Ẹni tí a bẹ́ lórí tí ó ń jẹnu wúyẹ́, kí lo kù tí ó fẹ́ sọ?

Literal translation

The person beheaded and is still mumbling, what else does he have to say?

Figurative meaning

The complaints or threats of an already defeated, ruined, or powerless individual carry no weight and should be ignored

Usage

Used to dismiss the last-ditch protests, grumbling, or weak counter-arguments of someone who has completely lost their standing, job, or a major dispute

current · standard dialect

Themes & situations

power, destiny · teach-humility

Source

Contributor: KunleAfod TV

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