The prince of hauteur
Tribune Online
The prince of hauteur
THERE is a damnable cast of crooks that the Yoruba call “eni awosunkun to n wo ‘ra re rerin”, meaning a person that people look at with (scorn and) tears, but who looks at himself/herself and bursts into a smile. Whatever language you speak, you definitely have such horrible souls in your community. By their […]
The prince of hauteur
Tribune Online
The prince of hauteur
THERE is a damnable cast of crooks that the Yoruba call “eni awosunkun to n wo ‘ra re rerin”, meaning a person that people look at with (scorn and) tears, but who looks at himself/herself and bursts into a smile. Whatever language you speak, you definitely have such horrible souls in your community. By their […]
The prince of hauteur
Tribune Online
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