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Perception and Bias of Peter Obi's Supporters - The #Obidient Mindset · DidiLawren

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  Hello and welcome back to my channel.
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  My name is Lauren said with different and this is bouncing
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  Florencia for today's episode. I want to talk about perception
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  and buyers with the obedience. I mean if you don't know who
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  they obedience people are they are Pizza Obie's supporters.
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  So I am going to be deviant person.
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  I am all for PETA. OB I am all for label.
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  Party. I am here for Nigerian politics,
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  I am here for the Youth taking over, but the analysis of seen
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  online has been really something that I felt that I needed to
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  talk about. First of all, as I said earlier,
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  I am Peter Orbeez fun. I am here for PETA.
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  OB, if I can vote for him because I live in Desperate, I
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  don't know how if they're going to make Arrangements for those
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  in desperate to vote. But if I am able or allowed to
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  vote, this will be the first person I'll be voting for, in
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  the Nigerian politics or election or whatever you want to
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  call it. The reason why I'm talking about
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  this, the reason one of the reasons why the obedience people
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  are supporting Peter, OB is the fact that he is a very young
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  man. I mean He is Young compared to a
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  tikku compared to Bola tinubu. The perception is that we don't
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  want old men, they no longer want any old person to come into
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  power because they believe that these old people, they don't
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  understand the new generation the new how to diversify income
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  in this technological era. So they are clamoring for a
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  younger person or somebody. I think on the stand them
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  somebody they think speaks their language.
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  So this is the perception of the youths and why people are white
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  people like by. So I'll be D ins.
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  Now, the bias in this whole thing is the fact that the youth
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  feel that a PC and PDP the route for a very long time, they don't
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  want any of that. They don't want any other
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  candidate from this part is too. Through Nigeria.
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  So regardless of where any of them breast reputable candidates
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  is coming from the youth are going to support them.
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  A lot of people have talked about the fact that Labour party
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  does not have any structural all social media.
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  At least that has not been a problem because every youth in
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  Nigeria is supporting Peter of being unless those ones that
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  maybe a paid to do otherwise, but I think after the leki
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  tollgates, It's that happened. Every Utes in Nigeria,
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  especially the way the ruling party, a PC handle, the matter.
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  And the way, PDP, on the other hand, we're kind of playing
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  politics with the whole thing. The user saying, we don't want
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  these people, we don't want all these old men, we don't want
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  recycled politicians, I've seen a whole lot of analysis, and one
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  of the reasons why the youths are supporting Peter or B is
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  because they feel that Peter AA will be is going to save them.
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  Peter will be, is going to provide job opportunities.
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  Piece of is going to solve Nigerian problem.
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  Peter always going to do this because we're going to do that.
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  Now, I am not saying he cannot do these things.
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  I am not saying he will not be able to achieve these things.
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  I am a full support of Peter will be and I hope and pray that
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  he's able to fix Nigeria. The way that Nigeria should be
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  Bots. This is come Back to the Earth.
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  Let us come back to reality. Let us wake up and smell the
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  coffee. Nigeria is not going to be fixed
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  overnight. Unless Peter, we has a magic
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  wand by just going to swing around and fix things that is
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  not going to happen overnight. We need to change our mindset
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  before anything can work well in Nigeria.
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  Now let me give you this example.
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  I'm a project manager working in IT projects so one of the the
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  project I worked on was a trap. Formation and transition
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  projects. Now the first thing that we did
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  was to transition from one system to the other, let me give
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  you the reason why we had to transition before transforming
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  the project different company was running that project and we
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  didn't have access to that system.
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  So for us to be able to transform that project, we first
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  of all have to go into that system on the standard system,
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  transition that system, and then Pause from that system to the
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  new platform that we want the system to run on.
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  Now, one of the challenges that we had was after the transition
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  in of the system because one of the complaints that they had,
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  one of the reasons why they want that system, transformed was
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  because of the issues. They were getting, they felt the
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  system was not doing what you're supposed to do.
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  The they hadn't, you know, different issues that they just
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  wanted everything to change. JH.
