Getting Tinubu out is the first step. APC contributed to the massive destruction of Nigeria values

@susanadamu3867

9 ай бұрын

I agree.

@bluephonixe7371

9 ай бұрын

If Oluwole Ahmed Abimbola Adekunle Tinubu is allowed to get away with Rigging of election , fraudulent and identity fraud then Nigerians should be be ready to be ruled by the APC Cabal for ever.

@myusuff1

9 ай бұрын

Efulefu, how are you going to get him out?😂😀

@tracyjacopin4325

9 ай бұрын

@@myusuff1 BY PUSHING HIM DOWN THE STAIRS ...OLD CARGO 😈

@Lastmanstanding11

9 ай бұрын

​@@myusuff1don't be a coward

Prof is a great man. Has the potential along with his team to salvage our collapsing country. God bless you.

This is a battle between the intellectuals and the ignorants. A battle between vision and visionless persons. A battle between light and darkness. A battle between good and evil. A battle between thinkers and the irrationals.

Charles, I have always love your monologue and great to hear from a well respected professor Pat Utomi and thank him for his efforts to reshape Nigeria for the next generation of Nigerians.

@FinancialUpdate-

9 ай бұрын

Good comment

@kennethanayochukwu3512

9 ай бұрын

I agree with you I really admire this man

@kennethanayochukwu3512

9 ай бұрын

How can I grow under him and others like him

@MartinOnyemelukwe

9 ай бұрын

​@@FinancialUpdate-aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

One of the few men of dignity in Nigeria. I missed Patito’s gang days. Charles was trying to push him to say something, but the professor wouldn't fall for it.

Charles always engaging. Nice job

Poverty and corruption have increased so much in Nigeria and largely eroded our values

@everydayhen

9 ай бұрын

No it's the erosion of values that caused the former, not the other way around!

@ayooluwaoni2499

9 ай бұрын

@@everydayhenpoverty is the root of all things. Poverty has been weaponized that’s why a politician will always promise to give the people good roads, light, water, education. Doesn’t do these things but still come back 4 years later and still get voted into office cos he/she has share ₦200 and 2 indomie noodles. Poverty is the main core of everything. Some that hasn’t eaten for 2 days will sell himself to eat.

@tkspiece2310

9 ай бұрын

​@@everydayhenYou are 100% correct. Poverty in of itself doesn't equate low values or morals. It can lead one to take certain immoral actions, like stealing food because one is hungry, but that doesn't make that individual fundamentally amoral. The erosion of values, "anything goes" mentality, is what creates a human jungle and that is what we have in Nigeria.

@Yesusb

9 ай бұрын

@@ayooluwaoni2499but the rich are the one calling the shots and stealing more and doing all the harm. It’s just never enough. Everything has to be in excess and spilling over in excess and still that won’t be enough. . The poor aren’t in the pyramid scheme. Infact most poor ppl have more values than this ppl.

@aigbekaenosaigbovo8607

9 ай бұрын

Strong men will always go but their legacy destroy were they re forever.

As i agree with you on VALUES deficiency and PATRIOTISM. Another very important demon that is seriously dragging Nigeria backward is the CONSTITUTION. We can't move an inch running the government with the current Constitution which is never Oganic to us. It was imposed to us by the WEST for their selfish economic interests and benefit AND not for us... Its so primitive and less humans to allowed such a shameful abnormality just because it favors a very few extremely CORRUPT individuals or small group of highly criminal minded people

@ezeobiugochukwu5601

9 ай бұрын

So the west is still ruling Nigeria abi, you thinking is something else

@ck-sl3kt

9 ай бұрын

@delkerethos5113 So the WEST came in 1998 to write a constitution for you? And you have been voting the WEST into your National Assembly in every election and the WEST have been sitting in the National Assembly since 1999 amending and imposing the constitution on you! I guess there are different level of madness. Some are visible and curable while some others are hereditary and incurable!

@ck-sl3kt

9 ай бұрын

@@ezeobiugochukwu5601 Most naija inherit insanity from their bloodline. If you trace this guy lineage you will realize he is a descendant of those who were catching and burning witches in those days. It is the reason he is still catching invisible witch in 2023.

Always brilliant and refreshing listening to Professor Utomi.

What shall we say then? Shall we continue in sin, that grace may abound?

