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Olu317:
Yes I am care free at times knowingly and unknowingly most times.

Do you not know what Ọ̀rúnmìẸ̀làà did just to know who are or his friend(s) among the irúnmọlẹ̀ ? Bàbá fi ajulọ han wọn ni o .

Here you find people picking on irrelevant things as a point so as to feel fulfilled. So,I do not care most times about it since it'is not my book at stake but for the point you raised here, I appreciate your cocern.


Thanks

They have to, your error is their nairaland portfolio. So, use the energy to tidy up boss.

If you don't make mistakes, they have absolute nothing impressive to talk about.

That means "no reputation". When you are dealing with pigs, prepare for the muds.

TAO11:
IF my friends make mistake, I correct them.

Olu go and learn Yoruba diacritics once and for all.

You didn’t make no mistake, you just don’t know jack about Yoruba diacritics.

Evidence abounds all over Nairaland for that.

Cc: macof, rhektor

Kaleleyoro lo na, kafabo sodo ediye.

Your friend macof talks about standard Yoruba, and judging from the foregoing he's comfortable with it.

His interpretation of "Oduduwa descended from heaven" was

"lati Orun ni Oduduwa ro wa"

Question 1.

Can you correct him or that is "standard Yoruba" to you too?

Question 2.

The word "ro" can be found in, ojo n "ro" and also Eba yi "ro".

Does these two usage differ in diacritic and meaning?

Question 3.

What's the English word for such word in a speech?

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Thanks.

I pray you don't ask for money or what's not to correct your friend.

@macof, what is "eleyoro"?

TAO11:
Didinrin yi carry your messed up life away from me.

There is no reason why I should repeatedly educate a renowned dullard — free of charge for that matter.

You are proud of what you know but ignorant of what you don't know, that's why it's not good to mock others as nobody knows it all.

For example, you are fervent at diacritics, but completely ignorant of the direct meaning of the Yoruba words that serves as details for etymology.

If you know one and fails in the other, you still don't know all, and you can't claim to be the expert on the subject you know by it's superficial half.

Proof of intellect

There's a Yoruba proverb that says "Taya ba moju oko tan, alarina a yeba" correct me, using the Akoto ede Yoruba and tell us the direct meaning of the subordinate clause, "alarina a yeba"

I believe you are not here to be popular for the wrong reason. You want to do the job, so let's start. In my opinion, knowing more brings humility than pride.

absoluteSuccess:
[s]You are proud of what you know but ignorant of what you don't know, that's why it's not good to mock others as nobody knows it all.

For example, you are fervent at diacritics, but completely ignorant of the direct meaning of the Yoruba words that serves as details for etymology.

If you know one and fails in the other, you still don't know all, and you can't claim to be the expert on the subject you know by it's superficial half.

Proof of intellect

There's a Yoruba proverb that says "Taya ba moju oko tan, alarina a yeba" correct me, using the Akoto ede Yoruba and tell us the direct meaning of the subordinate clause, "alarina a yeba"

I believe you are not here to be popular for the wrong reason. You want to do the job, so let's start. In my opinion, knowing more brings humility than pride.[/s]

You and your brother Olu should seek help — ASAP actually o.

absoluteSuccess:
[s]Kaleleyoro lo na, kafabo sodo ediye.

Your friend macof talks about standard Yoruba, and judging from the foregoing he's comfortable with it.

His interpretation of "Oduduwa descended from heaven" was

"lati Orun ni Oduduwa ro wa"

Question 1.

Can you correct him or that is "standard Yoruba" to you too?

Question 2.

The word "ro" can be found in, ojo n "ro" and also Eba yi "ro".

Does these two usage differ in diacritic and meaning?

Question 3.

What's the English word for such word in a speech?

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Thanks.

I pray you don't ask for money or what's not to correct your friend.

@macof, what is "eleyoro"?[/s]

Same comment as the foregoing.

TAO11:
Same comment as the foregoing.

TAO11:
Same comment as the foregoing.

Great,

Let's wait for Olu to do justice to the foregoing. He's a force to reckon with when it comes to etymology of the Yoruba words.

We are not talking diacritics now, but etymology and you are clueless about such, hence you (a)void the question and held to the foregoing.

macof:
It is ìgbàlódé.. Therefore there is nothing concerning "igbá" (Calabash) in that word.

Know this and rest

Well, I support Igbà ló dé than ì gbà ló dé. The former is apt than the latter. Afterall there is no dialect that is more standard than the order. The only thing eminent is that some dialects are older than the other.

