Showing posts with label patrick obahiagbon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label patrick obahiagbon. Show all posts
Saturday, 30 August 2014

         

Popular grammarian and politician, Patrick Obahiagbon was called to speak at the 2014 United Nations International Youths Day held in UNILAG by Rise Networks but was probably surprised to find the students seated with mobile dictionaries and writing materials.The students were readily armed to recieve the heavy, unpopular words that drop from the mouth of the arrow-nosed statesman.

"Igodomigodo" is known to "obfuscate Nigerians in diaspora with a barrage of unphatomable  syllables"......oya clap for me.....lol!

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Wednesday, 19 December 2012


Whilst I feel tongue tied that we are witnessing another “air mishap” that has taken the lives of fellow Nigerians,I am utterly shocked to hear of the jubilation in certain Northern political quarters and muslim youths in Kaduna state.Just too too cruddy and It is Beyond the fugacious razzmatazz of the moment,I seriously call attention to the rutilanting and coruscating modus vivendi of Master Jesus the Christ and I dare pontificate that save and until we viscerally emblematize the virtues of self-immolation,quintessential abnegation,eulogizeable simplicity, humility and immerse ourselves in a platonic emotionalism of agape love and communalistic service and head to unity as one Nation. 
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Tuesday, 27 November 2012


Former Lawmaker and Chief of staff to governor Adams Oshiomole of Edo state, Patrick Obahiagbon
has expressed his intense anger and disgust on the acquisition of private jets by pastors in Nigeria.


The Lexicologist went ''no holds bared'' and fired out,
“I cast my vote for Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah and Pastor Tunde Bakare in their demosthenic vitriol against spiritual megalomaniacs whose modus vivendi has become increasingly byzanthine and repulsively narcissistic. 
We must all begin to deprecate this razzmatazz and Nestorian braggadocio in the “HOUSE OF GOD”, because when there is no difference between the values of a Pastor and a typical Nigerian Politician,then it’s truly a bolekaja ambience,”.

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