Amazing Kano man fluent in Yoruba and Ekiti dialect.

Popularly called "Odua" for his peacemaking traits.

[@PermanentWater]

These are the kinds of Nigerians that are keeping the country up in spite of all the miscreants trying to destroy. I love this man. He is the African ideal I dream of.

[@vahyalakwaga5428]

This is lovely!

[@aframaco9491]

This particular channel is a revelation!! It shows our " few tribal bigots" amongst us that they are on their own!

[@luthern-ibrahimajayi7167]

I love the depth and practicality of this man's background. Very dynamic. Thanks for bringing these stories to light👏👏👏

[@polyglotadedejiodulesi634]

You are welcome.

[@oceejekwam6829]

Rabiu looks very intelligent and when he speaks you can see he really "shines". I enjoyed listening to his "journey". The video is really good, but it is too short. Rabiu is a jewel.

[@polyglotadedejiodulesi634]

Many thanks.

[@Queenblessful]

The interactions and switching between languages make me smile 🥰

[@andrewokobah8094]

I have come to realize in this country that it is persons who have never lived in any part of the country other than where they come from that are so ignorant and quick to condemn others.

[@user-zq5fp2xe7s]

Fact

[@MeYou-pc2dq]

Interesting! I love this 🥰😍

[@sojiadamo5212]

With this appreiation of culture and language, theres no reason why Nigeria is not the greatest nation on earth!

[@muktaradamu7428]

Great talent

[@adetutuadenike6097]

Speaking the same language might be one of the reasons for the TRUST!

[@polyglotadedejiodulesi634]

Yes

[@samuelikechiagwu1519]

Nice interview, they man was awesome

[@leoodutola1381]

That gentleman reminds me of myself, it is such a canny comparison.

[@oluwafemioni4330]

Impressive! I wish we can all integrate like this ❤

[@benjamineweola2188]

Wow my dialect ekiti 😁

[@polyglotadedejiodulesi634]

Yes o.

[@andrewokobah8094]

Politicians have destroyed this great country because of selfishness. How great it would have been if we only saw the humanity in each other and accepted each other despite our differences.

[@hapexconsulting3789]

Obi Abata and Gbanja.

[@polyglotadedejiodulesi634]

Two different varieties of kolanut

[@abdulgaffarbello-hr5po]

Odulesi looks more like igbo than yoruba.

[@ndubuisiezeoye2099]

Mr Adedeji, do you understand Ekiti? Just asking

[@polyglotadedejiodulesi634]

No.

[@benjaminhannah3511]

I'm a fan sir, aspiring to be a linguistic it's really fascinating. If you don't mind, can I ask a question sir?

[@polyglotadedejiodulesi634]

Sure

[@benjaminhannah3511]

@@polyglotadedejiodulesi634 thank you sir. I want to know the feasibility of learning a language in an environment where none speaks the language. And if it's possible,what are the materials needed sir?