Okay, I must admit, it is hilarious listening to him! However, if you can control your laughter long enough to listen to what he is actually saying, you will see that he is actually making a lot of sense. I have come to realize, (after I stopped laughing) that to start with, he is using these words in their proper context. What makes it somewhat difficult to follow, is that many of the words he uses are in their original Latin form (which is the original root of English, anyway). Secondly, as a lawyer, he uses a lot of legal jargon in his speech, which makes it difficult for the common man on the street to understand. Thirdly, as if the mere combination of those first two factors were not enough, he also uses of a lot of metaphors in his speech. What makes his speeches sound bombastic is the fact that these types of unusual, Latin-root vocabulary words and metaphorical phrases are not sprinkled lightly, but heavily packed within every single sentence. Ultimately, the straw that breaks the camel’s back is the fact that, the great Honourable has a pronounced Benin accent, which makes it sometimes difficult to understand his pronunciation of these unusual words, at first brush. After understanding those four factors, I listened to him again and got the full gist of what he was trying to say. Sometimes however, Honourable also uses his understanding of the original roots of words to create new concepts, like his “kakisto-mobo-plutocracy,” which is the combination of three different forms of political government. Haba! Nigeria’s matter is exhausting! E reach to create new words, to describe the kind of political higi-haga in Nigeria! Lol! So the word Honorable created was “kakisto-mobo-plutocracy!” Kakistocracy: a form of government in which the worst people are in power. Mobocracy: a form of government in which a mob is the ruling class in power. Plutocracy: a form of government in which the wealthy class rules. In other words, he is stating that as evidence by the level of corruption and ineffectiveness of government, Nigeria is being ruled by a mob of wealthy aristocrats, who have no conscience or respect for the constitution and the rule of law, or of fairness and justice. BTW, I also saw that some people were having particular difficulty with the word “Cabildo Rejectamenta” that he used. As I already mentioned, his pronunciation includes a strong Benin accent. “Cabildo” = cabal; which means, a gang, clique, special group, mafia, mainly organized for political purposes, to commit some secret, dark political conspiracy. “Rejectamenta” = to reject something because it is useless or worthless. “Cabildo Rejectamenta” = What the Honourable is basically saying is that he rejects this worthless rule by the (Cabal) corrupt political class, clique of corrupt politicians, political gang, and their “mafia-style” system of government that fails to respect the Nigerian Constitution or the rights of the citizens. Okay, I listen again, and I laugh, but I learnt some new words today:)
thank you mr. Dede,...its an enlightened talk from Mr. Obahiagbon and that is what Nigerian youths and those in diaspora like me need at this time of political rebirth!
I like this guy because he speaks the truth. Though first listener might be put off because of his grammar. Even this presenter of AIT i learnt Dokpesi was invited to Aso Rock and threaten to remove the guy which he has no choice but stylishly sent the guy on course abroad.
Oranmyan. Was. Force to. Return. Back to. Oyo. And. Ile Ife. Because. Of. This. Grammar from obahiagbon in. Benin. Edo state may. God. Almighty. Bless. Oba. Of. Benin. Isse
It's not about grammar, people don't even understand what he saying they just got excited, if he done well why was he not voted for in his re - election
Thats the Nigerian problem....the more you confuse people the more you are seen as superior...if not how can this type of people win an election...Can "Hon" Patrick tell me how many of people he represent can understand these jargon.
He is talking Jaggon, falacy of equivocation, begging the question and all that.., just quating what he learnt in GST 101, in his first yr in school. just crammed his note book. he is only a commedian. you see the kind of people we have in our House???? now you wait for nigeria to move into success??? I hate my country for this!!!!
THe PDP's power rotation idea was flawed from the get-go! These guys only look out for themselves. We need to vote someone else (not from the PDP) into power...I mean there's Buhari, Utomi n so many others. Come on fellas! Concerned northerner
@javicrane Dude, you're right, but he's not communicating. The purpose of communication is that your audience understands you/ or that you get your point across. To me, this guy seems like a selfish eccentric flaunting his grammar skills. I mean, i can bet you that most Nigerians do not understand him.
LOL. the guy makes sense the problem is that we dont understand it. the biggest problem comes from how he pronounces his words. there is nothing illetrate about him
@likunzi007 but dey are really not needed....when communicating with people, you have to make sure that your listeners unnderstand whaty u r saying....
how is he an Idiot? if he speaks the truth, or did you not find any of his used words in the Oxford English dictionary? well they are therer!..or is there no more freedom of speech in Nigeria any more? Pls let the man express himself.
what is this man talking about, does he have to go all that leight to express himself? what a shame that we have to send a mad man to the house of rep. to represent his people. weste of time!!!!!!!!.
there is no point using English words those you are trying to communicate with don't understand. His speech makes absolutely no sense. Well this is one of the tricks, those official have been using to decieve most Nigerians.
