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Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by deols(f): 7:32pm On Mar 11, 2011 |
foster2009: u'r soooooo right. What he says is not even correct or very unnecessary sometimes. 3 Likes |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by tlops(m): 8:27pm On Mar 11, 2011 |
They voted him out, he wasnt communicating! |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by chamber2(m): 9:09pm On Mar 11, 2011 |
I am so disappointed at this clown.If this is why people go to school i would rather remain an illiterate.A man who does not understand what effective communication means should have no business at the National Assembly.Rather than taking his time to study and learn while in school he was busy mastering the Oxford dictionary written by a fellow like him.Even some people here in Nland emulate him thinking they would sound educated by using high sounding words. |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by buzugee(m): 9:09pm On Mar 11, 2011 |
that is someone who is on the verge of insanity. to be completely unaware of how crazy you sound is one of the symptoms |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by Kunbee: 10:58pm On Mar 11, 2011 |
I loff this man |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by nwaafo1: 11:58pm On Mar 11, 2011 |
the grammar almost put him in trouble here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_mQYxYEtsY&feature=related The second speaker really got me laughing, (because he thinks he can speak english, ) 1 Like |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by denony(m): 8:54am On Mar 12, 2011 |
Is that the incineration officer? Please gravitate here with tremenduous acceleration and alacrity, because a gigantic conflageration coming from Patrick Obahiagbon's grammer has engulf our NAIRALAND habitation. |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by geolabious(m): 10:08am On Mar 12, 2011 |
No wonder his grammar are full of blemish
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Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by djavo(m): 10:23am On Mar 12, 2011 |
Thank God i am not one of his constituents, because i can not imagine him representing me in the national assembly and my concerns will never be understood by any of the lawmaykers who could have helped with my concerns just because he choose to speak ''french'' in an english speaking assembly.If he has such a ridiculos command of the english language then surely he must know what the word communicating means.At the moment i am not sure if anybody have a clue of what he says.I bet his mates in the house will have to record his statement on the flooor of the house and pass it on their assistant to translate and come up with a transcript of his statement(expenses claims for the transcript), before they can give him an answer probably after a couple of days(What a waste of public money).I urge his constituents to vote him out in the next general election beacuse this guy only represent himself and his grammar in the national assembly. |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by frebor(m): 12:09pm On Mar 12, 2011 |
Welcome to NTA live from the national assembly … honorable Patrick Obahiagon … also known as igodo migodo. You are welcome, sir. O: The pleasure is mine, Bosede B: so, how are u today? 0: Very good. In a proper order. Very ready. Always ready for parliamentary work. B: 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? O: Fantastic. Don’t forget I did 8 years at the Edo state house of assembly and by the grace of the don apticate of the universe, that opportunity has assisted me colossally in dotting the parliamentary “I s” and crossing the legislative “T s” and has put me in good speed for the due discharge of my parliamentary onnus probandi ……, because when you examine the relationship between parliament at the state level and parliament at the national assembly, the difference, if any, is one of a twoodledum and twidlydim, little or no difference. The only difference of course being that, whereas in the state house of assembly you only impact on a micro pedestal plane, at the national assembly, you are talking at a macro level. So if you ask me, there is a dialogical rapport between parliament at the state level and parliament at the national level. It is one of a micro cossum in a macro cossum. So in a nutshell, I want to say that my experience in serving as a legislator for 8 years, and my experience when I was leader of the Edo state house of assembly for 4 years, put me certainly in good speed for this assignment at the national level. B: Is that why you have been a vibrant member of this national assembly as it were? O: Partly yes. Partly yes. It is terra ferma for me and not terra incognita. It is familiar to me and once you were ceased of the muances of parliamentary discourse and discobolus it follows therefore that it will be familiar to you too, partly …but again, partly it is equally responsible …, for the fact that you cannot succeed as a parliamentarian if you are not cosmopolitan. You must be prepared to immerse yourself in societal dialectics for you to be able to contribute efficaciously in a utilitarian modus. So, if you are a parliamentarian and you don ’t go through the ritual of even reading newspapers, you don’t bathe yourself in the aqua of the political cross currents, then you are going to be deuced, you are going to be