Have you read the history of Ondo Town's Kingdom from the present Ọbà Osimowe ? The point here is for you and others accept the fact that Yoruba language is wider than imagined.

In the account, father is called aba in Ondo Town's account abà-abá. If you havent,then ask for the link, which I will gladly share with you.

Guess what ? Aba or Abba is known as Aramaic -Hebrew word which was and still used by Christianity, Judaism ,which means, "Father"; religious superior; in the Syriac, Coptic, and Ethiopic churches, a title given to the bishops, and by the bishops to the patriarch; a title given to Jewish scholars in the Talmudic period.

The questions that need bother you people ought be, did Yoruba loaned all her language from foreigners ?

Did Yoruba actually lived in a land outside West Africa in antiquity ?

Anyway, time will tell. Meanwhile I hold firmly to the fact, igbàlódé is superior to ìgbàlódé.

Olu317:
Well, I support Igbà ló dé than ì gbà ló dé. The former is apt than the latter. Afterall there is no dialect that is more standard than the order. The only thing eminent is that some dialects are older than the other.

Have you read the history of Ondo Town's Kingdom from the present Ọbà Osimowe ? The point here is for you and others accept the fact that Yoruba language is wider than imagined.

In the account, father is called aba in Ondo Town's account abà-abá. If you havent,then ask for the link, which I will gladly share with you.

Guess what ? Aba or Abba is known as Aramaic -Hebrew word which was and still used by Christianity, Judaism ,which means, "Father"; religious superior; in the Syriac, Coptic, and Ethiopic churches, a title given to the bishops, and by the bishops to the patriarch; a title given to Jewish scholars in the Talmudic period.

The questions that need bother you people ought be, did Yoruba loaned all her language from foreigners ?

Did Yoruba actually lived in a land outside West Africa in antiquity ?

Anyway, time will tell. Meanwhile I hold firmly to the fact, igbàlódé is superior to ìgbàlódé.

It's the first time I'm looking at the arguments you guys are having close up. If that's your position all along, I respect your decision than the circus group above.

You are a sensible person.

If those guys make what you put up there it's Calabash you put on, then it's a case of the blind leading the blind. They will both end in a ditch. Igbà is not igbá.

Check a poetry by J.F. Odunjo, in Alawiye...

Bi babalawo baji, a dupe l'owo Ifa,
Tonisegun baji, a juba l'owo osanyin,
Bi akope ba fe kope, koni sai figba seyin.

T'osere ba fe lo sode orin,
Koni sai dupe l'owo Olorun,
Keree won lee larinrin.

The man you quoted doesn't know there's something called igbà in Yoruba, he must have adopted the available option from Google cause he ought to know the difference.

I want to believe that you have accent and you speak with one. No problem with that, I agree with you on the special accents and diacritics, sometimes pronunciation disagrees with the location of meaning.

Example: Olufimo, Alarinna, etc.

Olu317:
[s]Well, I support Igbà ló dé than ì gbà ló dé. The former is apt than the latter. Afterall there is no dialect that is more standard than the order. The only thing eminent is that some dialects are older than the other.

Have you read the history of Ondo Town's Kingdom from the present Ọbà Osimowe ? The point here is for you and others accept the fact that Yoruba language is wider than imagined.

In the account, father is called aba in Ondo Town's account abà-abá. If you havent,then ask for the link, which I will gladly share with you.

Guess what ? Aba or Abba is known as Aramaic -Hebrew word which was and still used by Christianity, Judaism ,which means, "Father"; religious superior; in the Syriac, Coptic, and Ethiopic churches, a title given to the bishops, and by the bishops to the patriarch; a title given to Jewish scholars in the Talmudic period.

The questions that need bother you people ought be, did Yoruba loaned all her language from foreigners ?

Did Yoruba actually lived in a land outside West Africa in antiquity ?

Anyway, time will tell. Meanwhile I hold firmly to the fact, igbàlódé is superior to ìgbàlódé.[/s]

Mr. Man keep quiet abeg.
It is ìgbàlódé.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SiOUC1N_UQ

absoluteSuccess:
It's the first time I'm looking at the arguments you guys are having close up. If that's your position all along, I respect your decision than the circus group above.

You are a sensible person.

If those guys make what you put up there it's Calabash you put on, then it's a case of the blind leading the blind. They will both end in a ditch. Igbà is not igbá.

Check a poetry by J.F. Odunjo, in Alawiye...

Bi babalawo baji, a dupe l'owo Ifa,
Tonisegun baji, a juba l'owo osanyin,
Bi akope ba fe kope, koni sai figba seyin.

