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Olu317:
Is that the ony dictionary ? Like I had mentioned, revisit books.
2. Diacritics on what ? There's imperfection in Yoruba diacritics In as much as , Yoruba language orthography is patterned after Latin and it diacritic ; circumflex, Grave and acute. So, stop accusation when you see dictionary to that effect.

Please help yourself more with comprehensive Yoruba dictions through below scholars works

*Abraham 1958 (Dictionary of Modern Yoruba)*

Adewole 2000 (Beginning Yorùbá, part I) Adewole 2001 (Beginning Yorùbá, part II)

Bamgbose 1966 (A Grammar of Yoruba)

Delano 1958 (Atúmò ede Yorùbá)

Ladipo 1972 (Oba Kò So)

Lindfors & Owomoyela 1973 (Yoruba proverbs)

Ogunbowale 1967 (The Essentials of the Yoruba language)

Rowlands 1969 (Teach yourself Yoruba)

Sachnine 1997 (Dictionnaire usuel yorùbá-français)

Ward 1952 (An Introduction to the Yoruba Language)

Although Yoruba of Nigeria are trying but need much work on modification of yoruba lexicons be done As far as Iam concerned , ibadan, use s to replace ṣ etc. This is not a default but pure accent.

Furthermore,among the Akokos , Oka- ufe group has
her dialect often replaces or substitute a front short spread vowel sound /i/ with a short back rounded vowel sound /u/ when compare with that of the Yoruba language, for examples:

Ise- Utse Job
Igba-Ugba time
Iwe-Uwe book
Ile-uli house
Ipe-upe calling
Igbo-ugbo bush
Ijo-udzo dancing
Olu-Elu lord
Okunrin-okinrin male
Obinrin obunrin female

Another most noticeable in the dialect is a palato-alveolar affricate voiced consonant /dz/ which it uses to substitute for /j/ in the Yoruba lexical items, as it can be seen below:
Yoruba Language Owalusin dialect English Language
Eje edze blood
Ijoye idzoje chief
Joka dzoka what/card
Ijala udzala oral poem for hunter
Eja edza fish
Ojogbon odzogben knowledgeable
Ajo adzo journey

Apart from this group other enclaves dialects have been reviewed thoroughly through out Yorubaland.

Lastly, I have never been an incorrectable personality. If Iam, then I must have been a spirit. Although far from it. So, nullify such in heart and understand it that ,it is not about self pride.

Ẹ̀gbọ́n, accent or no accent, the only thing that can distinguish dialects in written form all over the world is the right application of diacritics. Even the alphabet of the Arabic language uses diacritics, if you fail to apply it well your readers will be reading another meaning different from what you have in mind.
Baba, this long story is not needed sir

0balufonlll:
Actually there are three classes of head dresses for royalties in Yorubaland where I'm from. And in the order of 'arrival' they are:

1. Oro [Takes the place of Number 2]

2. Are [Now takes the place of Number 1 in seniority].

3. Ade.

Oro is the oldest & it signifies a strong pre-Oduduwa power.

Are is also a type of oro, originally worn by Obatala & handed to Obalufon. The difference is the bead fringes.

Ade are those head covers derived from or after Are.

The actual term is Are not Ade-Are. Are is different from Ade, they're not the same & not in the same class.

Below is a picture showing Oro. Compare it with the Are. You'll see the slight similarities.

Point noted, thank you for the calcification.
However, please advise @olu317 on the use of diacritics as the misuse always misinform
Thank you once again

Olu317:
How is it scam? Lmao

That Yoruba language in Benin Republic is written with modified alphabets different from that written in Nigeria,which has no relevance to the point you point at
.

In as much you are ignorant, the tones don't change simply because it is Yoruba orthography in Benin Republic. Besides let's even juxtapose it, Do you constantly give strange tone marks to alphabetical word and you didn't state that you were using the orthography popular in Benin Republic to fine tune yoruba language

How is it scam? That Ȃrẹ isnt a crown or what? And I have posted Ompetu that calls it a crown. WhataboutI leifeEven Ileife ? These people have acknowledged it as a crown. Macof,what is your point?

Rhektor claimed I posted fake information but can only point out to Ábá as excuse! Lmao. In your own dialect , is father acute or grave in accent ? If indeed you want to be exemplary as a scholar ,then answer the quetion genuinely.