@okenachris8427

9 ай бұрын

Bible's reply and I quote "God Forbid"

Great prof.a great thinker

Prof. I wish you good health. Your great insight can not be taken for granted. Your input is highly needed in Nigeria polity. I wish you quick recovery ❤️‍🩹.

Total brilliance. I'm kind of tired of identifying and re-identifying the problems... However, for those who can't really see, the country is TRULY, fast approaching a dictatorial state. As a matter of fact the only wall still holding against is the same tribal difference 🤔

Vision x Competence x Accountability x Rule of Law = Political Stability. Add sincerity, service, courage and persistency you have Economic growth.

Virtues and values are cultivated through the culture of a people. Unfortunately, the trampling of cultures is the destruction of these noble qualities.And the result of the failure of these noble virtues is the moral erosion of the society that gives rise to widespread corruption. And this just where Nigeria 🇳🇬 is right now. It is most unfortunate.

Charles ought to be on CNN or MSNBC. He is an exceptional presenter and interviewer and would give many journalists on those networks a run for their money.

@kelechukwuanozyk7605

9 ай бұрын

He has worked in those kinds of places before. He came back from abroad to work with ARISE

@arthura4428

9 ай бұрын

@@kelechukwuanozyk7605 Correct, Mr Charles Aniagolu had worked for both CNN & BBC in the past. Very reputable and eloquent fellow.

@akubikeworldwide2586

9 ай бұрын

So Nigerians and Africans don't deserve the best? So sad that we gave our best brains out and settle for the lest ...same goes to our leadership....we really deserve the govt we got...we are used to mediocre

@emmanueladeyosoye3607

9 ай бұрын

I agree he always prepares his questions before the interview and sets the tone

@ucheakint6526

9 ай бұрын

Nigeria deserves the best too

Nigeria living in "Moral vacuum" True Talk. You couldn't have say it better.

In Nigeria of today, evil is celebrated and good is vilified.

This conversation is encouraging

Awesome 😎 such a courage to move the country forward

Stellar disquistion on the importance of societal ethics and values from Prof. Utomi that, sadly, may be impossible to implement in this corrupt-ridden bedlam that is Nigeria.

Charles I love your monologues and the way you ask questions, please let me listening to Prof Otomi,very unic prof

Removing the puppets will be the first step. Then show by action rather than talking will be the next. As we go, rewarding people for doing the right thing will reinforce everything.

First we must identify ourselves and describe what defines a Nigerian. Are we really citizens or just inhabitants of Nigeria? We need to know what it means to be a citizen and ensure no one is above the law. That’s how civilized societies work.

@yetundekuti4530

9 ай бұрын

Nigeria can NEVER be a DEMOCRACY but a DICTATORSHIP because the ingredients for a Democratic process has been gradually eroded from 15th of January 1966 by the first coup which was a TRIBAL COUP with a TRIBALIST CONSTITUTION of WINNERS TAKE ALL destroyed Nigeria a geographical expression given to us by our colonial Masters We are Nations lumped together it will never work Even in the forest each animal has their Kingdoms talk less of human beings No amount of Lectures can change the society because the system that was established is a dictatorship one WINNER TAKES ALL

Charles thanks you for bringing this man civilize man

As I agreed with you for the Value of well respected Nigerian home and abroad

Thank you sir, your thoughts are in-line with obedient movement

@wonderfulera63490

9 ай бұрын

You ought to stop reducing everything to obidient movement. Nigéria is bigger than that. There are people on the sight of truth that are not necessarily part of the obidient movement.

Arise, Thank you for always heading the path towards justice and national growth. Posterity will be kind to you

Uncle chaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrllllllllllsssssssseeeeee ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️... You are the greatest I have ever seen on television I love you sir

This is a brilliant interview.

Nigeria is in deep trouble. My millitary colleagues here in america organized a party for department of defense workers and as we ate and drank the problems of Nigeria came up all of us africans agreed things were not.going well in Nigeria. I then asked the nigerians well trained millitary personel here if any became president they will loot and steal and ALL said they would then i knew that country.has a deep problem.

@Blueangel559

9 ай бұрын

My dear, it all has to do with greed and lack of concern for the governed citizens. Selfishness and lack of contentment is what has eaten deep in our so called rulers rather than leaders.

