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8. Don't post false information on Nairaland.

NoToPile:
But that's a proverb or saying. It only highlights that children born won't be unwelcomed and won't be denied simply because the parents are not married neither will be woman be shunned off.

It still doesn't change the meaning of omo ale-child of a concubine, born out of wedlock or bastard

So what do you say of this proverb Ile ti o n toro omo ale ibe ni o ti dagba simply put- A home is still peaceful because the bastard or child out of wedlock has not grown.

So how do you now define omo-ale in the context above. There's a reason why this proverb specifically mentioned omo-ale.

There's a reason why there's omo-ale and omo-oko.

@the emboldened.

You missed the definition of that. "Omo ale" in that context is not literarily "bastard" but somoene whose behaviour is not consistent with the peaceful nature of everyone else.

Being an omo ale sometimes just mean you are intent on destroying the home and not giving people peace of mind

oyatz:
The meanings of words change with time.

Originally, the meaning of 'Omo-ale'= The child of ALE.

What is ALE?

ALE= UNWEDDED Sexual Partner.

So, originally when some is referred to as 'Omo-ale' = A child born out of wedlock.

N:B 'Yoruba culture approve of Polygamy ' so any child whose father paid Bride-price of the mum and perform other marriage rites is NOT an omo-ale.

Are you actually Yoruba or you are just trying to project.

Because "eni to ba bimo funi ti kuro ni ale eni eni"
Meaning "A women who has given birth to your child is no more a concubine, she becomes a wife automatically"

Get that your definition revised

Even Agbakoba knows the case will take more than 200 days.

But please go off