Nigerian member of the National Assembly saying, well, who knows what he's saying. Check www.nigeriancur... for the transcript. Please rate and comment. Thanks!
Ojobe make i help u coz im a graduate of linguistics . BOSEDE: Welcome to NTA live from the national assembly honorable Patrick Obahiagbon also known as igodo migodo. You are welcome, sir. OBAHIAGBON: The pleasure is mine, Bosede BOSEDE: so, how are u today? OBAHIAGBON: Very good. In a proper order. Very ready. Always ready for parliamentary work.
Obahiagbon: Fantastic. Dont 4get I did 8 yrs at da Edo state house of assembly & by da grace of da don apticate of da universe, dat opportunity has assisted me colossally in dotting da parliamentary I s & crossing da legislative T s & has put me in gd speed for da due discharge of my parliamentary onnus probandi , because wen u examine da relationship btw parliament at da state level & parliament at da national assembly, the difference, if any, is one of a twoodledum & twidlydim, ........
damn!... "of parliamentary discuss/discourse and diskokolos.... let me say dat i've bin meniacally bewilderd in d words of peter pan ovagasted nd flabawhelmd...as my verbagbogicle gymnosofic gyrations...."...make im take am izi oh!
While ''overgasted'' might not be correct, I would give him the benefit of the doubt that he meant to say ''overcasted'', which is a correct word. Also, ''flabberwhelmed'' is a correct word (an adjective) that means flabbergasted and overwhelmed.
BOSEDE: I know you were at the Edo state house of assembly. So how has your experience in the state assembly prepared you for the challenges of the national assembly?
hello mr.Hon.patrick obahiaghon i had here your voice through you tube with dedicated points in the house of assembly.how would a speaker capture your point?was these possible for the others reps to understands your points?thank you sir i wish all the best.
You see, Magnificient, so you didnt graduate after all, this was there convo; You are welcome sir, Hon: the pleasure is mine, Bosede Bosede: so, how are u today? Hon: Very good, in occupy order, healthy, always ready for paliamentary work....
what's that lady doing infront of that migraine? please, the house of parliament will not be responsible for advil-logomediceineor panadol-tabletononsense cause by the great honourable........ i dont know
I dont understand why Nigeria's like to make a show of things! Does he think he is 'cool' speaking with such words? Even Wole Soyinka does not speak like this! & most importantly, how does his 'big words' help the masses? How does it work in the favour of the people he represents? I dont think he should be praised one bit, if all he does is speak in a language ordinary and even educated Nigerian cant understand and cant use to make their lives better!!
Ojobe make i help u coz im a graduate of linguistics .
BOSEDE: Welcome to NTA live from the national assembly honorable Patrick Obahiagbon also known as igodo migodo. You are welcome, sir.
OBAHIAGBON: The pleasure is mine, Bosede
BOSEDE: so, how are u today?
OBAHIAGBON: Very good. In a proper order. Very ready. Always ready for parliamentary work.
Obahiagbon: Fantastic. Dont 4get I did 8 yrs at da Edo state house of assembly & by da grace of da don apticate of da universe, dat opportunity has assisted me colossally in dotting da parliamentary I s & crossing da legislative T s & has put me in gd speed for da due discharge of my parliamentary onnus probandi , because wen u examine da relationship btw parliament at da state level & parliament at da national assembly, the difference, if any, is one of a twoodledum & twidlydim, ........
hahahahahaha......i watch this clip everyday....and i'm yet to get most of wat he's saying....no wonder he's called igodo migodo
damn!... "of parliamentary discuss/discourse and diskokolos.... let me say dat i've bin meniacally bewilderd in d words of peter pan ovagasted nd flabawhelmd...as my verbagbogicle gymnosofic gyrations...."...make im take am izi oh!
While ''overgasted'' might not be correct, I would give him the benefit of the doubt that he meant to say ''overcasted'', which is a correct word. Also, ''flabberwhelmed'' is a correct word (an adjective) that means flabbergasted and overwhelmed.
BOSEDE: I know you were at the Edo state house of assembly. So how has your experience in the state assembly prepared you for the challenges of the national assembly?
Ogbe le o....I don laf tire.....God help our country o! Na so dis 'honorable man' dey blow english. A beg o.
When you want to be a great politician, you must read newspapers, read books and equip yourself so that you can be able to discuss.
hello mr.Hon.patrick obahiaghon i had here your voice through you tube with dedicated points in the house of assembly.how would a speaker capture your point?was these possible for the others reps to understands your points?thank you sir i wish all the best.
what i dnt get is how bosede could keep a straight face. if i were to be the reporter, id have been cracking up a long time ago...
You see, Magnificient, so you didnt graduate after all, this was there convo;
You are welcome sir,
Hon: the pleasure is mine, Bosede
Bosede: so, how are u today?
Hon: Very good, in occupy order, healthy, always ready for paliamentary work....
You Know what they say........If you cant dazzle them with brilliance.......baffle them with bullshit !!!!!
u didn't indicate where u encountered problem, so i choose 2 start 4rm da convo lol
5:47 They must avoid regular Suya-ing, Big Stouting and pepper-souping...
This man is a pure fool
I wander what the interviewer think about this man. ... she must be thinking wow... i think he is crazy or speaking another language not english
what's that lady doing infront of that migraine? please, the house of parliament will not be responsible for advil-logomediceineor panadol-tabletononsense cause by the great honourable........ i dont know
lol...
lol
the microcosome in the macrocosome? wtf? lmao...
Microcosm, macrocosm
He is not speaking English language he is only speaking Latin Big fool
I dont understand why Nigeria's like to make a show of things! Does he think he is 'cool' speaking with such words? Even Wole Soyinka does not speak like this! & most importantly, how does his 'big words' help the masses? How does it work in the favour of the people he represents? I dont think he should be praised one bit, if all he does is speak in a language ordinary and even educated Nigerian cant understand and cant use to make their lives better!!
Nice