@vibrantwoman1323

9 ай бұрын

It is a Moral cancer and rot.This generation of Nigerians grew up learning that it is not wise to maintain one's integrity- because they have watched men of integrity slowly killed off and destroyed or otherwise corrupted by the same system. Secondly, if an elected leader assumes office today and does the right thing by his conscience for the people, his successor is going to reap the gains, loot the treasury and put the blame for his own failure on the previous administration. Sadly, this is what our elders modelled for us. It is the most powerful that gets away with crimes of impunity So why bother?

@andrelanglois3073

9 ай бұрын

No one is a saint bro, every govt steal. Just give the citizens the basic amenities n then u can steal… Nigerians don’t need much.

I love the way this anchor introduced the programe for today.

Pat thank you God bless you tell wike

My honourable proff ,let me heat the nail by the head,Nigeria opportunist are power Druck and no other objective

God bless Pat Utomi

This was so refreshing to watch… deep reasoning and intellectual conversation.

Prof, we as Nigerians have no guard rails any longer, we are an "anything goes" society. I will not victim blame, one cannot blame those that haven't eaten for days and steal food. The real issue is those who ought to know better. The wealthy, the political class, the professionals that turn a blind eye to impunity. Those people run around like untrained children, unchecked, no consequences for actions. When you have no guard rails, it means you can do whatever you like, like a child or animal. Their actions impact the rest of Nigeria, causing poverty, injustice, underdevelopment, ignorance, even avoidable death. The rest of Nigeria follows suit, and fall into that deadly trap "if you can't beat them join them". So there's nothing in the water prof, only lack of checks, balances and guard rails..failed instituions equals failed state, that is where we are now.

Great discussion. Thank you professor Pat Utomi.

One of the biggest challenge that Nigeria has is the big man complex. Otherwise known as I better pass my neighbor.

@user-mw5rh4ko4f

9 ай бұрын

You are so on point with this observation. Relevant values misplaced

@JonJon-iu5jm

9 ай бұрын

You are correct. Both home and abroad communities of Nigeria. Parents will ensure that kids finish secondary school at age 15, the child not even a genius would be forced to write WEAC in passing centre's at that age just to prove her child is better than the neighbor's child. Parents will buy generator to poison the next door neighbor with CO gas without being considerate. Poor thinking landlord will illegally barricade drainage from free flow to cause flooding of his neighbors houses during rainy days. Landlords will go behind to stop the development of the community when govt proposes good thing. They argue who represent communities just for selfish gain. Abroad, they jealous and show pride with their mortgages, type of cars they drive and nature of job they have. They don't grow and carry themselves as other communities do. Go abroad, they are the ones looking for jobs, submitting resume up and down, while other communities employ them. Indians, Philipinos and so many other communities control some sectors. Our own is individual glory, he wants to be the only person in that field to prove a point in his community.. You hear the first and only Nigerian in this and that while other communities boast of multiple in same field. No trust built. Individuals in other communities come together, establish big businesses abroad, like Real Estate, Agriculture, Food industries and so on but our own na individual glory.... We have along way to go....

This is the way to go for us to rebrand Nigeria. The new generation must be redirected.

I think that there's no hiding the fact that corruption is a major contributor to the rot that we have. Prof made a valid point in saying that we have to have personal responsibility for our actions. We have to have strong institutions that emphasizes and promotes compliance with established laws of the land. The state has a role to play in building strong institutions and not strong personalities.

Forget Nigeria, the country is dead!

Sound mind. Right values

It is very obvious Prof Utomi is avoiding the obvious. He knows Nigerians cannot hold on to moral values and have not done in over 30 years. The only means of making Nigerian submit to the influence of moral values is when they are forcefully subjected. Nigerians needs to be subjected to the force and weight of the law.

@ellis0245

9 ай бұрын

No, instilling moral values in Nigeria does not really require force, but rather an honest and sincere commitment from the government and top leaders. The example must start from the top. A president can not engage in certificate forgery and identity fraud, while at the same time expecting average citizens to be honest and ethical in their affairs. It doesn’t work that way.

@vibrantwoman1323

9 ай бұрын

When the poor man steals, he is disgraced and imprisoned. When the rich man steals he faints and is flown abroad for treatment. He escapes

@nnaemekaogbonna2420

9 ай бұрын

​@@ellis0245well said

Your country is amazing...I mean how do you hope to attract anyone from Europe or America or wherever for that matter when you have done nothing to make the place safe, Crazy!

