ronnie slimz, mo lero wipe o wa Kampe?

Ede wa easy lati so, sugbon ole lati ka.

oga (boss)

oga (he/she is tall)

oga (na waa )


Anyway, ekuu ojo jimoh

O ti e ti da be  yen, babalawo meji pade ra, Fire ooo, mo fe ri eni to ma wound.

Segoye lomo, O sha n jeun soke ni!

Gnature, awon ara le ile yi a je ki emi o she pupo e laye oo!

haywhy:

Richy law, mo n gbadun awon ikaramasiki to lamilaaka ti o se si oke yen, Ko ni bu o lapa ooooooo! Yoo si ma ju oo se!

Richy law ooooooo
Itun lo ni ki won fi oun rere tun e she
Ifa loni ki won fi oun rere fa e wo
Abeere loni ki won fi oun rere beere re wo
Tigi tope ni ishe anu afomo
Omo araye o ma she anu ee
Awon araye aje ki ori tire she oooo

O seun o. Won ni bi awo ba ri awo , awo a gbe awo ni gbowo, ki awo ma ba te, ki awo ma ba faya
haywhy o ni te lawujo omo adarihunrun o

Won ni isu ki ta ko gbagbe omo
agbado ki i ta ko gbagbe irukere
Teru tomo ni yo moyin
Nitori afefe legelege loruko ti a n pe baba eji
Efufu lele ni oruko ti a n pe baba ojo
Bi ojo bayo akari aye
Alakanle ni ti osumare
A ki i ri idi okun
Enikan  ki i ri idi osa

Aye o ni ri idi re o
Didun didun nile oloyin, wa ri ayo kale o.
ASE WA! KO SE BE

segoye2:

O ti e ti da be  yen, babalawo meji pade ra, Fire ooo, mo fe ri eni to ma wound.

AWO tooto o ni mi ra won lese. Agbena woju egungun ki ri di ofin

Jeun soke

ki eni kan kan ma interprete yoruba fun awon ti ko gbo, koko topic yi gan ni yen, mo gbadun re gan ni,

Richy loo
Ile aye yi ama tu e lara ooooo!
O ti di omo owo loni, aye a ma fi owo wo e ooo!
Igbagbe lo se omo orogun ti ofi fi ori si omi gbigbona, Igbagbe o ni she e ooo

O so oro kan o ko de paro, Oro naa ni wipe bi awo ko gbe awo ni igbowo, awo a ma te, awo ashi ma faya! Uh, oro kundunrun ni, eni to baye ki ofi oju kundunrun wo!

Mo ti jeun soke oooooo!

tenik, o ku ise odudua, odudua yoo ti e leyin ooo
ASE WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

GNature:

Ede wa easy lati so, sugbon ole lati ka.

oga (boss)

oga (he/she is tall)

oga (na waa )


Anyway, ekuu ojo jimoh

tooto ni o o, iru re re
ogun - 20
ogun - sweat
ogun - inheritance
ogun - charm
ogun - war

ewa - beans
ewa - beauty
ewa - 10 but sumtyms 'mewa'

@haywhy; beni mowa bi ewa

gbogbo ile aku jimoh oloyin emi wa ase opo re laye

Ma shi mi gbo ooo! Mo ni she o wa Kampe ni oo?

emi no wa kampe, omo nna ti pada wa.

Mo ki ohh. mo gbadu awo yoruba ore mi,


Mo ki oooo


omo uche ati omo nna nii mii oooo

Ore mi,
O de jowo ju aipodu kan si mi lati japanu ni ibehun.
O se un gaaan, Ma a ma reti

nse lo da bi enipe mowa ni yanke,



yoruba wahala self,

i love it

E jowo mo fe beere lowo awon ti o mo nipa ere bolu dada .
Nje arakunrin Murhino , gbajugbaja ti o n se eto eko boolu alafesegba fun iko chelsea ti ri n kan se si oro aja re , ti awon agbofinro wa fi ipa gba lowo re , lori esun wipe ara n fu won ki o ma ti ko arun digbolugi wa lati Ile Potugi?

GNature:

Ede wa easy lati so, sugbon ole lati ka.

oga (boss)

oga (he/she is tall)

oga (na waa )


Anyway, ekuu ojo jimoh

What is the Yoruba word for 'easy?' And what is the correct translation of 'anyway?"

Omo Niger Delta le mi sha. E le so gbogbo Yoruba (Ijesa, Ijebu, Isale Eko, Oyo, Ilorin - anyone to ba wun yin) Mo ma decode re fun awon ara MEND. So, e so'ra yin o. Ki se gbogbo awon to n'so Yoruba ni  awon omo Oduduwa. Awon omo MEND wa l'ara won.


