This task is about translating a given Yoruba language sentence to English.

Q: Yiye la n ye Okoro si ti a n pe e nigi obi; obi ti i ba so lori e ni n ya abidun.

A: It is only a mark of respect when one calls Okoro a kolanut tree; any kolanut that might grow on his head would turn out to be slimy.
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Q: Alaga ni pelu awon Akanse ona ti Gomina Sanwo-Olu n se yii o mu idagbasoke ati irorun ba ara ilu.

A: The council boss noted that with the massive rehabilitation and construction of roads embarked by the administration of Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu traffic gridlock will be a thing of the past.
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Q: Eni a pe ko waa wo kobi: o ni ki niyi kobi-kobi?

A:
The person invited to take a look at the palace stateroom: he exclaims, "What a maze of apartments!"
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