Good for the whole Africa and the world to see the corrupted fail state of Nigeria to the people 👍🏿 Power to the people against colonialism and illegitimate governments of corruption 💪🏿 Black African Unity ✊🏿

After there judgement, history will turn back to judge tgem.

I think E-learning for “ Value” ( computer base- electronically) should implemented to all sector in Nigeria. Starting point is- renewing people mind.

I admire Prof. Utomi's intellect. But I have to tell him that he is naive if he thinks Nigeria can change. The jungle is irredeemable. Break it up!

My dear Pat. What you are describing is called a Monarchy. The sooner we get one, the better.

I want to grow under this man and his kinds How can I start?

"You travel farther when you are ethical than when you take 'illegal'short cuts .

I think we all need a transformation mindset in Nigeria. My question now is how do we change the game without changing those in the game?

@Blueangel559

9 ай бұрын

Thank you very much! you asked the right question my dear. How possible is that? Those old cabals need to vacate by all means.

@martinsiloh704

9 ай бұрын

Revolution

I missed charlse and i missed Pat Utomi✌️

How can a man who bribed his way into power rules righteously; Righteousness exalts a nation

From the way democracy is being practiced in virtually all African countries, it is very safe to conclude that we have never been practicing the USA's or Europe's type of democracy. It is also safe to conclude that the military, apart from their failure to be able to govern a country, has played a major role in ensuring that they allow themselves to be used by civilian governments in Africa to not only oppress and suppress their citizens but also ensure that development and growth are thwarted as a result. Military rulership is dictatorial by nature, and we know they cannot govern the affairs of a nation economically, politically, or otherwise because they do not have the wherewithal to do so. But we know they can govern their affairs perfectly with their code of conduct, discipline, and chain of command structure. We can also say that when a typical African is given absolute power, for psychological reasons, he becomes corrupted and his mentality changes to that of a god. He becomes a tyrant, an oppressor, and a suppressor of the people he was given power to govern. So, how do we overcome this evil that has plagued the African continent for so long? Please join the advocacy and push for a #Civitary system of government. A new democratic ideology best suited for the speedy development and growth of African countries. When absolute power and command are limited in a civilian government, good governance, the rule of law, and the voice of the people become loud and clear. With specific emphasis on Nigeria, below is the definition and 5 of the 14 preliminary frameworks on which the scope of this new democratic ideology can be expanded. #CIVITARISM or #CIVITARY is a system of government or a type of democracy whereby a country's Armed Forces are completely independent of the control and command of the civilian government and have the explicit function of monitoring and supervising the activities of the government to ensure they work according to the provisions of the constitution, deliver good governance, and provide genuine dividends of democracy to its citizens. This democratic system is characterized by four (4) arms of government: the Legislature, Executive, Judiciary, and Armed Forces. (1) In this CIVITARIST/CIVITARIC system of democracy, all other security institutions and agencies (Police, DSS, NSCDC, EFCC, NDLEA, etc.) shall be integrated as divisions or departments under the control and command of the military leadership, headed by the country's Chief of Defense Staff (CDS). This is to ensure synchronized collaboration between all units in the nation's security architecture for the enforcement of the rule of law, protection of lives and properties as well as the defense of the internal and sovereign integrity of the country. The Armed Forces shall be independent but continue to maintain their constitutional obligation of providing security to the civilian government. They shall also maintain a neutral and mediatory function in the resolution of policy disagreements between the civilian government and the citizens for the healthy furtherance of good and inclusive governance. (2) In this CIVITARIST/CIVITARIC system of democracy, parallel to the civilian government, the Armed Forces shall function like government of their own in the running of their affairs. With support from the private sector, they shall establish and have their own Schools, Universities, Training Centers, Banks, Hospitals, Judges/Justices, Lawyers, Doctors, Nurses, Engineers, Scientists, Inventors, Research Centres, Science and Technology Institutions, Military Gadgets and Equipment Manufacturing, Sport Teams, etc. across the country. The Armed Forces shall open the doors for the recruitment of non-combatant private sector professionals, specialists, and experts in the establishment of the new military reset and focus. (3) In this CIVITARIST/CIVITARIC system of democracy, through an integrated computerized record-keeping system, there shall be FREE EDUCATION for the children of all personnel of all security institutions and divisions or departments of the Armed Forces, from nursery to university level. This shall serve as part of a broader morale-boosting mechanism to enable them to breathe and dedicate their focus and commitment to protecting lives and properties, as well as the internal and territorial sovereignty of the country, without excess family or financial burden. (4) In this CIVITARIST/CIVITARIC system of democracy, the presidency, through the drawing of straws or any other means, shall be rotated among the six (6) geopolitical zones every eight (8) years (two terms). A presidential candidate shall choose his vice presidential candidate from the geopolitical zone in line for the next presidency in case his vice presidential candidate decides to run for the office of president. This shall be the mandatory pattern until each geopolitical zone has produced a president and vice president, and this shall continue until every state in the federation, including the FCT, has produced a president and vice president. It will take a cycle of forty-eight (48) years for the presidency and vice presidency to go round the six (6) geopolitical zones and a cycle of two hundred and ninety-six (296) years for the presidency and vice presidency to go round all thirty-six (36) states of the federation and the FCT. (5) In this CIVITARIST/CIVITARIC system of democracy, the geopolitical zones that will produce a president and vice president shall only have aspirants from those zones, and the rest of the country shall vote for the president and vice president of their choice. This rotation of the presidency shall be a true representation of our oneness, equity, fairness, and equal rights, both as a people and as a nation.

