.

The fact that his English is perceived as pedestrian-- which is perfectly understandable considering the fact that no Nigerian is a native speaker of English-- doesn't mean he is wack or quack. He is a very brilliant lecturer. The same goes for other lecturers in the department: I mean these guys are grounded; extremely knowledgeable. I'm not hyping them; I'm an insider. I know the hell I'm saying.

Look, there is a reason Unilorin was first then and still among the first five. If you can't wrap your head around that fact, well too bad. I leave you to your spasmodic hate.

For others rambling about the man's English, Dr. Idiagbon speaks PERFECT Nigerian English. Having Queen's accent is merely a desirable linguistic dessert of which only a minute number of Nigerians can afford and paradoxically these few in most cases are not found in the linguistic field.

Please folks, stopping equating a locally-coloured English accent with average intelligence. It's normal
I repeat normal. The bar in this clime is set at Nigerian English; if you can surpass that bar, very well.

Godzchild:
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naijaboiy:
[color=#1980BC]Month nko? [/color]

akanbiaa:
[/b]Possible outcomes for the lecturer[b]

1. He gets sacked
2. He gets suspended
3. He gets to be transferred
4. His Certificates could be withdrawn since it has gained so much publicity.



Heard he has resigned

aieromon:
His English is awful. I pity his students!

9jatatafo:
I wonder what's the power behind vj that makes some men got naught!! A lecturer with a Ph.D just killed his career just because of kpekus. What's the big deal about it? I think the man allows his joystick to take over the function of his brain

obbasiasa:
At the accident and emergency

Enahi:
Nollywood Actor Felix Omokhodion, this guy is the definition of handsome.