Okay, I must admit, it is hilarious listening to him! However, if you can control your laughter long enough to listen to what he is actually saying, you will see that he is actually making a lot of sense. I have come to realize, (after I stopped laughing) that to start with, he is using these words in their proper context. What makes it somewhat difficult to follow, is that many of the words he uses are in their original Latin form (which is the original root of English, anyway). Secondly, as a lawyer, he uses a lot of legal jargon in his speech, which makes it difficult for the common man on the street to understand. Thirdly, as if the mere combination of those first two factors were not enough, he also uses of a lot of metaphors in his speech. What makes his speeches sound bombastic is the fact that these types of unusual, Latin-root vocabulary words and metaphorical phrases are not sprinkled lightly, but heavily packed within every single sentence. Ultimately, the straw that breaks the camel’s back is the fact that, the great Honourable has a pronounced Benin accent, which makes it sometimes difficult to understand his pronunciation of these unusual words, at first brush. After understanding those four factors, I listened to him again and got the full gist of what he was trying to say.
Sometimes however, Honourable also uses his understanding of the original roots of words to create new concepts, like his “kakisto-mobo-plutocracy,” which is the combination of three different forms of political government. Haba! Nigeria’s matter is exhausting! E reach to create new words, to describe the kind of political higi-haga in Nigeria! Lol! So the word Honorable created was “kakisto-mobo-plutocracy!”
Kakistocracy: a form of government in which the worst people are in power.
Mobocracy: a form of government in which a mob is the ruling class in power.
Plutocracy: a form of government in which the wealthy class rules.
In other words, he is stating that as evidence by the level of corruption and ineffectiveness of government, Nigeria is being ruled by a mob of wealthy aristocrats, who have no conscience or respect for the constitution and the rule of law, or of fairness and justice.
BTW, I also saw that some people were having particular difficulty with the word “Cabildo Rejectamenta” that he used. As I already mentioned, his pronunciation includes a strong Benin accent.
“Cabildo” = cabal; which means, a gang, clique, special group, mafia, mainly organized for political purposes, to commit some secret, dark political conspiracy.
“Rejectamenta” = to reject something because it is useless or worthless.
“Cabildo Rejectamenta” = What the Honourable is basically saying is that he rejects this worthless rule by the (Cabal) corrupt political class, clique of corrupt politicians, political gang, and their “mafia-style” system of government that fails to respect the Nigerian Constitution or the rights of the citizens.
Okay, I listen again, and I laugh, but I learnt some new words today:)
You did great for that explanation . thanks for putting me through
Hmmm! i feel you bro!
you sir... deserve a double bells!
ajudente this is so true. He also uses a lot of sociological terms in his speech
True. I agree.
thank you mr. Dede,...its an enlightened talk from Mr. Obahiagbon and that is what Nigerian youths and those in diaspora like me need at this time of political rebirth!
Two great Nigerian comedians of all times in one piece. Kudos if you know Sam Loco Efe and Chika Okpala aka Zebrudaya Okoroigwe Nwogbo.
I like this guy because he speaks the truth. Though first listener might be put off because of his grammar. Even this presenter of AIT i learnt Dokpesi was invited to Aso Rock and threaten to remove the guy which he has no choice but stylishly sent the guy on course abroad.
History is repeating itself oooo
This is Nigeria
Oranmyan. Was. Force to. Return. Back to. Oyo. And. Ile Ife. Because. Of. This. Grammar from obahiagbon in. Benin. Edo state may. God. Almighty. Bless. Oba. Of. Benin. Isse
I've always wondered how too much of education is bad...this man has taught me why.
i love this guy
Love this man
Somebody give this man his own show!
i could not stop laffing, m still laffing..........
if i could stop laffing i would say he made absolute sense, lwkmd.
Sir I admire your prowess with the use of the english language, Speak your school fees we that understand hail thee.
It seems history is repeating itself but have we learnt anything from history as a nation or do we have to go through this all over again.
it's just sad man. We can only hope for the better. There's always an exception
The man is making senses
this man is nothing but a firework that makes a loud bang, used as a signal or warning, maroon...
Imagine wat u say
:)) i love this man.
...no be small something be dis oh! couldn't stop laughing..hahahahhahahaha!
PATRICK OBAHIAGBON FOR PRESIDENT!!!
He speaks da truth
we av looked for d advanced learners dictionary
This man is an orator
4:07 This is definitely Kling-on.
4:19 He is sending a message to headquarters in outerspace
all those politicians should shaa raap, Dora is d only 1 wit BALLS there.