paralytic in your contributions. So yes, my experience in the state of assembly has been responsible for my vibrancy in one breathe. At another breathe, my desire to perpetually entrench myself in political, social and intellectual currents have equally contributed in its own stead. B: So in essence, what challenge are you giving to your other colleagues? O: Sactas Simplicitas. They must avoid regular big stouting , suyaing , big stouting and peppersouping. Those are not the real issues. They must be prepared to immerse themselves in societal dialectics. They must put their nose to the grind stone. Chief Obafemi Awolowo the ikene philosopher said the difference between me and my other colleagues, was that when my other colleagues are cavorting in the dark alleys, I am in my library working myself 19 to the dozen. You cannot succeed in life if you are not disciplined. You must be puritanical in your predisposition, you must engage in an exercise of self purification and mortification, you must engage in an exercise of self abnegation, you must engage in an exercise of spiritual emulation. You must discipline the flesh. You must conquer the flesh. You must allow the spiritual aspect of you preponderate the material aspect, especially when you have been chosen to represent the people. So that at the end of the day, you can really say: vendi, vidi, vicki B: what is the meaning of that? O: I came, I saw, I conquered. B: Sir,just like I told you that you are vibrant contributor to debates on the floor of the house at times does it really bother you whether the people get to understand what you say because of those big big grammar. O: Well, let me say that I have been maniatally bewildered, in the words of Peter Pan, “ overghasted and flabberwhelmed” when I am confronted by people as to what they stigmatize as my verbabodical dimosophy gyrations .But let me use this opportunity to say that I have never set out …, I don’t deliberately set out to confuse my audience. Certain you want me to be dumb, when I talk, they just come, misuse less packadoo . I bet you don ’t give what you don’t have, what I have, I give. B: So what is your parting word to Nigerians? O: My parting word to Nigerians is to be patient with the president of the country President, Umaru Musa Y ’aradua. I appreciate that a lot of people at this time are becoming very critical in assessing the president because they believe that 8 months is enough to chart a visionary trajectory. I share those sentiments, but at the same time, let us not forget that the country was in a state of economical quagmaya, political fantasmagorie and social stupor at the time the president came on board. So I appeal to Nigerians to be a little bit patient with him. But at the same time, I want to appeal to Mr. President to see the victory in the cause as a wake up challenge, for him to leave the position of recupensy into one of recusansy. 8 months, people should be able to say “this is the direction of Mr. President”. 8 months, people should be able to say “Mr. President’s stance for this”. There is a difference between amiability; there is a difference between decency and activism. The president must leave his position of political, and social and administrative lethargy and take the driver ’s seat. As Mr. President, he drives, and others follow. So whereas I appeal to Nigerians to be patient with him, I equally call on Mr. President to ascend the challenges of governance, and he cannot do that except he take the driver ’s seat as the political do edger, the political emir of trans Jordan, and the political major dobo, the buck …… 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by Noghayin03(m): 12:32pm On Mar 12, 2011 |
who r these du*p A*s,mistaking an honourable member 4 a Senator? |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by Prinsess(f): 5:08pm On Mar 12, 2011 |
WOW!! I think I'm in love (no I'm not), My favorites: Legislative Quango ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by gernded(m): 5:30pm On Mar 12, 2011 |
can mr fix it help us rig patrick back to the house pls, |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by manosteel(m): 6:59pm On Mar 12, 2011 |
O boy e! This honourable will kill person with grammar one day o!. Some posts here can cure high fever and can be used in a nite of a thousand laugh. Me i like this guy sha, and many of his colleagues do though they will like to pretend, You can imagine a session without him. He is a Benin High Chief, the Igodomigodo 1. For his contributions to the world of grammar, we have decided to add another tittle to his numerous titles, The Ogbududu and the Igidigba 1 of heavy grammar. |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by femeritus: 11:07pm On Mar 12, 2011 |
Hon. Patrick Obahiagbon is nothing but a clown and a cheap entertainer for that matter seeking to play to the gallery. I enjoyed his 'shows' anyway and I think more of him should be encouraged to be in the National Assembly, at least to make Nigerians laugh and forget their sorrows. What are the other members in the House doing? Which bill have they passed to make Nigerians smile? Would it not be better if all we had in the National Assembly are jesters and clowns like Hon. Patrick, at least we can laugh our head off and forget our sorrows each time they talk to entertain us. In that way, we will be having some value for our money but with Patrick out of the House of Reps, I pity Nigerians because you've been robbed of your only reason to laugh! |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by bokohalal(m): 4:29am On Mar 13, 2011 |