Are you aware that the latin orthography that yoruba loaned diacritic from have been modified There is more to these that meet the eyes

You see this is the issue with you, you love to muddle things up so as to escape scrutiny.
I only make example of one of the things you wrote up there. That does not mean that is the only error in your work. You need to do a revision of your work please.
That Latin orthography which Yorùbás loan diacritics from has been modified does not mean we should follow suit. Has our own diacritics not been modified too? Should we keep running after others because they do something then we must do it too right?
Who exactly are your targeted audience? The Yorùbás in Benin Republic of Yorùbá worldwide?
Admitting one's mistake does not kill anyone, it only show that you are up for new ideas.
So much for someone who claim to be researching but stick to 1800 ideologies

Olu317:
Lol, if you conveniently claim that Benin Republic Yorubas, were influenced, then obviously you make Nigeria Yoruba superior through your comment.

Have you ever taken to read the Yoruba orthography writers ? A lot that meet the eyes is fuming up. Instantaneously , the Yoruba language too have variant and it has been stated that North Eastern Yorubas speakers dialect are the oldest form of Yoruba language and these dialects has a word and synonym in certain words. So, do not claim Benin orthography is not on equal status with Nigeria's Yoruba orthography.

Lastly if you claim , I am wrong or my persspective on Ȃrẹ, then it means, you have not verify my view. Below is a Yoruba dictionary's screenshot on "Ȃrẹ" which is over a century old, in terms of the year of the first set of production. Can the dictionary also be wrong diacritically ?

Where in my comment did I claim that the Yorùbá in Republic of Benin is inferior?

Influenced = inferior - olu317
Secondly, you don't just pick dictionary anyhow please, someone can not argue that a word written in Oxford advance learner dictionary published in the 1970s is more correct than the one published in the 2000s lol
My brother take the advice, it will do you a lot of good. Àmì fàágùn ~ is no longer in use, so I don't care what your archaic dictionary says, go and dump it in the trash bin where it belongs.
Besides, there was never a time when Yorùbá write the word Ààrẹ as ârẹ, what you Wil see in older publications is ãrẹ

Ẹ̀gbọ́n, ẹ nílò láti padà lọ sí ilé ẹ̀kọ́ jẹ́ lé o sinmi

Olu317:
Not hard feeling but just that will sum up these questions of yours and allegations in tripod perspective because I am in a tripod position.
1. Research is just enquiry into facts or theories. So no qualm on such terminology

2. I have never added up words in a twisting way because I have shown each word with it Yoruba dictionary and the one you can't find in this screenshot will be dealt with later. Even if you claim you know yoruba language or speak it more than I do isn't a problem to me.

2b. I'm aware that when teaching Yoruba literacy, solfège names of musical notes are used to name the tones: low is do, mid is re, and high is mi. Tentatively the current orthography of Yoruba was developed from a 1966 report of the Yoruba Orthography Committee, along with Ayọ Bamgboṣe's 1965 Yoruba Orthography


A B D E Ẹ F G Gb H I J K
a b d e ẹ f g gb h i j k L M N O Ọ P R S Ṣ T U W
l m n o ọ p r s ṣ t u w Y
y


Meanwhile in Benin Republic , Yoruba uses a different orthography. The Yoruba alphabet was standardized along with other Benin languages in the National Languages Alphabet by the National Language Commission in 1975, and revised in 1990 and 2008 by the National Center for Applied Linguistics. Benin alphabet

A B D E Ɛ F G Gb H I J K
a b d e ɛ f g gb h i j k Kp L M N O Ɔ P R S Sh T U
kp l m n o ɔ p r s sh t u
W Y
w y

So, as you can see yoruba language has not been fully understood by the modern day writers because knowledgeof the language is as old as mankind's existence on planet earth. So, I am aware of Yoruba's language vast ancient strength.Altough you may choose to disagree.

3. Àrẹ ("a" sound in bad~ b"a"d) was what I posited and not Àrè.One of the variant option is that according Yoruba dictionary Ȃrẹ is attested to have circumflex on the "A" AArẹ ,which means eldest child,apparent heir etc. Although homophone and homophene exist in this word which makes Yoruba lexicon intiguing.But like I had stated Ȃrẹ is known to mean a crown.

Furthmore, Ȃrolè is older in term of meaning, apparent reigning heir on the throne or incharge of a position of his ancestors.