T'osere ba fe lo sode orin,
Koni sai dupe l'owo Olorun,
Keree won lee larinrin.

The man you quoted doesn't know there's something called igbà in Yoruba, he must have adopted the available option from Google cause he ought to know the difference.

I want to believe that you have accent and you speak with one. No problem with that, I agree with you on the special accents and diacritics, sometimes pronunciation disagrees with the location of meaning.

Example: Olufimo, Alarinna, etc.

Lmao. Damage control oshi

You are just now understanding what the issue is.. Just now? Meaning you have been blindly attacking me and praising Olu, you better tell him the truth. You do well to teach Olu and tell him what he doesn't know, not me.
Lmoa. You don't yet want to seek solution to your problem

absoluteSuccess:
Great,

Let's wait for Olu to do justice to the foregoing. He's a force to reckon with when it comes to etymology of the Yoruba words.

We are not talking diacritics now, but etymology and you are clueless about such, hence you (a)void the question and held to the foregoing.

Stupid talk. You cannot realise the proper etymology of a Yoruba word by having the wrong diacritics.
Keep deceiving Olu with shallow praises

Neither you nor Olu know jack about etymology, reason you yourself conveniently avoid diacritics, so you can conveniently cut and drag as you like, giving nonsense break downs

macof:
Lmao. Damage control oshi

You are just now understanding what the issue is.. Just now? Meaning you have been blindly attacking me and praising Olu, you better tell him the truth. You do well to teach Olu and tell him what he doesn't know, not me.
Lmoa. You don't yet want to seek solution to your problem

"Lati Orun ni Oduduwa ro wa"

Correct yourself here.

macof:
Stupid talk. You cannot realise the proper etymology of a Yoruba word by having the wrong diacritics.
Keep deceiving Olu with shallow praises

Neither you nor Olu know jack about etymology, reason you yourself conveniently avoid diacritics, so you can conveniently cut and drag as you like, giving nonsense break downs

The praise I gave Olu has gotten to you?

What does eleyoro mean?

absoluteSuccess:
Thanks for the opinion.

If opinion is proof of fact, then you are right.

The opinion is all you know about history.

"We are Africans", "their god".

Another stupidity.

That yoruba are Africans is not an opinion but a fact
You are not 3 years old to be talking like this

@Temigrey112

absoluteSuccess:
The praise I gave Olu has gotten to you?

What does eleyoro mean?

Didn't I just tell you to keep deceiving him? Go right ahead

Two things.
Put the correct diacritics and tell me how much you will pay.

absoluteSuccess:
It's the first time I'm looking at the arguments you guys are having close up. If that's your position all along, I respect your decision than the circus group above.

You are a sensible person.

If those guys make what you put up there it's Calabash you put on, then it's a case of the blind leading the blind. They will both end in a ditch. Igbà is not igbá.

Check a poetry by J.F. Odunjo, in Alawiye...

Bi babalawo baji, a dupe l'owo Ifa,
Tonisegun baji, a juba l'owo osanyin,
Bi akope ba fe kope, koni sai figba seyin.

T'osere ba fe lo sode orin,
Koni sai dupe l'owo Olorun,
Keree won lee larinrin.

The man you quoted doesn't know there's something called igbà in Yoruba, he must have adopted the available option from Google cause he ought to know the difference.

I want to believe that you have accent and you speak with one. No problem with that, I agree with you on the special accents and diacritics, sometimes pronunciation disagrees with the location of meaning.

Example: Olufimo, Alarinna, etc.

Sir, he rarely knows that there is igbà as "time." in Yoruba language. This is the reason he quickly adopted ìgbàlódé from his friend's view. While, he also blundered while writing Igbàlódé wrongly.

Infact, I have informed him more on Oshimowe's account of usage of Yoruba's word aba as Yorubas which has been denied by both of them or three of them.

May be they should go force it down South East Yoruba that their language's dialects is not the oldest in Yoruba land,which Ondo Ekimogun belongs.



Cheers

TAO11:
Didinrin yi carry your messed up life away from me.

There is no reason why I should repeatedly educate a renowned dullard — free of charge for that matter.

nisai, see your friend that you expect me sheat sword against ? A defeated being who only pointed to Idah? Niger Benue Confluence as a place of Yoruba's origin! One who out of robust or superior information begins to use vulgar words against the accuse. Lmao

Tell him to go Ileife and tell them that their language developed from Niger Benue confluence whose land is landlocked.


