1supremo: The "My Oga at the Top" jokes need not stop in a hurry. The man parried almost all the questions posed at him by either redirecting them to some department or some superior officer somewhere outside of the TV station. I think the longer the tauntings are sustained the better becomes our chances of having accountable individuals as prominent public office holders- the fear of prolonged tauntings should make sure of that. Nigerians are very far from deriving much benefits from their over-a-decade-long democracy; if this blooper eases their tension, I see no reason why they should not enjoy the moment to the fullest; after all, this is a country where the leadership "doesn't give a damn" about upholding oaths made upon assumption of office, though it oughtn't be that way!

naptu2: Is this the "military man" that was defending soldiers who illegally use the BRT lane? I think I'll have to ask my oga at the top. He'll know.

ItsModella: Irrelevant thread. I'm sure my oga at the top would agree with me.

oluwadare26: Ok, but b4 i make any comment on this..can i ask my Oga at the top?

abes:

ok, we protest today to shutdown one recruitment agency and hand it over to the police, tomorrow we see a new agency, another name opened by the same set of people handed over to the police yesterday, do we shutdown the police station next?

debosky:

This is ItsModella's oga at the top and I approve this message.

acidtalk:

Who told you you can't shut down a Police station or a whole Military base? Ask them in Tunisia, Egypt, libya and Syriah? The government should be accountable to its citizens and not vice versa.

Pataki:

So you are the oga mounting this lady abi?

Seun.A.Plonker:


You're funny, comparing Nigeria with those countries. All they need is a scape-goat. Once that happens, the crowd will disperse.

coogar: so we should not laugh at the state of the country where semi-illiterate hold top jobs and qualified graduates are doing driving dangote trucks? i think I am high on khat. in countries where things work, that obafaiye dude would have been forced to resign for bringing his noble profession into disrepute!

acidtalk:

Then if this trend continues, Nigeria will never ever come out of its current slavery. The Politicians will keep enslaving the populace.

acidtalk:
The country isn't working because rather than you finding workable solutions to the problem on ground you are adding to it by making it look like a trivial issue

acidtalk: Most graduates who are having a filled day mocking the man cannot speak or write better if given the opportunity,

So many people almost give up the ghost when asked to speak to a few people and here is a man sitting right in front of various camera's knowing fully well that he is being viewed by over 170million people across the globe.

Instead of us mocking his grammatical flaws and lack of technological knowledge, let us ask ourselves if this man that came to represent his agency was able to do justice to clear the air of the corrupt allegations made against his organization or not.

There's obviously a very long way for Nigerian youths to go before getting off the grip of the present day politicians.

Seun.A.Plonker:


Sure. Abi you like to be the scape-goat?

coogar:

what solution can you find to a country that is sick in the head? the government must lead by example but people like you vote crooks and rogues into power and then come online to defend their obduracy.

erickajay: If it were a job seeker that was being interview by the NSCDC guy and he made same mistake, I'm sure the job seeker would ve been reduced to nothing by the NSCDC guy. Most of these guys insult graduates that didn't do well at a job aptitude test or interview mean while they can't pass the same test if given.I actually love the remix version of that interview and I won't stop playing it to laugh.

acidtalk:


There are rules in leadership and followership and the number one binding rule is Loyalty.

For those mocking this man about not knowing his organization's website address, even though it won't stand as an excuse not to know it, do this people also realize that more than 95% of our present Bank CEO's do not also know their bank's website or slogan. Most Nigerian Senators, Honorable members, Ministers and Governors can't recite Nigeria's National Pledge not to talk of the Anthem.

Let's start tackling more inportant issues and look for solutions rather than being engrossed in irrelevant and nonbeneficial discussions.

oluwadare26: Ok, but b4 i make any comment on this..can i ask my Oga at the top?

acidtalk:
When a certain Nigeria Civil Defence Corp bigwig appeared on Channels Television some days back, a tsunami of various kind of jokes swept the entire airwaves and social media on how the guess kept on referring to his boss several times as "my oga at the top" and how the man basically doesn't know his organizations website address.

People of all ages and class had various Display Pictures on their Blackberry Phones, Twitter, Facebook and other social networking websites.

The mistake we all are making is we aren't concerned if the man was able to give substantial answers to vital questions thrown to him, example is clearing the air of the allegations made by the public that the agency is deep into job racketing.

If after posting dehumanizing jokes, graphical and video image on the man from National Civil Defence Corp it doesn't still bring abount accountability and transparency in the agency, then who is now the big fool? Is it the Man who kept praising "his oga at the top" while still getting kick backs from job racketing and other corruption based practices or the masses who were once making jest of the officer and are still jobless and with no hope of getting a job.

Nigerians should also realize they are doing the Officer more good than harm. Nigeria is a nation operated and governed on the basis of sentiments. Once you superior sees you as someone who is loyal and cool headed, they overlook your very great flaws which may include ignorance, corruption and even sluggishness.

A man who came on National Television to keep showring praises at "his oga at the top" even while being made to look silly is no where a fool. He understand the "Laws Of Power" as well as the Nigerian Hirachy rules and regulations and his acting according to the script perfectly. No one should be surprised if within a few months, this man that is being made jest of today for his ignorance is promoted severally even before his promotion is due.

The current president of Nigeria, Goodluck Jonathan is a typical example of someone who understands the Nigeria Policy. When his former boss and Governor of Bayelsa was facing allegations of money laundry and embezzlement by the EFCC and Bayelsa State. House Of Assembly, all indications were obvious of his boss impeachment and Jonathan rising to the number one seat of his state as Governor, he (Jonathan) was never in a hurry to take over power. He praised his former boss even after he became governor. Same scenario took place a few years later only this time he assumed the president of Nigeria. Yet with all the many flaws of Jonathan and his government today, never has once Jonathan come out to run down the late President Umar Yaradua or his policies while in power.

There are rules in leadership and followership and the number one binding rule is Loyalty.

For those mocking this man about not knowing his organization's website address, even though it won't stand as an excuse not to know it, do this people also realize that more than 95% of our present Bank CEO's do not also know their bank's website or slogan. Most Nigerian Senators, Honorable members, Ministers and Governors can't recite Nigeria's National Pledge not to talk of the Anthem.

Let's start tackling more inportant issues and look for solutions rather than being engrossed in irrelevant and nonbeneficial discussions.

ItsModella: Irrelevant thread. I'm sure my oga at the top would agree with me.