In conclusion, below is a screenahot of Ȃrẹ, which is a crown.

The screenshot you added here is neither historical nor fact. Coming from heaven in that context shows it to be a myth.
Now to the way the words are written in Benin Republic lol, my brother you're just trying to mix things up here. How would an English man look at the way words are written in Australia or America and then claim that, that is the correct way it should be written or pronounced? This seriously is a joke right?
You and I know that in Benin Republic the way they would understand, write and present whatever Yorùbá content would have been influenced by the environment they found themselves. You can not use the way these people write Yorùbá to justify anything here please. I wish you all the best in your work

NB: You still make a lot of blunders with the diacritics, for whatever reason you chose to please don't turn words upside down because of a preconceived opinion

Olu317:
Without iota of doubt, there are more 'ba' in Yoruba language with different diacritics that has different meaning which can be [ b]homograph, homophone,homonym[/b] and not
heterograph in nature

My dear , this is a platorm for learning and one need be careful if such does not have the perequisite to do justice to question to being asked. So, I am not here to dilly dally. Beside, Iam a thorough Yoruba language's speaker

Howbeit,you are angry, which may seem normal before you but not to me because Idon't see reason for such in as much as I am only sharing knowledge. Instead, If you're in doubt, consult written books to be your guide, dictionaries account, elders in your environment, elders in your hometown, Ifaodu priests, and self researches. No hard feeling.

Cheers

Stop throwing the word research out like cheap cabdies please. To research does not mean to think things out of the blues and that exactly is what you are doing. Research moves from what is known to the unknown however with you it seems that research mean having a wish and twisting words to suit it and presenting your thoughts as facts. Please take the advice on learning how to apply diacritical marks it goes a long way in shaping words in Yorùbá language as this our language is a tonal language.
I will say it again that I am not angry at you as a person but at the mixing up of things that you did above.
Let me add thus I have learnt some things from some of yiur post but that will not exonerate your work from criticism, that's how learning is done. Stop seeing everyone who call out the error in your work as your enemies, we aren't your enemy. Your enemy is your arrogance that is preventing you from seeing things form others perspectives. It is the highway to destruction.
Finally, there's nothing like Àrè on its own that translate to crown, crown is Adé. For example we have a type of crown called Adé ìṣẹ̀m̀báyé while we equally have a type of crown called Adé-àrè.

I hope this get to you in good faith, cheers

Olu317:
Lol! Ok ,what does Ka re Ba mi / Ka re O ba mi ? Perhaps explain what you know

Meanwhile, "Ba mi is/means "my lord"/ "My king". This word is indiscretly used on my lineage to praise princes or King. Beside,it is a word adopted by chritian Yorubas to acknowledge God as lord,father,king etc over them.

Again, "Bami" is also a generic word used by elders,most often elderly man to salute a younger one after the latter had greeted the elderly one in a respectful way.

Are you aware that no Yoruba dialects is inferior to any others. So, dont get me wrong. I am a researcher, which has given priviledge to me to know some word that are ancient Yorubas words which are used sparingly in one area for something and something else in another or at best homophone. Take for example: Àrẹ(Crown) and Àrẹ(lord/leader).

Lastly, I am never egocentric or chasing after self glory as you dim it fit on me which you rhetorically used the word on me, but I have never done such in the past or present nor such occuring in the future. I am only privilege to know what many do not know.


Cheers.........

You actually did not proof anything with this your submission you instead shot yourself in the foot with the Àre =crown and Àre = lord/leader example

Àrè = is actually a type of crown not just crown. It is called Adé Àrè while the right word for lord/leader is Ààrẹ. Can you see the difference now? You claim to be a researcher but you couldn't differentiate between two different Yorùbá words? Both words can only be mistaken by a non-Yorùbá speaker.
Both words are not even written same way. Lastly, watch carefully how you use diacritics, you surely need serous study on that aspect of your writing style

Cheers

TAO11:
Thank you @rhektor for calling out a scam artist.

It is is annoying when you see things like that online, some people who don't really understand the language would have been misinformed. This is very painful honestly

Olu317:
Are you for real ? Ba'ile/ Bälè means what ?

Well, knowledge is eternal.The ancient Yoruba actually developed their language in accordance to what superiority stands for. So, if you dont understand it perhaps,you should note that, my understanding of Yoruba language isnt of Oyo or Lagos form of Yoruba language but dialects of Eastern or Central Yoruba language.

