@chisom_ayra@Folapondis There's a popular Yoruba expression, "da ogbon (sí)," which means "apply wisdom (to it)".
So when Fola says "Mo da bi ogbon," he's playing on that expression as a lyrical punchline.
The closest literal translation would be "I applied it like wisdom."
@JumaiTheFairy@kenkenlewu Oh please don’t bring gender wars into this. If na your brother them do am to, you go like am? What the babe did is wicked and hurtful. When you see another post where a guy does the same thing, bash him too.
@uzochukwueddie@AsakyGRN Besides offering is not even compulsory, it’s a thing you do from the genuineness of your heart . Usher no go hold your cloth because you no pay offering. If you no get, you simply pass the basket. Which one be pay for my offering again?
@Dr_JohnElvis@victorious_Ve@novieverest I’ll respond to you cos your reply wasn’t insulting. I believe men are natural providers and not being able to provide hurts their ego. If a responsible man is temporarily broke and meets a good lady, I don’t think his first thought should be how to collect money from her instead
@victorious_Ve@novieverest You guys are just being sentimental in my comments. Na me know the guys wey I go meet today, them go dey ask me to borrow them money 2 days later. If e reach una sister turn, make she give the man.
Just because I don’t ask men for money doesn’t mean I’m a fool for love.
@victorious_Ve@novieverest This depends though. If you've been in the relationship for a while and you've come through for her once or twice, then I would absolutely fault her. But if you just started dating, never sent her money once and suddenly pop out asking for a loan, then she did nothing wrong imo.
@NaomiPhilip12@blaq_en_belle It’s exactly because of people like you that when someone compliments an item of mine and ask how much I got it, I say I don’t remember or jokingly ask if they want to refund me the money.
What exactly do you think she was trying to prove on top Temu nails?
@hottie88350@Sir_Uzoigwe1@GossipMillNaija Na two weeks ago them decide to marry? And let's assume a date during the raining season is significant to them, why blame it on the devil when the rain now falls as expected?