neyyo: Wifey begging Nigerians to stop making fun of this civil servant, Father n Hubby.

At this point in time, I'll do almost anything to be in this man's shoes!!!

Instead of wallow in pity, I suggest he drops his uniform and make the best of this situation while he still can. He had better get a brand manager and delve into entertainment!

Now ask me, who in Nigeria doesn't want to listen to what this dude has to say

He had better snap outta d self-pity state of mind and use this as a spring board unto greater things! He should claim the 'Oga @d top' brand and not allow people make money off his 'misery'

A single endorsement could make him more than his 'annual salary' and after all said and done let's see who has the last laff and smiles to the Bank!!!

egbe4real: hello o mrs oga on top, burial ur head in shame, if i where u i wouldnt bring mysef out o. ur hubby Bleep up totally. tx.

ogugua88:

[size=13pt]"GBAM!" to you too! If this was yankee, the commandant would have been parodied on Saturday Night Live and Family Guy and jested by comedians like Bill Maher and David Letterman by now. He's lucky they've only made t-shirts lol. 5 years later and people STILL make fun of Sarah Palin, whose potential position was far greater than the commandant's.[/size]

azimibraun: " The woman jst made it worse". I agree with totally because if the woman true or false hd appealed to human biengs created by God, she wld expect dem to see reasons and stop bt since she is in ur view appealing to " Animals" lk dos ppl hving fun frm a fellow humans misery, she sure hs made it worse. Animals lk dis accidental social media owners. I tot dis guy who owns Nairaland ws a decent human bieng. If it ws his relative am sure he wnt promote dis, dia is more to dis life than money and fame.

koruji: Honestly, the first time I saw the video it did not appear to be a big deal, but there are lessons for all sides.

Shem carried the human habit of feigning knowledge of what you don't know too far, forgetting that everybody will see it. In the final analysis, it was a small mistake that should be of small consequence.

The reporters should learn to move on with grace when they see that an interviewee has been put on the spot, instead of pressing him hard over and over. If it was one of the big-time poli-thieves, one who kept $620K in bribes for example, they would neither ask him about it nor press him hard if he refused to answer questions related to his crime.

Finally, mob mentality is hard to control. Once this interview was aired the public's response was uncontrollable. It is appropriate for the wife to make the impact on her household public so that people can learn to be a bit more considerate. I hope the NSCDC would see fit to restore Mr. Shem to his job quietly - answering a question awkwardly is not an offense.




Overall, this episode shows the terrible public speaking skills of the average Nigerian, and most of our public servants who are supposed to represent us to the world. The public speaking skills of our president is just as bad - and that is just sad.

koruji: Honestly, the first time I saw the video it did not appear to be a big deal, but there are lessons for all sides.

Shem carried the human habit of feigning knowledge of what you don't know too far, forgetting that everybody will see it. In the final analysis, it was a small mistake that should be of small consequence.

The reporters should learn to move on with grace when they see that an interviewee has been put on the spot, instead of pressing him hard over and over. If it was one of the big-time poli-thieves, one who kept $620K in bribes for example, they would neither ask him about it nor press him hard if he refused to answer questions related to his crime.

Finally, mob mentality is hard to control. Once this interview was aired the public's response was uncontrollable. It is appropriate for the wife to make the impact on her household public so that people can learn to be a bit more considerate. I hope the NSCDC would see fit to restore Mr. Shem to his job quietly - answering a question awkwardly is not an offense.

Overall, this episode shows the terrible public speaking skills of the average Nigerian, and most of our public servants who are supposed to represent us to the world. The public speaking skills of our president is just as bad - and that is just sad.

vicope: I stand to be corrected!
The major functions of the NSCDC are to maintain law and order in the society. To protect public installations. To reduce the crime of vandalism, oil theft etc.
If the above is correct, how can commandant Shem's inability to tell the website of the NSCDC translate to him being incompetent in the areas of maintaining law and order, protecting public properties and reducing crime?

If Senate President David Mark cannot tell us the website of the National Assembly of Nigeria (which I suppose he couldn't tell until maybe when this NSCDC saga started), does that mean that David Mark is incompetent to carry out his duty as a lawmaker, peacemaker and representative of the people?
I'm wondering!

ogugua88: [size=13pt]Slimzy baby,

Does someone's father have to hold public office in Nigeria before he or she can criticize? Why is it difficult for some Nigerians to criticize what is wrong?[b][/b] Are you not aware that it's the complacence of Nigerians that gets these incompetent, unprepared, and foolhardy officials into their positions and keeps them there in the first place? They loot, kill, lie, and do whatever else because they know that a lot of the population will continue to "siddown dey look" and pray for better officials and governance to fall upon them. Is that the way forward? If it is, then how far has it gotten us?[/size]

salmanalone: Not a distasteful joke to me @ all. Whenever I want to laugh, I just play the video or search #oga on twitter. I'm sure the man is paying for the ignorance of his predecessors and his own too. No pity! ww.nscdc *coughs* so, dass all. ;DNot a distasteful joke to me @ all. Whenever I want to laugh, I just play the video or search #oga on twitter. I'm sure the man is paying for the ignorance of his predecessors and his own too. No pity! ww.nscdc *coughs* so, dass all.

egbe4real: hello o mrs oga on top, burial ur head in shame, if i where u i wouldnt bring mysef out o. ur hubby Bleep up totally. tx.

chiboy11: my friend in uk just told me dey re laffin at al of us now cuse of dis, make una stop ooh cuse d laff now hz xtended 2 every body

egbe4real: hello o mrs oga on top, burial ur head in shame, if i where u i wouldnt bring mysef out o. ur hubby Bleep up totally. tx.

a4.hafoe:
Cn sum1 tel me wot dz oga at d top z ol abt pls!

alexarelano: [i][/i] are u a learner? I dnt think u exist in dis planet, anyway, make I no insult u, 'cos my Oga at d top dey monitor me

temi-temi:
What a pity!!! There's a price for everything in this life. I believed he has learn his lesson from this shameful display of his, if its other developed nations such as U.S they wouldn't even think abt it twice before he receive his sack letter from his oga at d top. God bless Nigeria n keep exposing unqualify people in Nig govt.

vicope: BUT SERIOUSLY, SHOULDN'T THE ISSUE OF ALAMIEYESEIGHA'S CLEMENCY BE OF MORE IMPORTANCE TO US THAN THE BLUNDER OF MR SHEM?