May his soul rest in peace. For a moment I didn't recognize him but going through what people wrote about him teaching them, I've to revisit the picture and was shocked to find out he was the one that taught me English in offshore tutors ( for GCE) near Johnsons Hotel in Yaba.

He was a nice man, he rarely gets angry even when some students glaringly get his goat. He always starts each class with prayers.

Nobody leaves this life alive, live your life knowing that one day all these struggles, pride, greed and pain would end and we shall return the way we came - empty-handed.

IYANGBALI:
stop using your dialect to toast me jo

Awww akudaya ni bobo yii looto o.

YorubaWoman:
Akudaya ni yooba mo npe iru re

Yoruba woman, jéjé mi ni mo jókòó tí o wa n tó'jà mi o. Tí n bá n toast e nísìnyí, wà á má a so pé kò s'áyè

Hard Life for Nigerian don finally kill Elechi. (Dat name fit be Enugu state)

dancok:
bro come to Akure in ondo state, I will show you a house built by Akudaya.

Really Where in Akure I reside in Akure

montezz:

Awww akudaya ni bobo yii looto o.

I no dey do,na by force person dey do lesbianism?go jo

YorubaWoman:
Akudaya ni yooba mo npe iru re

point of correction . Akudaya ni Yoruba maa n pe iru won.

Sobs. I feel like weeping. But if I ask you why? You may never guess rightly.
Nigerians actually suffered before the advent of phones, smart phones and the proliferation of social media. Far away in One Lonely Jetty in the shores of Calabar, this news has gotten to me in no mean time.
Do you know that a lot of people who were declared missing and we're assumed to have ''maybe'' travelled abroad or eloped may have faced the same fate as this man. But before 2001, how would you have solved a problem like this. Some were RTA's(Road Transport Accidents) some drowned and later washed up ashore, etc and most times, when emergency mortuaries get tired of keeping them. They (unidentified bodies)end up as cadavers in anatomy departments of teaching hospitals or are given state mass burials. And somewhere in the hinterlands people are still hoping.....what a world. May their soul Rest In Peace.

[quote author=dancok post=46866844]bro come to Akure in ondo state, I will show you a house built by Akudaya.
guess u stay around Oke Aro

blazer234:


Yoruba woman, jéjé mi ni mo jókòó tí o wa n tó'jà mi o. Tí n bá n toast e nísìnyí, wà á má a so pé kò s'áyè

stop using your dialect to abuse seun and lalasticlala na

ezelos:
I know him (crying). He tutored me in 2000 before I gained admission into OAU. I have been trying since 15 years to reach him again. He is nicknamed 'Pastor Paul'. He understood different languages. Above all, he inspired me to study English. Death, be not proud! May your soul rest in peace.

so contact d line above

kristen12:
OMG!!! Mr Paul. I know this man very well. He taught me when I wanted to write jamb.

Soooo sad.

please contact d line above

IYANGBALI:
I no dey do,na by force person dey do lesbianism?go jo

Eru ba [left][/left]

I feel like weeping. But if I ask you why? You may never guess rightly.
Nigerians actually suffered before the advent of phones, smart phones and the proliferation of social media. Far away in One Lonely Jetty in the shores of Calabar, this news has gotten to me in no mean time.
Do you know that a lot of people who were declared missing and we're assumed to have ''maybe'' travelled abroad or eloped may have faced the same fate as this man. But before 2001, how would you have solved a problem like this. Some were RTA's(Road Transport Accidents) some drowned and later washed up ashore, etc and most times, when emergency mortuaries get tired of keeping them. They (unidentified bodies)end up as cadavers in anatomy departments of teaching hospitals or are given state mass burials. And somewhere in the hinterlands people are still hoping.....what a world. May their soul Rest In Peace.

montezz:

Eru ba [left][/left]

Ibime:
Oh what a life.

An educated middle aged man died in penury, living in a single room with no family members to claim him.

In another society he would have had a fairly comfortable life.

Oh Naija!

They are here too.

There's an old man that lives three doors down. In 5 years he's never had a visitor. He must be at least 70.