We miss you our chairman
It's not about grammar, people don't even understand what he saying they just got excited, if he done well why was he not voted for in his re - election
We miss U in the Great Parliament
mo gbeee ooooooo....wetin be this....
@jbaiye, thanks for your observation and not the grammar like you rightly said.
Papa. English small small.... We don't need grammar we want development in our country
Upon all the school e go e no see presidential seat occupy o
🤣🤣
@suchamessyshame Please do not confuse accent with grammar! The presenter's grammar was just about perfect.
This guy is from another planet LOL
even with my dictionary i still dont know what he he is talking about , which planet his he from :)
from earth mr
Why is silent
Thats the Nigerian problem....the more you confuse people the more you are seen as superior...if not how can this type of people win an election...Can "Hon" Patrick tell me how many of people he represent can understand these jargon.
Hon Patrick
I love this guy. I love characters, the guy is a comedian i dont know if he knows it.
this presenter should be sacked!! very unprofessional the way he addresses the speech of hon. patrick. you cannot do that in the UK.
You are very right. That's insane and very ridiculous 😖
Why is he silent
@dakgotsunshine why did you remove your comments
THIS is how Dora die, the cabal kill her. gobe 4 9ija
He is talking Jaggon, falacy of equivocation, begging the question and all that.., just quating what he learnt in GST 101, in his first yr in school. just crammed his note book. he is only a commedian. you see the kind of people we have in our House???? now you wait for nigeria to move into success??? I hate my country for this!!!!
this guy tries to make sense and at thesame time he is not making sense to many people who don't understand a lot of what he is saying.
But i understand everything he says, and i am not Nigerian. What do you all want from the brother? Leave da brother alone oo, Lol.
@zorozim your fada,E pain you abi mumu .
patrick for presido.lol
Well i don't blame him they don't go to school in there state..
You are a foreigner. That name lord lugard gave your family, dog name don'ts exist in nigeria
@00Void A coworker of mine does the same thing at my job as well.
The Igwedonigodo......
what are you saying??????????????
this man is sick!
hahahaha The main man is back!!!!!
Canaan Church's debut video up, pls subscribe.
lol he sounds like someone who wants to use the rest room. dang ....he is forcing the words to come out.
THe PDP's power rotation idea was flawed from the get-go! These guys only look out for themselves. We need to vote someone else (not from the PDP) into power...I mean there's Buhari, Utomi n so many others. Come on fellas!
Concerned northerner
This comment really aged well,we finally voted buhari and we are still feeling the effects🤣🤣🤣
When the speaker is himself a fallacy.
he went in! lol
Na wa o. This is serious...
And he's serious...lol that's the funniest part of it
@javicrane Dude, you're right, but he's not communicating. The purpose of communication is that your audience understands you/ or that you get your point across. To me, this guy seems like a selfish eccentric flaunting his grammar skills. I mean, i can bet you that most Nigerians do not understand him.
commander in shif
na so bennin people be , money spent on his education is rubbish.
U dey craze
LOL. the guy makes sense the problem is that we dont understand it. the biggest problem comes from how he pronounces his words. there is nothing illetrate about him
@agagaraga hahahaaaaaa, I am of the opinion that you are a father, stop making such comments. 10 hours ago
na only him wey go school?
he sticks out and waves his middle finger at 2:59 :/
I've got to be honest, I didn't understand any words coming out of his mouth, stop using these big words man, what's the point..
Yes I think so.
Bye
@yorubaland LOL! I know what you mean!
lol what is going on .Patrick na wetin person do you
@damorano ' 'plug on my headphones' 'a bunch of craps' lol
@likunzi007 but dey are really not needed....when communicating with people, you have to make sure that your listeners unnderstand whaty u r saying....
3:00
What the fuck did he just say at 2 35 to 2 37
that shit gets me cracking up everytime
lol
well i did not understand anyrhing lol
this man is not educated, & was suprise to see himself in his current position
how is he an Idiot? if he speaks the truth, or did you not find any of his used words in the Oxford English dictionary? well they are therer!..or is there no more freedom of speech in Nigeria any more? Pls let the man express himself.
This is nofin but a mad bulldog , is he communicating ?
is this man speaking sense?
He is not even communicating or probably he is talking to his self....RUBBISH...
hahahahahahhahahah I no fit lol hahahah
what is this man talking about, does he have to go all that leight to express himself?
what a shame that we have to send a mad man to the house of rep. to represent his people. weste of time!!!!!!!!.
there is no point using English words those you are trying to communicate with don't understand. His speech makes absolutely no sense. Well this is one of the tricks, those official have been using to decieve most Nigerians.
With all that grammar, you'd think he'd be able to pronounce 'chief'. What a joke
Too much grammar
rubbish
Ask Edo State. mayb he brainwashed them wt his grammars