TewMuch:

mi o ro boya o wa lori YouTube. Mo ti wa ti. radio broadcast ni mo ti n gbo Nkan Nbe ju. Idi yi ni mo nbere lowo awon eni to ma nwo. Awon nkan nbe je awon eni ti n tu asiri awon aiye oh. O le gan, Nigeria le. To ba gbo nkan to ma n sele ni Nigeria yen bo se ri, eru a ba e. Won ma n se le nkan nkan lori TV, but radio ni mo ma n gbo ju. Eni to ma n se o se alaisi, iku e o de lagbara. Awon eyan sope aiye nbinu si. Nkan ti mo gbo ni yen sha.

TewMuch:

Mo ti ri oh


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfoJGXRzdA8&feature=related

Cute500:

i cant guarantee their credibility, but then again, why would you make up shows like this? i remember one episode i saw and they showed the woman who gave birth to tortoise and she was backing it with wrapper. She claimed that she couldnt throw the tortoise away cuz it came from her womb but her neighbours all ganged up against her calling her a witch or something similar.

denzel2009:

cos they all die untimely. Kola Olawuyi just peme like that and Yinka Ayefele couldnt stand on his feet again.

FFA:

ITS AMAZING U GUYS CAN WRITE YORUBA WELL, TENI NTENI TEKISA NI TAA TAN(YOURS IS YOURS) , I PITY OUR YOUNG ONES COMING THEY CAN NEITHER READ OR SPEAK IT, KO LUWA RAN WA LOWO O,

AS PER D DISCUSSION, LABE ORUN PROGRAMME IS STILL ON AIR MITV 9.30 PM SUNDAYS,

ifyalways:

Nkan mbe was one of my favorite TV programs though i hardly believe some of the stories.

oludashmi:

I have not been paying attention after Kola Olawuyi's death but I know they still broadcast on (Ogun radio) GT Radio on Fridays, 8:10pm-10pm, OGTV 5:30pm and Galaxy TV not sure of time but any moment frm 2pm.

Ileke-IdI:

^^^ You're right, some schools forbid the speaking of Yoruba. I went to schoolin Lagos for a few yrs, that's when I was prohibited from speaking Ekiti. I will never forvie that school

Thank God I didnt school there for long

toba:

Where is Kola Olawuyi that used to say[b] 'Eni to ba ni ka mabo oun ni a o ni deba nile'[/b]

Meaning all go die one day

denzel2009:

You would have been uber razz cos you would now be mixing Ekiti with American accent.

davidif:

Its incredible when people refer to there native culture as razz. I can't imagine the English or the Americans doing it. As for me, i strongly wish that i could speak Ekiti but alas i[b] am now grown [/b]and its sorta late. Gator, i wish i could speak it like you o, i can only speak basic yoruba, to make matters worse, i can barely even read it.

TeskyMan:

@ Toba - According to Late Kola Olawuyi, - [b]Obee nii be'su, Atele'se ni bee'na. Eni t'oba ni kii a ma bo, ohun l'a o ni debaa[/b]. Meaning - Whoever says we wouldn't be back on the programme, would have died on our resumption.

Kola Olawuyi - Orun re o hhh

~Bluetooth:

Those are these days when the programme really existed.the guy shuttles between Abeokuta on friday night and Radio nigeria,ibadan on saturday morning.It might interest you to know that Yinka Ayefele was travelling to attend the Ibadan edition of the programme when he had the accident anyways times fly.May kola's soul rest in peace.