LOL.

Ati abo ati abo nkan kan naa ni won!

laudate:

What is the Yoruba word for 'easy?' And what is the correct translation of 'anyway?"

easy- irorun
la i si inira
la i si isoro

anyway - lonakona

haywhy:

Ma shi mi gbo ooo! Mo ni she o wa Kampe ni oo?

iwo gan ni koma shi mi gbo

O dara ni igba yen ooo!
Ronnie slimz she o wa kampe?

eyin eyan mi,ewo le se?

ki lo n habun? Mo ze ti e jare!

egbon mi,ewo lo sele?o to ojo meta ke

yoruba hin ronu o.ijesha miere o. Eyin nairalander,abi omo ijesha wa nibeni ni?

Damsol, oro yen ni yen ooo! Awon kan ni won pisi mi ofu o jare sugbon o dabi mo tun ti pada ni yen ooo! Mo de si e lorun, o wa ku nkan ti wa ke fi se mi ni ale jo ooo! Awon eni bi eni, awon eyan bi eyan, awon jbaby, awon lauryn, uchenna, crazy kid ati bebe lo nko?


Ko si ijesha uh!

Mayhem in Yirubaland over council polls

* 10 feared killed
* Thugs abduct 50 students, others
* Detain hostages at Adedibu's home
* Torch houses, vehicles

From Iyabo Lawal and Temitope Ariyo, Ibadan

FOR several hours yesterday, Ibadan and its neighbouring towns in Oyo State literally stood still as thugs went on rampage, shooting sporadically into the air, killing and maiming people. They burnt houses and cars, hijacked electoral materials and kidnapped several persons linked to the state governor, Alhaji Rashidi Adewolu Ladoja.


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At the end of the mayhem, 10 persons were feared dead, and several houses and vehicles were burnt.

Some indigenes including the factional chairman of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) loyal to Governor Ladoja, Alhaji Gboyega Abubakre and some students of the Polytechnic, Ibadan, were detained at the Molete home of controversial politician, Alhaji Lamidi Adedibu. Five of the deceased persons were killed in Saki during a factional crisis between members of the NURTW, three died in Oyo while two others were killed at Iyana Church and Oke Bola areas of Ibadan.

The Odo-Oba Elere residence of the NURTW factional chairman as well as the country home of Mr. Bayo Lawal, the state Commissioner for Information were among the five houses burnt across the state by the rampaging thugs.

But despite the activities of the hoodlums, the controversial local council election took place without police presence in some local councils in the state capital as well as Oyo, Ogbomoso, Saki and Oke Ogun among others.

Adedibu has declared the election as a nullity and a wasteful exercise.

Signs that the council election might turn bloody were visible on Wednesday evening when about 100 hoodlums shutdown the state-owned radio and television stations after switching off the transmitters and destroying vehicles in the premises.

A band of thugs who wielded yesterday morning, dangerous weapons including cutlasses, charms, axe, arms and ammunition were said to have taken off from Molete in commuter vehicles in batches to designated wards and local councils.

Although roads were deserted while shops were locked, there was booming of gunshots as the hoodlums went round the metropolis to ensure that the elections did not hold.

At Oke Padre area of Ibadan, the rampaging thugs intercepted a lorry conveying electoral materials and about 50 students of the Polytechnic recruited as ad- hoc staff by the state Independent Electoral Commission (OYSIEC) for the election. The thugs fired shots into the air apparently to ward off any opposition before taking them to Molete.

It was the same situation at Challenge, Orita, Oke Bola and Ring Road in the state capital as the hoodlums went from one area to the other, driving recklessly on the streets, shooting into the air while some kept vigil at the local councils to prevent the conduct of the election.

Journalists were not spared as, the crew of a Lagos-based television station, Channels, were waylaid by the thugs at the toll gate end of the city. The hoodlums seized the crew's camera and detained them for several hours before releasing them without their camera.

At the Ibadan North West Local Council, the rampaging thugs fired shots to disperse the voters who had formed a queue.

The hoodlums then proceeded to the OYSIEC office within the council secretariat to destroy materials meant for the election.

The ballot papers alongside other materials were angrily flung out by the thugs who also destroyed the window panes, vehicles as well as offices within the council secretariat.

But for the intervention of security men, the hoodlums could have attacked the Government House.

They paraded the streets in a manner that suggested that they wanted to gain entry into the governor's abode. They shot indiscriminately into the air but the mobile policemen on guard mounted a tight security.

The thugs then drove to the nearby Ibadan North Local Council, seized the ballot bags and dispersed the voters.

For about 15 minutes, the thugs shot non stop at the frontage of the Government House and when their bid to gain entry failed, they proceeded to the state secretariat where they also fired guns into the air before driving off.