Both Ryder and Bowen, who came before wrote before Professor Akintoye were the ones who were informed of the Ileife standing infront of the sea or facing the sea.

The Ileife proper account states, "Ileife of Yoruba in Nigeria is the place where it was, from the begining even during flood era."

How can you TAO12 be this gullible ? O má ṣé o .

Who exactly were the eyewitnesses who saw the land of Ilẹ́ifẹ̀ or Iléifẹ̀ at IDAH or Niger Benue Confluence standing on a landlocked water or lagoon?

What Temple of Yoruba or oldest Virtual Art was situated at IDAH of Igala~Niger Benue Confluence that made it home of ancient Yorubas original place of origin ? None thatI know of or any Yoruba historical angle.

macof:
Didn't I just tell you to keep deceiving him? Go right ahead

Two things.
Put the correct diacritics and tell me how much you will pay.

Mr. Ekundayo,

Nobody picks good fruits from an evil tree aside poison. Haba, you are a toxicant now, it's "garbage in, garbage out". What you have will always flow freely from you with or without pay.

How much have you ever received here over the years you have been doing your thing here? You ever get paid to be so savage?

It's what you have that you will give. Asking for money for what you won't do is the hallmarks of the scam business you do on your WhatsApp based investment company.

I ran out the moment you added me via your spy. Hope e no too pain you sha? Money doubler. Anyway you can tell people what you do for a living for now.

At least it's in the future that you will publish the book you and Tao were discussing, the one that will see you traveling to Muslim countries to find out the meaning of the name Yoruba. Buhahaha

Please don't kill me, I'm only joking, Mr. Ekundayo. I have seen the people in your contact, I know I'm playing with fire, but God is my strength, I will overcome you.

In Jesus mighty name, amen.

macof:
Another stupidity.

That yoruba are Africans is not an opinion but a fact
You are not 3 years old to be talking like this

@Temigrey112

That Martin Luther King Jr is an American is another kind of fact too. We're not talking current affairs here.

You want your "like" back ba?

When Google is your Yoruba translator, without it, no idea. You guys thrive in mud fight.

Lati Orun ni Oduduwa ro wa

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Oduduwa descended from heaven

This version is from a Google translator, it's not how a native speaker of the Yoruba language will construct the same sentence.

Akoto ede Yoruba

Lati atetekose ni Oro wa

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Orun ni eja ti wa (saye).

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Lati Orun ni Oduduwa ti ro wa.

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The same man playing hide and seek with what is this simple is the same man raising hell upon the minuscule diacritics.

He doesn't know much but claim so much and crave utmost attention, he wants the topic derailed so he could find little things he can latch on to.

Once he can do that, he gains control and bring ridicules and then supervise the thread, all he's been trying to do for years. Yet nothing for head aside killer tricks and jungle instincts.

Olu317:
[s]nisai, see your friend that you expect me sheat sword against ? A defeated being who only pointed to Idah? Niger Benue Confluence as a place of Yoruba's origin! One who out of robust or superior information begins to use vulgar words against the accuse. Lmao

Tell him to go Ileife and tell them that their language developed from Niger Benue confluence whose land is landlocked.


Both Ryder and Bowen, who came before wrote before Professor Akintoye were the ones who were informed of the Ileife standing infront of the sea or facing the sea.

The Ileife proper account states, "Ileife of Yoruba in Nigeria is the place where it was, from the begining even during flood era."

How can you TAO12 be this gullible ? O má ṣé o .

Who exactly were the eyewitnesses who saw the land of Ilẹ́ifẹ̀ or Iléifẹ̀ at IDAH or Niger Benue Confluence standing on a landlocked water or lagoon?

What Temple of Yoruba or oldest Virtual Art was situated at IDAH of Igala~Niger Benue Confluence that made it home of ancient Yorubas original place of origin ? None thatI know of or any Yoruba historical angle.[/s]

First of all, all you wrote is a huge load of rrrubbish.

Secondly, what part of “Didinrin yi carry your messed up life away from me” don’t you understand.

Awon “I know medical science better than medical and surgical experts” gang.

Lmao!

absoluteSuccess:
[s]Great,

Let's wait for Olu to do justice to the foregoing. He's a force to reckon with when it comes to etymology of the Yoruba words.

We are not talking diacritics now, but etymology and you are clueless about such, hence you (a)void the question and held to the foregoing.[/s]

You jokers amuse me every time.

Keep wasting your time, energy, and life by chasing shadows.

In addition to history and linguistics, shebi both of you also know surgery better than actual surgeons?