How can one join in that ur tribe u are describing Prof? Please I want to be a member I'm tired of this mad Nigerian society that curruption is now normal.

let the truth be told.Those who are calling for positive value appreciation have forgotten that using religion to surpress educational aspiration of others cannot come out here to teach us about values. We understand the game plan.

A country where people are denied the result of their civic right to elect their leaders, unless the court decides.

There should be nothing like trust in governing anywhere in Nigeria, it should be based on check, monitoring, rewards and punishment.

When I remembered that Prof said that APC constitution was drafted from his office or home with his friends, all because the noisy neighbours wanted to remove GEJ. Now see what Nigerians have done to this country. Even the intellectuals got it wrong with Nigeria experiments

I have known Pat Utomi for quite a while. I disagree with his diagnosis and treatment. Nigeria was built on a fraudulent foundation and the fruits of that sowing are being reaped today. You cannot talk of values in a society that is structurally dysfunctional.

@rendelljones9185

9 ай бұрын

Prof. Pat is an optimist speaking from experience with hope that things can improve if firmly, consistently and unequivocally addressed and confronted by people of unquestionable characters!! Yet, I understand your argument, it’s very valid! We just have to be hopeful!!

@malikmogekwu9781

9 ай бұрын

@@rendelljones9185 my brother it's hope that kills i remember an uncle of mine saying Nigeria was destined to fail at first i was angry with him bcos of his negativity but now am older I see things clear

The main problem we have is the kind of characters we have as politicians. As long as we have non professionals, non business owners and people with no known past with accountability and service. People like Wike who would kill their fellow neighbors for political ambition and he is elevated to the next level with no consequences we would continue to produce more Yahya Bello.

Mahmood Yakubu should come and learn from the real professor here.

It is a shame for a country which is so religious to be so corrupt. Values are the primary foundation for the progress of any nation. When citizens erode their civic values for material benefits, it is tantamount to bargaining for hell on earth. Nigeria has lost,so to say.

Nigeria’s a full fledged democratic nation uninterrupted democratic governance since past twenty four years plus.

We are all the problems in Nigeria, because it's still most citizens that are still supporting those animals in human clothes we call our politicians...What we are practicing in Africa is civilian rule and not Democracy

Now you know why MNk called it Animal Kingdom

This is a real Prof not like that Soyinka who's talking nothing

What is the impact of POVERTY on the emergence of new value system? Why is CIVICS no longer taught in schools? What are religious leaders doing about "HONESTY BEING THE BEST POLICY?" Nigeria has to be overhauled!

Why don't we first determine what it takes to be a nigerian? Who is a nigerian? Who wants to be or remain a nigerian? Let's resolve these first.

He is right, and society itself knows this, but it is the "How" that matters. You big men created this and even you know that you cannot teach "Ethics" to a people who are starving to death daily....

@kathleenibeh6309

9 ай бұрын

@anozie Great point...people are living in survival mode right now. Once the basic/fundamental needs of the ppl are met, Ethics can exist...