He is not a chief anywhere in Benin kingdom talk much of a high one. |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by Nobody: 1:41pm On Mar 13, 2011 |
femeritus: Nigerians are tired of suffering and smiling if that's wat you mean, |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by oshioma: 9:12pm On Mar 13, 2011 |
I wonder how this brother of mine communicate with his family at home,if i have such a father,i prefer to stay put side late so as not reciever alot of this grammers that is if i want to live as his child ,thank God i am not ,i for don kill,bros ur english too much, |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by femeritus: 10:09pm On Mar 13, 2011 |
As humans, we all have a way of using something as a decoy or red-herring to draw people's attention away from our shortcomings and weaknesses. Grammatically speaking, my friend, Hon. Patrick is very weak and porous but lexically, he is strong even though he also uses some un-English expressions to bamboozle some persons who have not been initiated grammatically. However, those of us who are smart know that he is very weak in the English language but by using those bombastic, grandiloquent and high-sounding words, he has succeeded in drawing peoples attention from his weakness to the extent that some unlettered persons now see him as a hero and an authority in the English language. It is good to be smart. Bro, I gbadun your style. |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by presido1: 11:20pm On Mar 13, 2011 |
Which constituency is he representing?[b]Edo[/b]yism [b]Binin[/b]remaoka |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by Tasma: 7:58am On Mar 14, 2011 |
Perhaps my favorite guy in the house of rep. It's a pity he was just a waste of public resources and money. Would be nice if we could convince him to take to the comedic stage like Ali Baba and co. I'm sure he'll make a good stand up comedian. |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by Nobody: 8:11am On Mar 14, 2011 |
;d ;d ;d |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by eghost247(m): 8:25am On Mar 14, 2011 |
Tweedle dum and Tweedle dee |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by atasteve: 12:12pm On Mar 14, 2011 |
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Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by emmabowin(m): 10:49pm On Mar 16, 2011 |
dis man is da bomb.mmmmeeeeeen i just dey feel like am |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by shotster50(m): 6:00am On Mar 17, 2011 |
Isn't he on twitter. |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by obowunmi(m): 11:02pm On Mar 21, 2011 |
From the national assembly …honorable Patrick Obahiagon …also known as igodo migodo. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() kakakakkakakaa! LMAO! |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by jpphilips(m): 11:53am On Jul 09, 2012 |
Prinsess: WOW!! I think I'm in love (no I'm not), My favorites: Legislative Quango most peeps here are not spelling his words correctly, that is why it seems to some the words are made up. 1 Like |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by d18thday: 8:39pm On Nov 24, 2012 |
I'm a person that believe in communicating in as simple as possible method, but correctly...in other words, Hon. Patrick is just been ridiculous. There's no need 4 such rubbish. |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by Nobody: 3:23pm On Aug 02, 2013 |
Disclaimer: As much as I'd state for the record that I maintain a neutrality in political matters. I am doing this in full translatorial capacity. I am personally disconcerted and irritated by the quality of diction of the average Nigerian scholar. In the light of past events in the country that lead to the widespread criticism and subsequent mockery of Mr. Shem Obafaiye, director of the NSCDC which yielded the 'Oga at the top' mantra, the most popular Nigerian mantra since 2012's 'SUBSIDY' issue which landed Nigeria's President on TIME Magazine's List of World's 100 Most Influential People of 2012. It is quite exasperating then to see Nigerians write comments like 'The man (Obahiagbon) ought to be charged and arrested for wrong use of English Language' or 'He will not find it difficult to speak in tongues if he decides to venture into Church ministry. Someone else even said 'He was asked unto the programme to provide comic relief'. It seems, quite paradoxically and simultaneously hypocritically that this same Nigerians who would want Mr. Obahiagbon 'arrested', either literally or figuratively, would then want WHAT with Mr. Obafaiye? We should NOT, although we can, criticise academic mediocrity while simultaneously criticising erudition. We have to embrace one and reject the other. They are at both ends of the line. It seems to me that it is we, who should strive to improve the general quality of diction of the average Nigeria scholar-if not the average Nigerian. Movies like Akeelah and the Bee (2006) and The Great Debaters (2007) are realistic portrayals of what is achievable through academic awareness, academic focus and academic compulsion. Barriers could be broken. I've noticed documentaries where, for the sake of clarity, they have had to caption the interviews of average Nigerians, simply because it seems odd to hear, due to a