It was a similar story at Iwo Road, Gate, University of Ibadan (UI) - Ojoo, Orogun, Akobo and Bashorun.

Alhaji Abubakre, factional chairman of the NURTW and long standing opponent of a controversial Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain in the state, was abducted by the thugs and taken to Molete while his vehicle and house were set ablaze.

Some of his boys were also rounded up across the various motor parks and detained at the residence of the Molete warlord.

But the situation was relatively calm at Apata, Bodija, Mokola, Old Ife Road, Egbeda, Ido, Ibarapa and some other areas in the state capital where the residents went out to cast their votes without any intimidation.

The governor in an interview with reporters expressed satisfaction with the turn out of people, saying the violence and skirmishes witnessed in some parts of the state were still tolerable when compared to that of the April 14

and 21 governorship and presidential polls in the state.

Ladoja pointed out that despite the initial hiccups placed on their way by the judiciary, which he said allowed itself to be turned into a political entity, the government was able to actualize its aim.

On the absence of police on the streets, Ladoja said while it was not the duty of the police or law enforcement agencies to be involved in the electoral process, he however pointed out that their duty in the maintenance of law and order was sacrosanct.

"Our position is that electoral process is not the responsibility of the police. Their duty is to maintain law and order, as long as there is rancour in the society they are supposed to maintain peace. The violence of today was not as bad as that of the just concluded general elections. If it is now the culture of Nigerians that electoral issues must be accompanied by violence, then Nigerians will decide that," he said.

Ladoja disclosed that the attack on the state-owned radio and television station by thugs, was sponsored by a PDP chieftain in the state, adding that all the equipment carted away at the broadcasting station were taken to the home of the controversial politician by the thugs.

"If Alhaji Adedibu who claims to be a supporter of the governor-elect, Adebayo Alao-Akala is behaving this way, you can expect the kind of government we will have on May 29," Ladoja said.

The governor, who said that the matter had been reported to the police for necessary action, however expressed doubt over the ability of the state Police Commissioner, Mr. Jonathan Johnson to bring the culprits to book saying the police boss had outlived his usefulness.

"The state government, local branch of the Nigeria Bar Association as well as civil society groups have complained to the Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Sunday Ehindero, that the state police boss has outlived his usefulness in Oyo State but we don't know what he is still doing here. Let us hope that one day, the IG will wake up to his responsibility or when a new police chief comes, he will look into it."

On the rising cases of lawlessness in the country, Ladoja expressed hope that the new administration of Umaru Musa Yar'Adua would bring about the change Nigerians desired.

He recalled that the outgoing President Olusegun Obasanjo recently described Yar'Adua as a patient and reflective unlike those who are not patient and reflective in their approach to issues", Ladoja added.

"By this time next week, we are going to have a responsible government."

But Adedibu dismissed the council election, saying as far as he was concerned, it was a nullity and would be reversed as soon as Alao-Akala comes on board on May 29.

He said: "There is no election and there will never be. The mandate of the people has been given to Alao-Akala. How can somebody leaving on Tuesday say he wants to conduct local government council election today? If Alao-Akala comes on board next week, he will reverse all the actions of Ladoja, including contracts awarded."

Adedibu also disclosed that apart from the state broadcasting station, other media houses in the state had been warned against being used in the political crisis of Oyo State so as not to incur the wrath of the incoming administration.

The state Police Commissioner said that his men did not take part in the council election but confirmed that some people were killed in Saki in a fracas he said was caused by members of the two factions of the NURTW. He, however, could not ascertain the number of deaths recorded.

Johnson, who expressed surprise over the alleged detention of some persons at the Molete home of Adedibu, said his men would be deployed to the place for investigation.

e ka asan o - ewo la ri gbo o.

haywhy:

Damsol, oro yen ni yen ooo! Awon kan ni won pisi mi ofu o jare sugbon o dabi mo tun ti pada ni yen ooo! Mo de si e lorun, o wa ku nkan ti wa ke fi se mi ni ale jo ooo! Awon eni bi eni, awon eyan bi eyan, awon jbaby, awon lauryn, uchenna, crazy kid ati bebe lo nko?


Ko si ijesha uh!

won wa,oti pe ti emi na ti de nairaland gbeyin.

Eyin omo oduduwa, omo kaaro oojire, e ku ojo meta o, se alaafia ni, se ise nlo, e si ku asiko yi, olorun a kuku gbawa lowo awon amunisin yi o.

Damsol - bawo ni obo e o - obo temi wa ni kamkpe. Mo ni kin so fun e ni o.

se o mo pe obirin ni mi sa,newx ewo lo se?

ewo tun lele yi, olorun ma wa gba wa o