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  Now one of the challenges was because we were not just
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  transforming the system, we were transitioning that system.
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  And one of the things we transitioning is, you're
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  basically taking moving everybody from one place to the
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  other. Now, let me bring this back to
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  Nigeria and politics. A PC P.
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  DP Liberal Party. These are very cools, caring,
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  people. Now, if you're saying all this
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  vehicle, Has a problem. And then the driver is not
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  driving properly. The conductors are not doing
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  what you're supposed to do. The passengers are noisy.
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  We just don't want, people are eating smelly food in this
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  vehicle. I don't want to join this very
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  cool anymore. I just want to go to that
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  vehicle. That seems, you know, there are
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  not much people there, but it seems Karma people are relaxed
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  and having it looks like they're having fun.
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  We transition work is people on a PC and PD.
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  We will decide, you know what? We are tired of everybody.
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  It seems that Labour party's having fun.
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  Let us all move to label part. Everybody.
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  We hated in a PC and PDP who literally transition from that
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  to Liberal Party. So Peter will be coming in as
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  the president thinking, you know, I can fix Nigeria, I can
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  provide you opportunities, I can help the youth, I can fix our
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  economy, I can do this, I can do that.
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  Now, the people that are holding down The previous governments,
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  these are legislators is a House of Assembly members.
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  These are lawmakers who are, who left a PC and PDP back to
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  Liberal Party. Will also do are exactly.
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  They will bring that structure back to level par tea and we can
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  sit down here and tell ourselves that.
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  Listen, Peter will be will not allow that.
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  He is just one man, he cannot make the law.
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  He You enforce the law and because this is a Democratic
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  Society. So, another thing is, let's look
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  at the grassroot nobody is talking about state government.
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  Nobody's talking about local government.
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  Nobody is talking about your counselors.
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  Nobody is talking about your representatives.
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  There are so many people. There are state allocations are
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  located, two different states, different, local, governments,
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  different constituents, and these No be used.
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  So let's say Peter we come in and he allocates all this money.
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  He decided, you know what? Let's just put, that was video
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  Hospital. You know what class hospitals in
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  Nigeria? So that what happened to
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  aquarium, uh, do you know happen to anybody Nigeria?
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  So he signed a budget for the hospital to build.
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  Now, where will it be built? If he said, okay Beauties in
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  Alhambra, people are going to complain all because Or ebook is
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  okay, but it in the not programs they are.
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  He wants to, please do not okay. Build it in the, in the, in the
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  west, they also. Okay.
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  So we know the East and the north voted you.
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  Now, you want to go and please to West.
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  So the location first of all is going to be a problem.
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  Now, even if they solve the location, it is somebody that is
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  going to disperse that money for that construction or whatever to
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  be that project to be implemented.
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  These are the people that It's on top of the money and swallow
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  eats. So Peter will be with all his
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  good intentions coming in to do something very good for
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  Nigerians. Would his?
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  He will be stretching at the end of the day you'll be thinking.
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  This is not what I expected from Peter will be.
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  I expected more from Peter, will be I do this and I do that now
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  bringing it back to even the youths that are clamoring for
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  change. The youths that wants job
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  opportunities. Who these same you actually
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  prepare to work because it's it is One thing to want to change,
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  it is another thing to work hard for that change.
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  So let's say everybody is graduating.
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  Everybody wants BtoB to create job opportunities and this job
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  opportunities, everybody's thinking, or hoping that they're
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  going to end stuff. Any very high, regardless of
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  your experience, for that doesn't work.
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  Even in a developed Society, you have to start from somewhere.
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  You have to Climb the ladder. Are people patients one thing
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  about the youths now is nobody is patience.
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  Nobody wants to put in the work. Everybody want to got everybody
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  want to bum bum. Everybody wants to blow over
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  night. Everybody wants to start driving
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  bends at the age of 16. This same yields.
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  I mean, I saw a video online of a nine-year-old.