lethal synergy of factors such as poor reflective accent, bad syntax and often erroneous grammar and seldom use of nonexistent words and the amolsy ususal insertion of vernacular in official settings (as seen in Oga at the top). I believe a lot of Nigerians take solace in the fact that this is a 'borrowed language', I find that inadmissible-especially amongst youths. It is a know fact that a huge percentage of youths are bot literate in their traditional language or dialect (literacy here meaning the ability to proficiently read and write) They often converse in said dialects with a sort of English laden flaw. Most youths cannot write a meaningful paragraph of words in their own language, let alone speak it flawlessly for 20 minutes. Here is a quick test for a Yoruba person. Please take it with all honesty; Translate 'Bring that Bag' and 'Go and wash that Cup' to Yoruba. My contention is that you most probably have translated those clauses as 'Gbe/Mu bag yen wa' and 'Lo fo cup yen' instead of 'Gbe/Mu apo yen wa' and 'Lo fo ife imumi yen/Lo fo ife yen' respectively-and I probably was right. We really CANNOT read and write the local dialect as much as we can English, so why hide under the sham that English is a borrowed language when actually everyone was lacking the power of speech at birth. We either strive to hear what someone is saying even if the cost is relatively greater or we keep mum about what they are saying and keep our inabilities to ourselves. In an unrelated interview, Professor Wole Soyinka recently referred to the first Lady as "'A Domestic Appendage' and a 'Shepopotamus'",those are the power of words, the Etymology, the figures of speech, the historical allusions and the RIGHT CHOICE of words, either borrowed or NOT. I have endeavoured to translate and hopefully demystify his last TV appearance that generated so much criticism, probably due to the fact that it was on the same channel that Mr. Obafaiye of the NSCDC came during the Oga at the Top era. I hope Nigerians try to improve and widen their diction instead of complaining and concluding he is talking nonsense. As you will come to find out, he is NOT talking nonsense Mr Obahiagbon, in my opinion is not the best speaker, there is the strong, slightly distasteful accent coupled with personal speech errors due to excitement and unbridled enthusiasm, but HE HAS ALWAYS said SOMETHING MEANINGFUL, are we now allowed to have a comical view at his mannerism of speech delivery, to see him as a comedian or as someone who is nuts and talking nonsense? That would be extoling, if not preferring the 'Oga at the top' prototype of speaking, and if this is the future Nigeria's literacy...Nigeria should as as well commit literary suicide. Or is it that it is the uneducated Nigerians who use social network platforms? No, it is today's youth mostly, tomorrow’s leaders, who are badly complaining about the first Lady's Literary prowess and 'laughing' as well at Mr. Shem of the NSCDC. We should better ourselves in understanding, instead of saying someone is too knowledgeable, or is it not true anymore that ‘No knowledge is lost'? Male Anchor : ....of A state who is supposedly ACN and in opposition federally, what's your thought about what has been happening, looking at it as a Nigerian what's your thought about what has been happening in Rivers state? P.O :Let me say 'Presticimo' that is as quickly as possible, that the Political 'crinkum-crankum' or if you like, the political 'higi-haga' that has enveloped the politics of rivers state for a period of aeon now has all the trappings of an odoriferous saga cum gargantuan gaga. and I am maniacally bewildered taht this flashpuence is of no serious concern to the commander in chief of the federal republic of nigeria. This is because all the flashpuence of war that has lubored and transmogrified into bringing about a calamitous end for Nigeria, always has their ??atemedus acu??-their source of origin that is- either in one state or in one region. For me, as far as I am concerned, I can see the ship of the Nigerian state hovering around the political Bermuda Triangle and if we do not take very urgent and responsible steps to meander the interstices of eschewable cataracts, land mines waterfronts, icebergs and ox bow lakes, the ship of the Nigerian state has all the capacities and possibilities of berthing in the disastrous and pestilential aqua of a ![]() ![]() Vice President of Nigeria Female Anchor: So are you saying this- all of these is happening because of the 2015 elections? P.O: It’s very crystal clear like the biblical 'MENE, MENE, TEKEL, UPHARSIN'. It's audible to the deaf and visible to the blind. and any case, no less the political personage than the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, President Goodluck Jonathan has been heard to have confirmed that. He said so, we read it in the papers that 2015 is the ??Faucet origo??of this crisis, it's the ‘faucet origo’ of political tension in the country and he urged the political dramatis personae to put their 'sheath in their swords' that 2015 is still far away. But if you look at the totality of the crisis in rivers state just now, it leaves me with just two conclusions. ONE! That 2015 is inherently laden with a political and democratic thalidomide. TWO!, Male Anchor: Sir Thalidomide will be? P.O: Stillborn, it may be stillborn Male Anchor: Okay. P.O: TWO! Whearas some social scientist like myself have gone to town for donkey years