Having affirm this, ba is also king ; reign over. Kindly check oriki of kings whose panegyric states, 'Ka re o ba mi',(literally,'well done my king')for more understanding.

Contrary to your view, I have not seen anywhere supersede is used by Yorubas either in ancient times,which can be found in Yoruba dictionary or modern day Yorubas. Even as a slang , I havent come across such except you have information to that effect. And I will kindly ask you to inform me.

The "ba mi" in kare o ba mi does not mean king in that sentence sir, whoever attribute it to mean king is a fraud and if you're a speaker of Yoruba language either Eastern , Central or Nothern Yorùbá, you can never attribute that to mean king.

NB: I am from the Ẹ̀gbá sub, and I have interacted with my mother's people from Ìjẹ̀bú, non I repeat non of these people has ever attributed ba to mean king, the closet you can get in this is "iba" which mean father

Please, let's not destroy our heritage because of personal glory. Yorùbá tradition, language as well as culture is bigger than any of us.

Peace

Olu317:
Are you sure you know what you are up against? Perhaps you need pull down your statement else I will post dictionary that nullified your statement which you ignorant termed my post as , 'fake'.

Seriously, I am highly disappointed in you for this postulation of yours because I have ne'er imagined that you amongst others here will not know these words exist in Yoruba lexicon. Anyway, I hope you know I am not competing with you or anyone here but if you so choose ,then ,that is self inflicted beef , because you're flawful over your view. Below is the screenshot of one among Yoruba dictionary that proofs me correct. No need for beef because you're 100% wrong.



Cheers

I repeat this is fake

Besides, who told you that someone is competing with you here? Very funny
where is your ábá which you translated to mean king in this your dictionary? I only pick that amongst other errors
Advice: please stop feeling like someone is having an hatred for you. Don't ever think when you post anything on an open forum everybody will accept it as authoritative.
You are not infallible, nobody is, know this know peace

ygowon:
Nigeria is being fukd in the missionary position without being wet. You know how devastating it can be, the reason Nigeria can never progress again.

Fuk the Nigerian soldiers and police

Bleep you too

Romanoff:
So where did the "Over my death" come from?

From the usual quarters

Olu317:
Bá = to meet,to overtake,to locate at a place
Bá=with,against
Bã=to lie in wait,to lurk,to couch,hide,etc
Bà=bend,bent
Bà=to perch
Bà=to hit the mark,to germinate
Bà=strain through seive,ask for beforehand
ìbá/bá=should would
ìbá=fever
ìbà=to rank a man,powerful man
Bã=lord over,king,father
ìbá=lord,father king
ùbá=lord ,king father
ábá=lord, king , father
Bãbã=master,highly placed man,priest, grandfather
Bäbä= father
Bàbà=guinea corn, copper
Bābá=a great thing
Bãbà=small thing
Bàbà=betoken the hovering of a bird

Fake

Olu317:
O+ bã[Obá]Ọ+bã[Ọbá]

The O is a personal pronoun; used for he,she, it,him,her aux.verb, adverb(of assent).And used also as prefix.

O(aux.verb)+Bä(n)

The Ọ is a pronoun for thee,thou(you)in Yoruba language.So also as contraction of Iwọ Is used originally among age grade which shows no form of respect. Instead ìrẹ is more apt.

Furthermore Ọ is also used as pronoun for he her,it, she, he. And it is used as verb and prefix as well among Yorubas for owner.

O= one,the,
bä=king
Lù=lord
fọn=speaks

Obalufon= king vast in speech; utterance.

The ignorants will claim god of peace of the kingdom is Ọbälùfọ̀n

Bro

Ba =/= king
Ba could mean reign, supersede, oversee, cover etc but never king stop this please

angelfallz:
How is his reaction defective?

Wòó leave o jàre, deflective

stormborn28:
Orubebe01: 7:14pm On May 18
The sweetness of the preeq no allow am remember home cheesy

You go fear DICKation

saphiere:
Earlier Thread: https://www.nairaland.com/6554009/katherine-isaiah-missing-week-left



https://www.facebook.com/wondertvofficial/posts/277051327487745

This is the problem with people, they will notake the case of real missing people to be urgently and serously given attention, thus werey went on a DICKation but everyone belive she's missing probably Kidnapped

Mtchewwwwww

angelfallz:
How is his reaction defective?

