MC Oluomo has fired back at critics over his proficiency in the English Language, emphasising that despite the language barrier, he has utilised his success to secure top-tier education for his children.
In a viral video, he recounted his inspiring journey, illustrating his transformation from a humble bus conductor to a prominent figure within the transport union.
He attributed his ascent to relentless perseverance and hard work, highlighting the value of determination over formal education.
In a viral video of his speech, he remarked: “I stayed there and worked hard; I wasn’t formally educated. They mocked my pronunciation of ‘Kundus’—but is that not my son’s name?”
He challenged his critics directly, stating, “you consider yourselves educated; what have you achieved with that education? They should go and compete with my children.
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“I have raised my children in wealth and provided them with the best opportunities. My children are proud citizens of both America and the United Kingdom, and I worked tirelessly to reach this level of success.”
Oluomo continued, acknowledging the linguistic distinctions: “Kundus, kudos—what’s the difference? What exactly do you want to hear? English is not my mother tongue; Yoruba is.”
His powerful message reinforced that his accomplishments and the legacy he is building for his children far outweigh any remarks about his grammar.
He stands proud of his achievements, presenting a strong testament to the power of hard work and determination.
