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[RidonFresh @Ridone777]

@AirtelNigeria @AceyX__ @NgComCommission @fccpcnigeria You guys are yet to resolve mine oo, I did a subscription on the 16th of this month and it was not activated. I have called you guys for over a week now yet nothing has been done. Your technical department is useless. I think it's time to tag @NgComCommission @fccpcnigeria

[RidonFresh @Ridone777]

@Zjart_ @AirtelNigeria @AirtelNigeria wey useless. I've been calling them for over a week on a subscription I did since on the 16th that was not activated and the issue has not been resolved till now.

[RidonFresh @Ridone777]

Please check your dm cos I need this issue to be solved today, it's been 5 days now.
@AirtelNigeria

[Omo Kogi (Yagba) 🌍 @harrysone9]

If this pops up on your TL, repost it; it costs you zero naira.

[RidonFresh @Ridone777]

@thenihiin Hello

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@Web3Nigeria ....

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@JustifyMee @neffkush1 @Yorubaness @TheEdePrize 🙌

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@JustifyMee @neffkush1 @Yorubaness @TheEdePrize Alabahun / Ijapa is Tortoise 🐢

[RidonFresh @Ridone777]

@SamsungNetworks Hi please why is Samsung S22 ultra unable to use 5g network?
And also my Samsung s22 ultra is unable to see 5.0ghz wifi but only see 2.4ghz wifi ?
I've see people complain about it. Please any way to fix this ?

[RidonFresh @Ridone777]

@samsungmobileng Hi please why is Samsung S22 ultra unable to use 5g network?
And also my Samsung s22 ultra is unable to see 5.0ghz wifi but only see 2.4ghz wifi ?
I've see people complain about it. Please any way to fix this ?

[RidonFresh @Ridone777]

@calebyung @happiman01 @JayNaija Bro please check your dm

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@HerbalistChief @HerbalistChief Please do you have anyone who sells the Plantain peel powder ?

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@kelvin11210 @sportingking365 @Ada_Daddyya They score line should be 6 or above

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@Bod_repuplic Oops

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@HerbalistChief @Stanleymurimi8 Chief please like how pineapple crown for 500mls of water ?

[Arojinle @arojinle1]

Good morning Twitter... I am here to advertise my album this morning.

So, I'll start this campaign by sharing snippets from the tracks in the album. The Album is a Yorùbá spoken words album titled "Ọ̀RỌ̀"

Here's a snippet from Track 1... Please help me share this till it gets to everyone here who speaks/understand Yorùbá. It is full of wisdom, scientific research and philosophical teaching.

You can get full album for ₦5,000 at
https://t.co/R4qsjpa74J

I was just accused of not giving this enough publicity despite how good it is. So, here am I. Snippets from tiger tracks coming up

Tainkyu 😊

[RidonFresh @Ridone777]

@awojulu @arojinle1 https://t.co/WOusZfKRPO

[Arojinle @arojinle1]

YORÙBÁ INCANTATIONS

The statement "Ẹtà níí kọ́kọ́ tà kọ́mọ ẹranko ìyókù ó tó ta" is an incantation and not a proverb as you thought. It loosely means "The African civet cat will sell its merchandise way before other animals begin to sell."

There are three major types of incantation inm Yorùbá. They're ọfọ̀, àyájọ́ and ògèdè.

Ọfọ̀ is usually very short and coincise. It contains one or just few words. Something like "Àgbéró!" "Èèwọ̀!" "Dúró níbẹ̀!" You would notice that these are emergency commands like "Stop!" "Never!" and so on

Àyájọ́, as a precept, is a way of retelling a past event similar to the current situation. It includes details like how, when, why, and where it happened, as well as what happened afterward. Think of it like citing precedents in a legal case to help the judge make a fair decision. It's used to guide toward a similar outcome as the one in the precedent cited. It may be short or long but it will have one full sentence at least.
Example is the line in Ibrahim Chatta's Olókìkí Òru which is also quoted in Oriloye S.A's "CONTENTS AND FEATURES OFYORUBA INCANTATORY POETRY"

Lọ́jọ́ òpó yẹ̀ lỌ́yọ̀ọ́ Ilé
Gbogbo ay�� ló débẹ̀ kí wọn
Àfí Ìkele nìkan tó kọ̀ tí ò lọ
Ìkele ọjọ́ náà laṣọ pupa
Èèwọ̀ Òrìṣà
Aṣọ pupa, kìí bókùú wọsà
Èèwọ̀ Òrìṣà

Meaning:
The day the pillar crumbled at Ọ̀yọ́
Everyone was there to commiserate with them
Only Ìkele did not go with them
The Ikele of the day is Red cloth
It's a taboo!
Red Cloth does not accompany corpse to the grave
It's a taboo!

Ògèdè, however, depends on the unchanging laws of nature for its effectiveness. Many of these laws can be seen, tested, and proven through observation and experience, either by individuals or collectively by people.

Example:
Omi kìíṣàn kó bojú wẹ̀yìn
(The river does not flow and then turn back to the direction it's flowing from).

Should I continue?

[RidonFresh @Ridone777]

@sir_opeyemi @arojinle1 Here's the answer to your question
https://t.co/WOusZfKRPO

[Arojinle @arojinle1]

YORÙBÁ INCANTATIONS

The statement "Ẹtà níí kọ́kọ́ tà kọ́mọ ẹranko ìyókù ó tó ta" is an incantation and not a proverb as you thought. It loosely means "The African civet cat will sell its merchandise way before other animals begin to sell."

There are three major types of incantation inm Yorùbá. They're ọfọ̀, àyájọ́ and ògèdè.

Ọfọ̀ is usually very short and coincise. It contains one or just few words. Something like "Àgbéró!" "Èèwọ̀!" "Dúró níbẹ̀!" You would notice that these are emergency commands like "Stop!" "Never!" and so on

Àyájọ́, as a precept, is a way of retelling a past event similar to the current situation. It includes details like how, when, why, and where it happened, as well as what happened afterward. Think of it like citing precedents in a legal case to help the judge make a fair decision. It's used to guide toward a similar outcome as the one in the precedent cited. It may be short or long but it will have one full sentence at least.
Example is the line in Ibrahim Chatta's Olókìkí Òru which is also quoted in Oriloye S.A's "CONTENTS AND FEATURES OFYORUBA INCANTATORY POETRY"

Lọ́jọ́ òpó yẹ̀ lỌ́yọ̀ọ́ Ilé
Gbogbo ay�� ló débẹ̀ kí wọn
Àfí Ìkele nìkan tó kọ̀ tí ò lọ
Ìkele ọjọ́ náà laṣọ pupa
Èèwọ̀ Òrìṣà
Aṣọ pupa, kìí bókùú wọsà
Èèwọ̀ Òrìṣà

Meaning:
The day the pillar crumbled at Ọ̀yọ́
Everyone was there to commiserate with them
Only Ìkele did not go with them
The Ikele of the day is Red cloth
It's a taboo!
Red Cloth does not accompany corpse to the grave
It's a taboo!

Ògèdè, however, depends on the unchanging laws of nature for its effectiveness. Many of these laws can be seen, tested, and proven through observation and experience, either by individuals or collectively by people.

Example:
Omi kìíṣàn kó bojú wẹ̀yìn
(The river does not flow and then turn back to the direction it's flowing from).

Should I continue?

[RidonFresh @Ridone777]

@cindy_blog Thanks sis I don cashout
More booms 💥