Defective I mean to write

Naija147:
His going to France won’t make any positive impact as usual. Bloodthirsty terrorist

You're worst than a terrorist, the world has just not happened to discover the level of wickedness in your heart

ashybabs:
His reaction

This his reaction is so deflective that one can see through the hypocrisy. Reno O mockery is a scam.
The writer of the news article is not the problem stop trying to make everything about your imaginary FGN enemy. Deal with the situation on ground and stop deflecting

alBHAGDADI:
Point 2.

Yes all are equal in the sight of God. However, you have sadly failed to note that God himself assigned different roles to both sexes. While a woman can get pregnant and deliver, a man can't. God also made man the head of the house ina family structure. But in work place or elsewhere asides the house of God, the most qualified person, be it man or woman leads. The same God that said all are equal also said that women are not to teach in Church. No wonder there was no female prophet in the Bible nor was there a female among the 12 disciples. The word of God said women are to be silent in Church. Any woman calling herself a pastor or prophets leading a congregation is Jezebel.

1 Corinthians 14:34-35 KJV
34 Let your women keep silence in the churches: for it is not permitted unto them to speak; but they are commanded to be under obedience as also saith the law.
35 And if they will learn any thing, let them ask their husbands at home: for it is a shame for women to speak in the church.

1 Timothy 2:12 KJV
12 But I suffer not a woman to teach, nor to usurp authority over the man, but to be in silence.


Now, you said Jesus sent out 72 disciples to go and preach, among whom were women. You are once again getting it wrong. Women can preach, but not in the church. They can preach in the streets, house to house or to individuals, but can't preach in Church which is the congregation of believers. So, Jesus sending out people to go preach in towns and cities is different from preaching in a congregation.


Point 3.

When Jesu spoke about who is to be a pastor/bishop, his word in the Bible said it has to be a man, not just any man, but a husband of one wife. He didn't say a woman of one husband. Yet you say Jesus wasn't concerned about gender. Listen to the word of God and stop being carried away by modernism.

1 Timothy 3:2 KJV
2 A bishop then must be blameless, the husband of one wife, vigilant, sober, of good behaviour, given to hospitality, apt to teach;


Point 4 makes no Sense


Look, one thing that made Jesus angry with one of the seven churches of Asia is because they allowed a woman to teach in church. He described the woman as Jezebel, which is similar to Jezebel the queen that usurped the authority of her husband King Ahab.

Revelations 2:20 KJV
Notwithstanding I have a few things against thee, because thou sufferest that woman Jezebel, which calleth herself a prophetess, to teach and to seduce my servants to commit fornication, and to eat things sacrificed unto idols.
Some of you might want to be clever by referring to Philip the evangelist who had four daughters that prophesied. Guess what? Prophesy means to teach. A woman teaching the word of God to a sinner by the roadside is simply prophesying. The Bible never said they prophesied in Chruch, otherwise, the Bible would be contradicting itself. Sadly, Nigerian Christians have come to mistake the word Prophesy for someone who predicts the future alone.

Acts 2:8-9 KJV
8 And the next day we that were of Paul's company departed, and came unto Caesarea: and we entered into the house of Philip the evangelist, which was one of the seven; and abode with him.
9 And the same man had four daughters, virgins, which did prophesy.

Point 1
Galatians 3:28
There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither bond nor free, there is neither male nor female: for ye are all one in Christ Jesus

Point 2

You claimed that there were no prophetess in the Bible. I am not sure the Bible you are talking about o.
Deborah was what's again?
How about Acts of apostles Chapter 21: 8 - 9? 8 Leaving the next day, we reached Caesarea and stayed at the house of Philip the evangelist, one of the Seven. 9 He had four unmarried daughters who prophesied.

Point 3

Jesus never speak about not allowing a woman to teach in the church. Correct me with facts from the Bible if I'm wrong

Point 4
Rev 2:20 that you quote was quoted out of context, that verse is not just talking about women teaching in the church but any woman who is leading the church astray
Notwithstanding I have a few things against thee, [b]because thou sufferest that woman Jezebel, which calleth herself a prophetess,[\b] to teach and to seduce my servants to commit fornication, and to eat things sacrificed unto idols.

