₦airaland Forum

kingbee90:

You are part of the problems of Nigeria.
An illiterate motor park tout contested to be a member of the house of Representatives & won through thuggery, agberoism, political godfathers and with supports from idiotts like you.
Wasn't he informed that English language communication is one of his requirements inorder to represent his people?
Was he expected to go there and speak yoruba in a multilingual nation like Nigeria?

I always thought Hausa/Fulani are the ones dragging this nation backwards but now I know better.
You people are pathetic. *spits *

The ones that break grammar left, right and centre, how have they helped the country.

One Yoruba Abuja representative can't speak the English that he was asked to and it is Ndi Yoruba dragging the country backwards.

Bitter much?!

What have the orators and grammarians we gave as politicians and political office holders ever achieved for the Nation other than stealing and looting of public funds and deceiving their gullible followers?
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If it's takes an illiterate to FIX Nigeria, so be it.

Free the guy joor.

Over 70% of those who vote are from poor families and maybe 50% not educated, so Nigerians should think. Enough of all these overhyped educated looters....

According to the suffersticated urchins from south west: We are the most educated!

Lol…Omo this is bad

Must be from brown roof.
They only sabi 💀💀💀 mining

Nigerians need to understand that English language is not knowledge, it’s just a linguistic skill, just another language, that made it easy for the British to control and enslave the anglophone nations , you will never see the British use African language as her official language, ask yourself why?

There are so many Doctors in Russia , China that can not speak English

calaway:
E for just speak Yoruba..... traditional language should be allowed in the house of assembly

The language Nigerian constitution recognizes for communication is Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba and English.

Yusufisraelj:
The language Nigerian constitution recognizes for communication is Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba and English.

And so he should have been allowed to express his views in yoruba

WaleBuraimoh:
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If this is one of the people that reviewed the tax reforms, then it probably has not been properly reviewed .

Dalohad:
Are we Yorubas no longer the most educated?

An Fulani Almajiris Speaker is now teaching our yoruba lawmakers how to speak basic English.

Awolowo must be rolling in his grave and gnashing his teeth.

Ur case IS PITIABLE. I'M sorry for your kids if u have any . OLORI AWON OLODO

They will soon come out and say it was doctored then we will hear that the person that shared the clip is in DSS custody

WaleBuraimoh:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNjYG75jIK4&pp=ygVITGF3bWFrZXIgZ29lcyB2aXJhbCBmb3Igc3RydWdnbGluZyB0byBzcGVhayBFbmdsaXNoIGR1cmluZyBwcmVzZW50YXRpb24g

While the incident has highlighted communication challenges among lawmakers, it has also sparked a conversation about the balance between public presentation and effective representation.



https://www.pulse.ng/articles/news/video-lawmaker-goes-viral-for-struggling-to-speak-english-during-motion-presentation-2025011614465825939

While this is funny, I think he was just having a hard time remembering the words that was being repeated to him.

Coming from the So called most Educated region in Nigeria.... SMH

Imagine if it was a Northerner

pongwa:
foolish bloggers with defeatist mentality. Is he an English man? Why make a fuss about his inability to speak English?

Is the position an official one ? What's the official language of Nigeria again ? Lastly, wouldn't it be out of place if he ever have to meet with foreigners (and what would the foreigners communicate with )?

Answer these to know if you're insane or not

TheNiceGuy:
Imagine olodo making mockery of someone. "An Fulani"
Product of Peter Obi WAEC Special Center

Nor mind that Okesuku

Dalohad:
It is 'forte', not 'fort'.

You no pass 'Six', you still no pass 'sense'. Double jeopardy..

Illiterate Eleribu.. Mugu.

fault not forte

mrvitalis:
Our official language is English
Our education is done in English

Is there any national examination written in Yoruba?

Stop this weak defense

Ogbeni your statement is not entirely correct. That we decide to usually speak English doesn't mean it's the norm, you're allowed to express yourself in the major three languages of the federation and English.

The norm of always speaking English makes it look like it's always been like this, but in reality it's not, officially we operate four languages.

He could be a stutterer under tension to speak in public. He needs to always calm down and breath normally.

calaway:
And so he should have been allowed to express his views in yoruba

Absolutely, it would be translated, that's the standard.

Imaging?
Very disgraceful to the nation and his concetuncy




Amala don enter him head.

Chinese dont give a Bleep about English. Spanish, Latinos, Arabians, French etc dont give a Bleep about English. But Africans especially Nigerians erroneously think speaking English is a sign of being intelligent. NO ITS NOT

pongwa:
foolish bloggers with defeatist mentality. Is he an English man? Why make a fuss about his inability to speak English?

u dont have Sense
tell me , what is he doing in the house of rep?
they won't allow qualified people to be there, simply because they want to steal,
u urself na ode,
Nigeria is not an English speaking country like u said?
he for speak yoruba and let's see if Igbos and abokis there will understand

Yusufisraelj:
Ogbeni your statement is not entirely correct. That we decide to usually speak English doesn't mean it's the norm, you're allowed to express yourself in the major three languages of the federation and English.

The norm of always speaking English makes it look like it's always been like this, but in reality it's not, officially we operate four languages.

Our official language is English. This your line of defense is invalid and untenable.

[quote author=calaway post=133778540]E for just speak Yoruba..... traditional language should be allowed in the house of assembly [/quotze]what about those that don't understand Yoruba? It's not everywhere traditional language will fly. Else there will be confusion

Yusufisraelj:
Absolutely, it would be translated, that's the standard.

Exactly my point

pongwa:
foolish bloggers with defeatist mentality. Is he an English man? Why make a fuss about his inability to speak English?

This is not a case of English speaking. Clearly the man's brain is heavily clogged by Amala, Ewedu and Gbegiri. He needs factory reset.

Chukwudi4naija:
Our official language is English. This your line of defense is invalid and untenable.

A simple google search will cure this ill talk. Study your country more.

[quote author=DelphiOracle post=133783351][/quote]The house of assembly should have interpreters for every Nigerian language.

Yusufisraelj:
Ogbeni your statement is not entirely correct. That we decide to usually speak English doesn't mean it's the norm, you're allowed to express yourself in the major three languages of the federation and English.

The norm of always speaking English makes it look like it's always been like this, but in reality it's not, officially we operate four languages.

What are talking about his inability to speak English despite trying... You Yorubas can keep electing people who can't speak English to keep representing your
In a formal gathering involving people of different background anyone that speaks any other things than englisn is stu.pid

pongwa:
did he argue with the correction? Ability to speak English should never be a yardstick for measuring intelligence. Yoruba should be the language of communication in that chamber instead

no it should be Ibo language

What is the big deal about inability to speak English.

Is ability to speak English effortlessly a sign of intelligence.

Slave mentality.

Jesus. See embarrassment. That one faking call behind just to block his ears from nonsense.