If NCNC had won the 1964 national parliamentary election and Nnamdi Azikiwe had become prime minister, there would have been no coup in 1966 and no civil war in 1967. The British government left Nigeria with a lopsided political structure that favoured the Northern region over the Southern Region which the Northern region used to their advantage to win the Parliamentary elections in 1959, and 1964.

@ck-sl3kt

9 ай бұрын

Most foolish comment online. Did North won the election in 1959? Also did British gave prime minister to North or Azikiwe did? Some of you are just daft and think backward. So Igbo plotted coup and killed other tribes because Igbo party lost election. That is your justification for Igbo killing other tribes. Thank God other tribes were not barbaric like Igbo otherwise the entire Igbo race would have been wiped out due to stupidity and greed of a few in 1966.

PMB enters suddenly The North forgets value system ,rule of law, no body criticises him . BAT enters Yoruba Ronu people backing him ,no body remembers values when there's is at the helm . It's important to say that the fundamental issues is both Value and Structure

Yesterday, I had to deny being a Nigerian... I felt hurt, though, but I had to... I was given a tech project in New York... While I visited the office, I overheard different head officers talking about Tinubu and how he forged his certificates and how corrupt the country Nigeria is...Chai 😢...So when they asked where I was from, I told them, America...Thank God for my Blue passport. Truly, Tinubu don't know what he has done to Nigerians in the diaspora... They see us differently, guys, and in a negative light...This is Sad my people😢😢

@uchebierem2661

9 ай бұрын

Very sad

I wonder one can critically discuss problem but can't constructively suggest solution

@ayobamiaramide5732

9 ай бұрын

Professor for that matter

In summary, the path Nigeria has been threading all these years is not sustainable and we lead to eventual collapse

Agbakoba no de see this man. Agbakoba go de nyan opata. See as im mate de talk.

Nigeria is largely divided into two groups ,those who believe by belonging to a certain religion they are meant to be better and those who believe in egalitarianism and civility . Hence nothing will anyone say to change the mindset of the religious fanatics.

THE VALUES WE LACK AS A COUNTRY ARE PRESENT AT THE SUB NATIONAL ( TRIBAL) LEVEL. NIGERIANS ARE PATRIOTIC TO THEIR TRIBES THEN TO NIGERIA. MANAGING DIVERSITY ESPECIALLY AT THE LEADERSHIP LEVEL HAS BEEN THE MAJOR PROBLEM OF NIGERIA. NIGERIA TODAY IS NOT A NATION BUT A SPACE FOR RELIGIOUS AND TRIBAL COMPETITION.

@ck-sl3kt

9 ай бұрын

@southunited.6238 That was exactly what British found out during the colonial days and therefore set up naija as Regional Parliamentary Democracy so that each people grow in their own values while getting to know their neighbours gradually over time. But greed for power overtook Aguyi Ironsi and he destroyed that democracy and introduced a unitary system that plunged us into the mess we are today.

@southunited.6238

9 ай бұрын

@@ck-sl3kt IF YOU READ THE NIGERIAN HISTORY VERY WELL YOU WILL OBSERVE THAT THE QUEST TO RULE OR DOMINATE OTHERS DID NOT ORIGINATE FROM THE JANUARY 1966 COUP. REMEMBER BEFORE THAT COUP THERE WAS THE CREATION OF THE MIDWEST AND THE INTRUSION IN THE SOUTH WEST POLITICS ( AKINTOLA VS AWOLOWO) .

@ck-sl3kt

9 ай бұрын

@@southunited.6238 But that Regional System Parliamentary Democracy the British gave us allows for referendum, hence the MidWest creation. The Ogoja people in Crossriver and the Ijaws in Rivers were also agitating to have their own region and break away from Eastern region. The Middle Belt were also doing the same. That Regional democracy was a perfect system that can correct tribal domination. Akintola vs Awolowo issue is local and all within SW hence Balewa government never really bother about it. It is not unexpected for same tribe to be fighting themselves. We have had wars in naija between Ife and Modakeke; Aguleri and Umuleri; Igbide and Emede, etc. These are same tribe fighting themselves and that does not mean they don't want to be together. Naija problem started from Ironsi coup, Infact, the system of government British set up for naija remains the ONLY option that a heterogenous country like naija could develop, Greed for power is the reason for military coup and that is the recipe for self destruction. If you look at Niger Republic, it is same issue they had since 1960. There are 200 tribes, and only one tribe rules. If democratic election allows another tribe to get power, the bigger tribe will plot coup and grab the power again due to greed. Africa is all messed up because of the greed of certain tribes who feel they are bigger and therefore can oppress others.