The woman teach and seduce the servant of the Lord to commit fornication. Not all of the women teaching or preaching seduces or cause men to commit immorality, the example in Rev 2:22 does not stop women from teaching or leading but that nobody should be allowed to lead the church astray

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petra1:
They can't cover up completely. Experts have have been speaking . They delete their channels on social media most times. Or delete their posts.

They don't allow mainstream media to publish such things thatvare contrary to their agenda . Can CNN criticise Joe biden ? That reporter will lose his job .. They have thier script which they follow .

If a critic is very powerful to silence They will attack his personality. Just as Doctor Stella.

Also recently the former deputy director at Pfizer has . Been raising alarm for the vaccine to be stopped . It is dangerous .

Since he is a renown figure and can't be silenced They have started attacking him as unstable, old age Bla bla

The person you quoted actually asked a very important question about the vaccine. If these pastors have laboratory where they have carried out tests to know of all they are telling their followers are actually correct. We shouldn't have to settle for conspiracy theories even the Bible did not teach us to lean only on the things we hear alone but the things that we have tested

aycorporat:
Good
But what is the concept behind making this pedestrian bridge this long?
I thought it's to ease people from jumping on Express ways and exposing themselves.
Here, this one would have sapped the last energy from you before you alight.

Nobody is expected to walk the whole length of the bridge, unless you just want to do it for fun like the op. Depending on your location and where you are going to, all you need to do is to use the bridge to cross the road to the other side. Na escussion op go do

farem:
Evangelist Phillip, in the Bible had three daughters. All of the them were prophetesses

The unlearn and untaught will disgrace themselves with stupid opinions, sometimes I marvel at how they are quick take silly remarks. The idiot never read the Bible before so he felt like his opinion counts

OdudwaR:
Just as you and the occultic yahoo Adeboye are nobodies to me. Adeboye’s influence starts and ends in his father’s compound and maybe over gullible miscreants like you who sheepishly hand over you money to him to fund his business empire.

Yoruba nation now. If you like support it, if you like don’t. You can’t stop a moving train and you will either get run over with your foooolani masters or get deported to Gusau to live with them.

We are just still holding back. Any miscalculation and we shall unleash what we have been hiding on all of you including Adeboye and your foooolani masters.

Your moving train is heading towards destruction

Invitationn:
It's blank

Because your head is blank

chaloskyx:
AND WHO IS ADEBOYE?

Who is your father?

Starz825:
All those HR dey craze sometimes....
The one at chicken republic...I did aptitude test .. later They sent result via email that I passed...then couple of weeks later they sent email that I failed it...na so I call person wey I know for there ...Dem say na mistake....
Lass Las ...they call us (about 15 of us) for another interview this time physical expression....
Firstly they told us to sing any song for 3 minutes..their recruitment staffs were present (about 6 of them)...
Then later we were divided into groups...I think five five...then they gave us one fictional scenario about a plane crash that happened somewhere in a Brazilian forest ...they gave us list of several options of things we would need to pick up from the crash to find our way out for a rescue team to come to our aid...so we were told to work together in each group and then pick correctly.. now the craziest part here was when we were told to be shouting out our options from the things listed to our group mates and the reason why you think it's right to pick that particular thing...it was so crazy and messy....see shout for inside office from my group and the other groups as if everybody dey fight, each and everyone in a group wanted to air their view at the same time while shouting at each other.....so crazy for me mehn.
I think they are trying to get those who can command so if you are shy to speak out loud you are out...
I left there disappointed Sha...after the whole shit...mtcheew...he pain me

Whoever organised this kind of screening must be a psychopath

Invitationn:
And who are you?

Check Google

ThEGodFaThEr102:
Will all these IGR erode all the brown ROOFS in that region?

Just asking for a friend.....

The brown roof that your grandfathers wish they had but never able to have till they die? They came serving as houshelps under those brown roofs

Ọmọ irankiran

nairalandankrah:
What is pastor Adeboye not telling us

What did your mother not tell you about your patrimony?

OdudwaR:
I stand with Chief Sunday Igboho!

He’s also a Christian. Adeboye is a love-vendor robbing Yoruba people and until he uses is big platform to support the cause that will end Yoruba slavery to cursed Fulani savages, he deserves no empathy.

Adeboye never ask for your empathy, you're too inconsequential to him. Stop allowing this social media platforms get into your head to puff you up. You are a nobody