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  Boy, took his friend Tony's friend, you know, accompany me
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  to, to see friend of That's and he agreed to give all these a
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  good ski for starts. So, this boy, accompany his
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  friend not knowing that his friend was taking him to a
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  ritual. I don't know what, why he
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  thought that those people are ritualist, but he took his
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  friend there so that he can use his friend for money, ritual.
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  He mentioned the car and the house that he would buy from the
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  proteins, or from his friends debts.
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  This is a nine-year-old boy. This is not Nigerian government.
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  This is not your state government.
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  This is not your local government, this is an
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  individual from the family. So, before we start thinking
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  about, you know, from the top, the president doing things, the
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  people that are going to use to disrupt those elections are
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  still youths. They are still, you are night.
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  There are so many videos on Facebook, whereby people think
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  good. Tora elections people are
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  selling their vote for 1500. People are selling their vote
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  for 5,000. A comment on Facebook, they are
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  proudly showcasing what they've got class in India for a loaf of
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  bread. These are not the, the
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  president, this is not the president's problem.
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  This is not the state. This is not National Assembly.
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  This is individuals in Nigeria. You see people, you do business
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  with them, they want to cheat you.
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  This is the mindset. Everybody wants to make money
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  quickly. Everybody wants things that they
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  could get Style, just give them immediate money.
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  Nobody wants to build something that would last for the long
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  run. Nobody wants to plant a seed and
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  wait a couple of years for that seed to germinate.
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  This is why I started talking about the transformation on
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  transitioning of Nigerian politics.
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  Let's say, if we are transitioning, you take the
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  whole current people in. Ends you know the legislators
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  lawmakers House of Assembly members the governors and
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  everything. I you're transitioning them to
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  evolve party ruling party, whatever.
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  We still have the same people. We're still going to have the
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  same problem. The problem has not changed
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  because the same people are still there.
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  Now, you decide, you know what? All those people, they are
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  wicked. Their old, we need new, we need
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  fresh blood basically. We need fresh blood.
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  We need fresh people to come into this party and then you're
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  transforming Nigerian politics into a new era in two, new
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  mindsets new people. The reality is, the single
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  common, man has that mindset to steal that mindset to take the
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  it would take Nigeria money because that is their own part
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  of their own National kick. You bring a new set of people,
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  you put them in power. It is Going to be the same thing
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  because they're going to tell you people before or did the
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  same thing. Why should I be what should my
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  case be different before we start talking about?
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  Peter will be transforming Nigerian politics.
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  Let us ask ourselves. If you are opportunity to get
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  into certain positions would you do differently?
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  What amateurs don't ask yourself would you know still money.
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  Would you want to drive bends? This would, you not want to buy
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  a house in London, in America and Canada Australia?
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  Would, you know, want to enrich yourself?
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  Just the way your predecessors has done, this is the problem.
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  The problem is not without becoming in, the problem is not
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  bulletin. Of the problem is not a chiku,
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  the problem is our individual mindsets and that mindset needs,
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  a total overhaul. People need to understand, you
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  know, we talked about The advice to find economy, the youth are
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  trying, don't get me wrong. We are trying because the only
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  thing that is actually functioning in Nigeria is the
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  entertainment industry. And that is not managed by the
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  government. Or any political these are just
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  used to doing things for themselves.
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  That is the only thing that is flourishing in Nigeria because
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  it is a decentralized system. Once there is a structural, once
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  there is a hierarchy of things. It's the normal Nigerian person,
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  we want to bribe, we want to steal, we want to kill to get to
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  certain positions and that is just, that is just the way it's
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  in our DNA. It's not Jenni now because these
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  are the people that give birth to all, it's in their DNA.
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  So, obviously with the Harris to hold the same thing.
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  So I just think, We shall stop thinking differently.
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  Think outside the box. Think about your local before
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  you, you know, she'll start Warriors, not done anything.
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  Think about your state governments, think about your
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  local government, think about your local government.
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  Chairman, what are they doing? If there's something that we
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  talk about patient's, there are so many states that they've
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  federal government have paid them are located, pensions
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  payments them. But these people are not paying
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  pensions. They are not paying salaries,
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  they are not paying, I don't know, General Pain people but
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  this same States, these same individuals.