A pair of clowns.

TAO11:
That’s the kind of d*g-sh*t he goes around typing.

He is a “Yoruba” from Jerusalem. /s

Lmao . Yoruba from Niger-Benue confluence ....See mountainous lies from your own school of thought .

So, your own Iléifẹ̀ is a land lock Niger-Benue confluence turned "A land standing in front of the sea", which your most revered Professor Banji Akintoye mentioned to you.

Well, Coptic language had been identified as cognate related to Yorubas, even more closer than with Ibos. That alone is a fact,which you cannot deny.

So,if you chose to be an Igala or from Niger-Benue confluence , then so shall it be. But do us a great favour, kindly grouped Yoruba ancestors with civilzed people of that era where robe was worn in the past.......And not naked people.

TAO11:
You jokers amuse me every time.

Keep wasting your time, energy, and life by chasing shadows.

In addition to history and linguistics, shebi both of you also know surgery better than actual surgeons?

A pair of clowns.

It doesn't answer the questions.

History is not your family "patent".

My loses is not reposed on yours.

You want the title, talo mba e du?

Olu317:
[s]Lmao . Yoruba from Niger-Benue confluence ....See mountainous lies from your own school of thought .

So, your own Iléifẹ̀ is a land lock Niger-Benue confluence turned "A land standing in front of the sea", which your most revered Professor Banji Akintoye mentioned to you.

Well, Coptic language had been identified as cognate related to Yorubas, even more closer than with Ibos. That alone is a fact,which you cannot deny.

So,if you chose to be an Igala or from Niger-Benue confluence , then so shall it be. But do us a great favour, kindly grouped Yoruba ancestors with civilzed people of that era where robe was worn in the past.......And not naked people.[/s]

Can you stop mentioning me whenever you write your load of nonsense?

You are deluded enough to think you are an expert at history better than historians themselves.

Stick to your delusions (without mentioning me). Your delusions clearly help you sleep well at night.

TAO11:
First of all, all you wrote is a huge load of rrrubbish.

Secondly, what part of “Didinrin yi carry your messed up life away from me” don’t you understand.

Awon “I know medical science better than medical and surgical experts” gang.

Lmao!

YOU ARE A LIAR AND A MASTER OF IT.

Odẹdẹ ni ibẹẹrẹ.......charity begins at home. A disrespectful lady can never has a fulfilled life. Oh I mean to posit, a disrespectful man has no reason of having a fulfilled life. nisai take note.

As usual a weakling has no language than bullying....Lmao. Igbà ló dé and not ìgbà ló dé(loosely translated as new era,new time-modern) .

Kikiki are you not the one posting false as fact.

Furthermore, History of Yoruba from Ileife is not the same as from outsiders a .
So, who is the didirin ? Surely, it is the pained one. Are you also afraid of diacritic signs on
dìdìrìn? A failed being you are.

Why did you not answer the question you were asked ? Instead, you gave excuse and fled like the one who dreaded failure.

Hateitatyour own peril , lIeife was never situated in landlocked Niger Benue confluence because the water never face Atlantic Ocean.

Do you actually want to know where Phonecians-cum Hebrew lived in West Africa? Consult me and let me refer books to you. So that your knowledge can be further be enhanced with information.

Mind you, I have never stray from my field . Instead, I will make reference to authored books with modern time ( igbà ọ̀tun).

TAO11:
Can you stop mentioning with your load of nonsense?

You are deluded enough to think you are an expert at history than historians themselves.

Stick to your delusions (without mentioning me). Your delusions clearly help you sleep well at night.

You should have studied to be a surgeon than historian, that would have put you in the very "special" grandiose cadre of life with attending air of self importance you love around yourself.

Better go and call your brother.

He's still in the shock of what has fallen on him, he probably send you here to get over the brooding of being tactically pinned down to his evil plots.

It's not in his character to be far from the battlefield in times like this except he's been hit badly and trying to figure out the next lie to cover face.

Bunch of criminals.

Olu317:
[s]YOU ARE A LIAR AND A MASTER OF IT.

Odẹdẹ ni ibẹẹrẹ.......charity begins at home. A disrespectful lady can never has a fulfilled life. Oh I mean to posit, a disrespectful man has no reason of having a fulfilled life. nisai take note.

As usual a weakling has no language than bullying....Lmao. Igbà ló dé and not ìgbà ló dé(loosely translated as new era,new time-modern) .

Kikiki are you not the one posting false as fact.