YorubaWoman:
Akudaya ni yooba mo npe iru re

beeni o jare

IYANGBALI:
stop using your dialect to abuse seun and lalasticlala na

Lolz

Shinor:

He doesn't need to come to Akure. Take a picture of the house and post it here

don't you think that is not ideal

patwilly:

Now I don't usually do this but..Christ! ..no one deserves to be this beautiful.. its just so unfair! And you hear them shout vote this, vote that for Miss Naira land..How una dey take the select people for that pageant sef..see champion una nor pick..babe I d trip abeg..me don talk my own!

It's the silliest thing, they mostly all look like waifs

[quote author=Chrisdada16 post=46867816][/quote]

Do you know him or know the house he is talking bout??

Yieldings:
No one really knows his story. I wouldn't be so quick to jump to conclusions that he cut off all ties. All I can say is I hope his soul is at peace.

Smh for Nigeria. No autopsy will be conducted to determine the cause of his death. Even if his death was an homicide, no investigation will be carried out.

Just shut your ignorant ass up.
How do you know we don't do autopsies in Nigeria ??

Why are there many unclaimed bodies here in Philadelphia city morgue ??

Dumbaaa

Yieldings:
No one really knows his story. I wouldn't be so quick to jump to conclusions that he cut off all ties. All I can say is I hope his soul is at peace.

Smh for Nigeria. No autopsy will be conducted to determine the cause of his death. Even if his death was an homicide, no investigation will be carried out.

Just shut your ignorant ass up.
How do you know we don't do autopsies in Nigeria ??

Why are there many unclaimed bodies here in Philadelphia city morgue ??

Dumbass

Ahh...CIA undercover agent..

[quote author=Chrisdada16 post=46867816][/quote]I know u will get that house, i don't live there but my aunt does she lives opposite the said house.

nduchucks:
Nna, my yo'oba people are quite funny. Akudaya ko, akwai Biyu ni.

iwo gbenu re san wun jare

Yieldings:
No one really knows his story. I wouldn't be so quick to jump to conclusions that he cut off all ties. All I can say is I hope his soul is at peace.

Smh for Nigeria. No autopsy will be conducted to determine the cause of his death. Even if his death was an homicide, no investigation will be carried out.

Autopsy unfortunately isn't in Nigeria's book of necessities.

pathetic situation

PoisonedOne:
May his soul rest in peace. For a moment I didn't recognize him but going through what people wrote about him teaching them, I've to revisit the picture and was shocked to find out he was the one that taught me English in offshore tutors ( for GCE) near Johnsons Hotel in Yaba.

He was a nice man, he rarely gets angry even when some students glaringly get his goat. He always starts each class with prayers.

Nobody leaves this life alive, live your life knowing that one day all these struggles, pride, greed and pain would end and we shall return the way we came - empty-handed.

but why this choice of moniker? Ur post shows u av a beta orientation about life. This moniker is scary Pls.

Adeyeancah:
iwo gbenu re san wun jare

small pikin. Yorubas I know are respectful, don't be an awful exception.

What a small world ! knew him from mid 2000.

A nice tall man with a smile and deep way of greeting.

Op, try and contact all those lecture scenes along Unilag as you may be able to reach someone close enough him to him.

Rest in peace Pastor Paul.

chymevicks:
I feel like weeping. But if I ask you why? You may never guess rightly.
Nigerians actually suffered before the advent of phones, smart phones and the proliferation of social media. Far away in One Lonely Jetty in the shores of Calabar, this news has gotten to me in no mean time.
Do you know that a lot of people who were declared missing and we're assumed to have ''maybe'' travelled abroad or eloped may have faced the same fate as this man. But before 2001, how would you have solved a problem like this. Some were RTA's(Road Transport Accidents) some drowned and later washed up ashore, etc and most times, when emergency mortuaries get tired of keeping them. They (unidentified bodies)end up as cadavers in anatomy departments of teaching hospitals or are given state mass burials. And somewhere in the hinterlands people are still hoping.....what a world. May their soul Rest In Peace.

Amen! Life in itself is a mystery.