now saying that what we have is not a democracy, but what we have is civilian rule, but by recent events, I'm even tempted to say No,No,No,No,No,No,No,No, Nigeria is neither witnessing civilian rule, nor is Nigeria witness democracy, what we have at best, is a form of Government I call kakistomoboplutocarcy and that is BAD for the nation. Is it within the Obi/Okpor context? Is it within the NGF election context where 16 persons are more than 19 persons, if within the microscopic ceramics and cadence of 36 Governor who are supposed to be the ??susseranes ![]() Female Anchor: How best do you think this crisis can be resolved? in the, whether utmost political manner or democratic, How best can this crisis be resolved? P.O: Very Simple, Very Simple. The President of The Federal Republic Of Nigeria is the Customs ![]() ![]() ![]() Female Anchor: Are you saying the President needs to step in here and be decisive about what is happening in Rivers state? P.O: All governors in the length and breath of the federal republic of Nigeria are the Governor children. The govern- the President just now must come down from matino libos. The President just now, must not be partisan. The President just now must show more than a complacent, more than a lethargic, more than a a passive interest in the security and political imbroglio in Rivers State. Female Anchor: How about the allegations against the rivers state governor himself, Do you think he is feeling distressed? P.O: What are the allegations against him? Female Anchor: The ones in the papers; the ones in the news. P.O: Oh! You have to be specific, so that I can respond to it specifically Female Anchor: That He's been disrespectful to the President P.O: How, how? The man has said for the umpteenth time-even to my own maniacal bewilderment that 'I'm NOT interested in becoming the vice President of this country. And anytime I hear him say so, I quickly engage in a retort or a verbagogical repathy, where I'm seated or where I am standing, that SO WHAT! Even if you're interested in becoming the vice President of this Country- and SO WHAT!. Is that not a democratic right? It's an inalienable right. LIST OF POSSIBLE DIIFICULT WORDS AND MEANINGS CRINKUM-CRANKUM: something full of twists and turns : a thing fancifully or excessively intricate and elaboratewo Higi-haga or highi-hagha (couldn't get a hold of what this means as of publishing time). ODORIFEROUS: Having strong odour. SAGA: A period of time. CUM: together with, along with, in combination with, or functioning as. GARGANTUAN:Tremendously large in amount. GAGA: an offensive term that insults somebody's mental abilities, especially those of a senior citizen. 'Odoriferous saga cum gargantuan gaga' would therefore mean; A period of time having strong odour coupled with a huge indiscretion by a senior government parastatal. MANIACALLY BEWILDERED: Extremely Surprised FLASHPUENCE: (Couldn’t get a whiff of this one too yet) TRANSMOGRIFY (ied): to change the appearance or form of something, especially in a grotesque or bizarre way. BERMUDA TRIANGLE: is an undefined region in the western part of the North Atlantic Ocean where a number of aircraft and ships are said to have disappeared under mysterious circumstances. ESCHEWABLE: avoidable. BERTH(ing): Parking place for a ship or vehicle. 'MENE, MENE, TEKEL, UPHARSIN' from Daniel 5:25. A mysterious and divine handwriting on the wall in the palace of the Persian king Darius which was visible to everyone 'MENE, MENE, TEKEL, UPHARSIN' meaning “You have been weighed, you have been measured and you have been found wanting. DRAMATIS PERSONAE 'A group of people in a particular situation' THALIDOMIDE :a synthetic drug found to cause physical malformations in fetuses when taken by pregnant women, which in this case may kill the baby, (the new President to be in 2015) cause a figurative stillborn. KAKISTOMOBOPLUTOCRACY: A portmanteau of KAKISTOCRACY, MOBOCRACY & PLUTOCRACY. KAKISTOCARCY: Government by the most unscrupulous or unsuitable people, or a state governed by such people. MOBOCARCY: political control exercised by a mob. PLUTOCARACY: The rule of a society by its wealthiest people. Therefore, I think, KAKISTOMOBOPLUTOCRACY would mean a form of government by the Rich, Unscrupulous and Wealthy Mob in a Country. TERRA FIRMA: Land or Solid Ground. UMPTEENTH : Large and of unspecified number. INALIENABLE: not able to be transferred or taken away, e.g. because of being protected by law. With this compiled list and meanings, anyone determined to find out what he was really saying can do that a bit easier….and for those who haven’t seen the interview, you can request a download link via email or watch it on YOUTUBE. Trust F. Obe meet.trust@gmail.com 2 Likes |
Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by Nobody: 3:23pm On Aug 02, 2013 |
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Re: Collection Of Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon Grammars by infobiz9ja(m): 1:25pm On Aug 06, 2013 |
PATRICK OBAHIAGBON SSG TO EDO STATE GOVT. This ASUU strike is a miasma of a deprecable apothesis of an hemorrhaging plutocracy, cascadinly oozing into a maladorous excresence of mobocracy. With all tarmangant ossifying proclivities of a kakistocracy, our knowledgia centura is enveloped in a paraphlegic crinkum crankum. Therefore, ASUU, cest in dejavu, dejavu peret ologomabia. GOD BLESS NIGERIA!!! 1 Like |
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