@southunited.6238

9 ай бұрын

@@ck-sl3kt IF THE BRITISH HAD MADE CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS FOR SHARE OR ROTATION OF POWER AT THE CENTRE MAYBE THE REGIONS WOULD HAVE BEEN MORE SUPPORTIVE TO EACH OTHER. AGAIN UNLESS WE ADDRESS THE SHARE OR ROTATION OF POWER AT THE CENTRE THESE RELIGIOUS AND TRIBAL COMPETITION WILL CONTINUE .WE CAN STILL DO IT NOW. WE CAN STILL ROTATE THE PRESIDENCY AMONG THE NIGERIAN MEMBER NATIONS OR THE SIX POLITICAL ZONES TO BUILD EQUITY;TRUST, PEACE, AND PROGRESS! NATURALLY, TRIBE IS OUR PRIMARY IDENTITY , UNLESS THE CONSTITUTION ENSURES ITS EXISTENCE ANY OTHER THING WILL REMAIN SECONDARY.

Mr Tommy a lawless country

Because your candidate lost Nigeria is. In great Danger. Ye ye

@Blueangel559

9 ай бұрын

My dear, wake up and think like a human being. take away sentiment from it and call a spade a spade. Tell yourself the truth- do you like the situation nigerian as a nation is in right now? Do you enjoy suffering? don't you have eyes for good things? when you answer all these sincerely then you will know that we need a working society and someone who is capable. Wake up from your slumber.

@emelimordi1901

9 ай бұрын

Just counter the professor's point constructively and stop talking like an animal

Who is stopping this guy going back to his village to change attitudes and values, and develop his community. These elites pander to this unitary system by going on and on about national government failures. What about the failures of state governments, local governments, and even the traditional system of governance. Talk is cheap.

When you keep transferring blindness from the northern region to the south and putting ignorant people in authority killing the government gradually Hausa Fulani blindness system.

The president is a role model of a county

There’s nothing wrong with bribes, America calls it PAC and super pacs . Transparency is the issue. Once we get back to servitude in which we’re advocating for each other, slavery mannerism will end in which people do things without considering the effects to others.

Too late. Nigeria 🇳🇬 is already in deep hole because Nigerian politicians and their judges refused to do the needful.

Prof Utomi use your knowledge and connections to create a programme for the family. The family is the bedrock of society. Anything organized by many so called patriots who were actually the the cause of the problem wont work.

If we are intelligent why are we together don't we know that our togetherness base on money and mineral resources bcs Tafawabalewa never wanted to be part of Nigeria bcs we are completely different from each others our language are different what can you expect from a multyculturer country. Our togetherness has no value. Is unbelievable that the intelligent still thinking we should continue eradicating our languages culture for others. Are we one race do we come or born in thesame village is Nigeria a village. Is badness look at us 63yrs still arguing using a language that is not doing any good for us. How do we used English only to destroyed one another practicing politics of trialbalism bcs we are not one.

5:48 hahahaha

Is a jungle nothing else's to call it

Is slavery in Nigeria nothing else to call it

When Buroacracy overtake Capitalism..

Nigerians have lost it, How can pat utomi be in a country that produces his opposite and the worst ever as president in a poverty stricken country like this? I don't just get it..

Arise News thanks for deleting my post.

The Igbo leaders have tried a lot to fix this country ( if you like old eastern region) all the way before independent on till today. You guys should think the other way around and plan how we can build old eastern region! Get out of Nigeria ASAP Please 6:02

In your interview you just danced around. Why didn't you ask him what's his opinion about Tinubu Certificate saga. That's where the value needs to be corrected. Are you afraid to ask him or did he beg not to comment on that🤔

THE MAIN PROBLEM OF ANY GOVERNMENT IS TO THINK IT NEEDS TO SATISFY EVERYONE... BUILD IS THE JOB... DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME ON NOISE

What percentage of your number is from the north and muslim giving the fact that they are in the majority or at least 50% of the population?

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