Know this, once and for all!

 Wednesday, March 30, 2016

 In the last lesson, I asked to know whether you say: "My names are Bayo Chukwudi Musa" or "My name is Bayo Chukwudi Musa". Truth is that even if you have close to ten names, as the tradition is, contributed to you by different people at birth, they all still amount to a single name, accounting for one person. So, it is always: "My name is Bayo Chukwudi Musa". See also: "My name is Hope Achera Jonah (not 'are')." "My name is Rose Abike Omodara Adekoya (not 'are')." Do you now get?