izzou:
Donjazet, Kindly watch this video and tell me what Obi's solution towards insecurity is.

I really dont understand english, so i need you to transcribe for me.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2PyL9sDA5hs

raumdeuter:


The moment you ask them to stake money on it they start stammering

I am ready to stake Tinubu will get more votes than Obi nationwide in the next election

Any bet from N1m to N5m anyone wey ready. Start getting your money together

GloriousGbola:


i am still waiting for the epsitle we usually get

what is holding it ?

OasisX:




Me sef dey wait for it, maybe any of his minions fit help sha.

izzou:
Donjazet, Kindly watch this video and tell me what Obi's solution towards insecurity is.

I really dont understand english, so i need you to transcribe for me.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2PyL9sDA5hs

liveLongNprospa:
Peter Obi needs more media training on 1 on 1 interviews as it is his weak point.

thanks for bringing it up.. Hope I've answered your question

izzou:


I'm grateful for the Havard transcription you posted.

I have questions about what you posted.

Do you mind answering?

liveLongNprospa:


Sure

OasisX:



Obidense permutations.... LMFAO

Mi o ni so nkankan!

BlueRayDick:
https://www.nairaland.com/7378065/wike-appoints-14000-advisers-359

There’s something that puts someone off about this Wike guy . Niggggga spent most of his days as governor attacking buhari and the north ( irrespective of the party card they were carrying at that time; APC or PDP) , the north showed him pepper at the primaries and all he has at his disposal is to chop and chop more before he leaves the center stage .

Honestly Nigeria as a whole dodged a bullet having someone like him on the ballot .

Imagine a governor leaving his office in less than a year appointing 14,000 aides who will get paid one way or another . This guy would’ve been a menace at the national level. We would’ve wished for a rebirth of Jonathan presidency under him sef I’d by chance he becomes president

Itsrm:


If this ridiculous thing here is what Obi needs to win, is it not obvious he won't win?

@obainojazz

10k is too small. Come up to 50 or 100k. Obi will not will the elections

izzou:


Firstly, he made mention of building and restructuring the security force, establishing other chain of commands for monitoring

But how would it be funded?

Secondly, he preferred no solution on oil theft.

There is domestic and foreign collusion; I agree. So how exactly does he plan to stop it?

GloriousGbola:


i am still waiting for the epsitle we usually get

what is holding it ?

BlueRayDick:
https://www.nairaland.com/7378120/ASUU-hold-emergency-meeting-thursday

Itsrm have u seen this ? I told u FG will most likely pay the lecturers’ 8 months witheld salary .

If this plays out, it’s as good as the government ( by government I mean Ngige and his big man ego , Adamu Adamu and their principal ) in conjunction with ASUU wasted the time of the students over nothing .

liveLongNprospa:


The funding will come from cutting cost of governance and removal of fuel subsidy.. Atleast that's what I believe.

But he hasn't been asked that question and might give a different reply to that.


As for the second question.. I believe the restructuring of our security architecture should help plug that gap. The thing about oil theft is we've currently have our security personnel colluding with external people to move this amount of oil.

Before with just creek boys stealing, we were still hitting the required 2m barrels average daily.

So what I believe would be a return to that at first and then reducing the theft to the barest minimum by ensuring any drop in pressure is investigated and addressed.
So even if there's oil theft, it would be minimal and not what we have now under APC.

Atleast this is what I'm thinking.. Again he could answer in a different way when asked.

iamoyindamola:

You are making some good points here at least from your head not copy and paste
But why is obi always beating round the bush anytime he is been interviewed i don't think i have watch complete interview of his
I believe he should go straight to the point, nobody will steal his manifesto

iamoyindamola:

You are making some good points here at least from your head not copy and paste
But why is obi always beating round the bush anytime he is been interviewed i don't think i have watch complete interview of his
I believe he should go straight to the point, nobody will steal his manifesto

liveLongNprospa:


Have you seen the epistle?

The funding will come from cutting cost of governance and removal of fuel subsidy.. Atleast that's what I believe.

But he hasn't been asked that question and might give a different reply to that.


As for the second question.. I believe the restructuring of our security architecture should help plug that gap. The thing about oil theft is we've currently have our security personnel colluding with external people to move this amount of oil.

Before with just creek boys stealing, we were still hitting the required 2m barrels average daily.

So what I believe would be a return to that at first and then reducing the theft to the barest minimum by ensuring any drop in pressure is investigated and addressed.
So even if there's oil theft, it would be minimal and not what we have now under APC.

Atleast this is what I'm thinking.. Again he could answer in a different way when asked.

The funding will come from cutting cost of governance and removal of fuel subsidy.. Atleast that's what I believe.

But he hasn't been asked that question and might give a different reply to that.

liveLongNprospa:


The funding will come from cutting cost of governance and removal of fuel subsidy.. Atleast that's what I believe.

But he hasn't been asked that question and might give a different reply to that.


As for the second question.. I believe the restructuring of our security architecture should help plug that gap. The thing about oil theft is we've currently have our security personnel colluding with external people to move this amount of oil.

Before with just creek boys stealing, we were still hitting the required 2m barrels average daily.

So what I believe would be a return to that at first and then reducing the theft to the barest minimum by ensuring any drop in pressure is investigated and addressed.
So even if there's oil theft, it would be minimal and not what we have now under APC.

Atleast this is what I'm thinking.. Again he could answer in a different way when asked.


Also I believe he would make NNPC actually do their job.

What I am interested in is how Obi would handle the environmental degradation in the ND.. Who will he hold accountable to drive that process?

izzou:


I really don't want to ask further, because its your opinion, and not Obi

But to be very honest, this man has no plans YET.

The only thing that makes him better than the rest is that they haven't said anything too.

But to be honest, we are heading for another E be like say (2 face feat Soul E) tenure.

iamoyindamola:

Wetin we go come now

GloriousGbola:


when you say cost of governance, what do you mean? you think obi can cut the bloated salaries of NASS? how? or will he scrap government parastatls?

izzou:


Hope to my God to look out for me and watch this country turn to whatever it wants to turn to.

Obi is just telling stories. Oil theft needs the cooperation of both the oil firms, to the security to even the local communities and even the foreign clients.

How do you even start to address this issue?

GloriousGbola:


the foreign oil firms have mostly pulled out of the creeks. it is now the problem of our indigenous oil firms. which may be why we are not hearing communities complaining about oil spills that much anymore. Nigerians know the score

Itsrm:


Wike is arguably the best governor in Nigeria. The only one I know who is still flagging off projects despite leaving in 8 months.

Every promise Wike made to the people while he was campaigning he has fulfilled. A proper grassroot politician.

He would have been a very good president.

As for the aides he just appointed, anything to teach PDP and Atiku a lesson is welcome by me. The same thing was done to Odili and now Wike. When they need money, they know how to run to Rivers state. You'll see what will happen when they finish blasting the money made from sale of forms.

Rivers state must stop bending backwards and allowing them have their way.