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  Who are they going to blame the victim, blame the government's.
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  They're going to blame the president.
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  So even if it's a waste coming in to transform, the whole lot
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  of things. And the states, the local
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  governments, the local governments cancel change.
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  Man, or the local governments. Representative is not doing what
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  they are supposed to do. That, is not going to change
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  anything. And the moment we start holding
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  the right people, accountable for what is happening in
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  Nigeria. We're going to have a better
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  country if your state government.
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  You know, that that's a location has reached them and they are
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  not doing what they're supposed to do with it.
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  Don't worry, blink of minutes. This is the reason why I am
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  talking about the perception. By us of The Obedience
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  supporters and the perception is, we don't want all these old
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  men to rulers. They don't know how to make
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  money. They don't know how to diversify
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  the economy. They don't know how to create
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  job opportunities. They don't know how to utilize
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  the koren's, you know, digital world to make money from
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  Nigeria. We don't want old men, we want
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  young blood and that is the perception.
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  Now, the bias is Is a PC has been ruling knows.
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  The worry is nothing. They are rubbish.
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  PDP has been ruling us for a very long time.
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  They to, they don't know what they are doing.
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  So we want something. We don't want this to party, we
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  just want something different. We want the label.
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  If label is, what is going to take us there because labor is
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  different. That is what we want.
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  That is the bias now to bring this all together is the example
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  I gave about Sean and the transitioning.
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  Now, if you're transitioning, you're still taking everybody
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  from point A to point B. So if you're having issues in
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  point a and you thinking going to point B is going to solve the
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  problem, you might get to point B and you realize that you
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  having the same problem because you move literally moved
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  everybody. That's how about problem from
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  point A to point B. So even at that point B, you're
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  still having the same problem. The people that you're still
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  Going to hire what is their mindset.
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  These are still Nigerians. These are so natural that are we
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  have bribery and corruption in Duty knows.
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  So how are you going to solve that problem?
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  You're still going to get the same people with the same
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  mindset into the system. That is still going to become a
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  problem at that level. So what do we do?
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  We need an overhaul of our mindset.
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  We need to understand that Um, the president is not a problem.
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  Anyone, the House of Assembly members are known because the
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  same mindset that you have is the same mindset that they have.
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  If they're going to fire us and get somebody from the streets
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  and put them there. That person is still going to do
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  the same thing. Everything is going to be 60
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  going to steal money because they feel this is our national
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  kick. This is what you're supposed to
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  do. My father who has been suffering
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  for years. Now, I have this This
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  opportunity, I need to utilize it.
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  I need to ensure that my generation and generation to
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  come generational. Born is not going to suffer,
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  because this is my one opportunity and that is what
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  happens. So whether a PC Wikipedia P,
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  whether Peter will be, whether article, whether Ebola tinubu is
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  that a problem? No, we as individuals and as a
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  problem, I know we can blame the government.
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  From here to tomorrow. They are there issues.
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  Because these governments are we ourselves.
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  We are not foreigners, they are Nigerians.
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  So, these are the same people. So before we blame governments
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  before we blame the vehicle carrying over loot.
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  Why don't you blame people that are sitting down?
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  They know that these well, this is overload and this is what is
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  work with no moving? Well, who is willing to come
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  down to enable that vehicle to move the long and short story He
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  is, if we want change, we have to, first of all within
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  ourselves change. We have to.
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  First of all, we didn't ourselves One impact, her life
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  for ourselves, not just for ourselves, but the generation to
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  come. If we can do that, we just might
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  have that hope that Nigeria will be great again.
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  So thank you very much for watching.
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  Today's episode politics is not 40.
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  What? I just think that sometimes it's
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  not about politics. It's just black and white.
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  What you see is logical? Where'd our party?
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  No party. This person did that.
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  We the politicians are we Nigerians?
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  The our mindset is didn't You know, we can talk about this all
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  day. Yeah, so yeah, let's just pray
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  for Nigeria. If we do this, we have hope.
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  We do have hope and God bless 9 giraffe.
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  Thank you very much for watching.
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  Today's episode. Bye.