Popular Nigerian lawmaker, Patrick Obahiagbon, pictured above kneeling as he begged Edo state APC members to vote for him so he can be the party’s flag bearer in the Edo South Senatorial district election.
Journalist, Ena Ofugara, who shared the photo online, wrote;
”Barrister “Igodomigodo” Obahiagbon, the grandiloquent and highfalutin former legislator finds to his chagrin, discomfiture, mortification, peevishness and spleen that he must put aside his manhood, masculinity, machismo, virility and BROCUS and like a bingo that ate his masters food, he finds he must kowtow, grovel, beseech, wheedle, brown-nose, crawl, creep, cower, snivel and prostrate to be allowed back in the house.
This is a man that strut like a colossus as he insulted Jonathan and his wife in that era that seems so long ago when there was honour in expressing personal opinions and making it flowery like Obahiagbon then when he beats his chest and says “I am conversant with the utilitarian purposes to which the gavel and the mace are deployed within the existential construction of pragmatic and routine legislative rendezvous. Suffice to say that I can pontificate ad-infinitum …”
today all he can say is “la wo wo. Please. I beg. Sorry for me”
Controversial activist Verydarkman has shared his thoughts on the ongoing controversy surrounding the death of Mohbad and the role of… Read More
Popular TikToker Peller has achieved another career highlight after Nigerian-British boxing champion Anthony Joshua unexpectedly joined his live stream. Peller,… Read More
Multi-award-winning Nollywood actress, Adesua Etomi, has described 2024 as an emotionally and physically draining year while marking her birthday in… Read More
Congratulations are pouring in for Ciana Chapman, Sabinus' wife, as she completes her master’s degree in International Business. This news… Read More
Australia has updated the rules for the Second Working Holiday Visa (Subclass 417), allowing travelers to extend their stay for… Read More
Diva Gold, an actress and skit maker, disagrees with the belief that women find things easier than men. In an… Read More
This website uses cookies.