Musiliu Ayinde Akinsanya, popularly known as MC Oluomo, has fired back at those who mock his spoken English, emphasizing that despite his lack of formal education, he has achieved remarkable success and raised accomplished children.
Speaking at a recent public event, the President of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) reflected on his humble beginnings, sharing how he started as a bus conductor and gradually rose through the ranks to become a top figure in the union.
He credited his journey to resilience and determination, saying:
“I stayed there and worked hard, I wasn’t educated. See, they said I said Kundus. Is my son not Kundus? You are educated; what have you done? They should go and compete with my children.”
MC Oluomo further defended his achievements and his family’s status, stating:
“I raised my children in wealth. My children are citizens of America, citizens of the UK. I worked hard to get to that level.
“Kundus, kudos, what’s the difference? What do you want to hear? English is not my mother tongue, Yoruba is.”
His comments serve as a bold rebuttal to online Nigerian critics who often ridicule his grammar, highlighting instead his personal success and the global exposure of his children.