Furthermore, History of Yoruba from Ileife is not the same as from outsiders a .
So, who is the didirin ? Surely, it is the pained one. Are you also afraid of diacritic signs on
dìdìrìn? A failed being you are.

Why did you not answer the question you were asked ? Instead, you gave excuse and fled like the one who dreaded failure.

Hateitatyour own peril , lIeife was never situated in landlocked Niger Benue confluence because the water never face Atlantic Ocean.

Do you actually want to know where Phonecians-cum Hebrew lived in West Africa? Consult me and let me refer books to you. So that your knowledge can be further be enhanced with information.

Mind you, I have never stray from my field . Instead, I will make reference to authored books with modern time ( igbà ọ̀tun).[/s]

absoluteSuccess:
[s]You should have studied to be a surgeon than historian, that would have put you in the very "special" grandiose cadre of life with attending air of self importance you love around yourself.

Better go and call your brother.

He's still in the shock of what has fallen on him, he probably send you here to get over the brooding of being tactically pinned down to his evil plots.

It's not in his character to be far from the battlefield in times like this except he's been hit badly and trying to figure out the next lie to cover face.

Bunch of criminals.[/s]

What part of “carry your miserable life away from me” do you clowns not understand?

Write your delusions without involving me.

Or are you both so daft?

Olu317:
YOU ARE A LIAR AND A MASTER OF IT.

Odẹdẹ ni ibẹẹrẹ.......charity begins at home. A disrespectful lady can never has a fulfilled life. Oh I mean to posit, a disrespectful man has no reason of having a fulfilled life. nisai take note.

As usual a weakling has no language than bullying....Lmao. Igbà ló dé and not ìgbà ló dé(loosely translated as new era,new time-modern) .

Kikiki are you not the one posting false as fact.

Furthermore, History of Yoruba from Ileife is not the same as from outsiders a .
So, who is the didirin ? Surely, it is the pained one. Are you also afraid of diacritic signs on
dìdìrìn? A failed being you are.

Why did you not answer the question you were asked ? Instead, you gave excuse and fled like the one who dreaded failure.

Hateitatyour own peril , lIeife was never situated in landlocked Niger Benue confluence because the water never face Atlantic Ocean.

Do you actually want to know where Phonecians-cum Hebrew lived in West Africa? Consult me and let me refer books to you. So that your knowledge can be further be enhanced with information.

Mind you, I have never stray from my field . Instead, I will make reference to authored books with modern time ( igbà ọ̀tun).

Olu, I will call macof on you ooo.

Ojuju macof

Only God knows how much bounty these criminals have on our heads.

Heartless souls full of evil.

I am from Ado, and the more you try to trick and catch me, the more you will be disgraced.

Omo Alado Moro.

Akii siwaju Ado Kasi Ado lona, Akii keyin Ado kaje Ado lese, Omo Agbo t'ogun mati, agbo tote maberu.

Omo opekete ndagba, Inu adamo nbaje.

absoluteSuccess:
[s]
Mr. Ekundayo,

Nobody picks good fruits from an evil tree aside poison. Haba, you are a toxicant now, it's "garbage in, garbage out". What you have will always flow freely from you with or without pay.

How much have you ever received here over the years you have been doing your thing here? You ever get paid to be so savage?

It's what you have that you will give. Asking for money for what you won't do is the hallmarks of the scam business you do on your WhatsApp based investment company.

I ran out the moment you added me via your spy. Hope e no too pain you sha? Money doubler. Anyway you can tell people what you do for a living for now.

At least it's in the future that you will publish the book you and Tao were discussing, the one that will see you traveling to Muslim countries to find out the meaning of the name Yoruba. Buhahaha

Please don't kill me, I'm only joking, Mr. Ekundayo. I have seen the people in your contact, I know I'm playing with fire, but God is my strength, I will overcome you.

In Jesus mighty name, amen[/s] .

Deranged fellow

TAO11:
Can you stop mentioning me whenever you write your load of nonsense?

You are deluded enough to think you are an expert at history than historians themselves.

Stick to your delusions (without mentioning me). Your delusions clearly help you sleep well at night.

I do not mention because I chose to. Instead, you came to dent my undentable image! Oya , there is evidence of Phonecian in West Africa.

There is nothing delusional about it. Instead, you lacked the pedigree to face up with reality . Stop insulting and learn. As simple as ABC.

Have you ever heard of Osara in Ileife account ? Learn also if you havent and make sure you read about Semitic name of a prototype feminine personality in Hebrews oral account.

Kindly learn and add value to what you know. ...period.