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Nigeria's 2023 Presidential Election - Obi, Tinubu & Atiku Are Not The Solution · DidiLawren

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  Hello, welcome back to another episode of wanted laurencelle.
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  For today's episode, I want to talk about the Nigerian
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  election. He Niger, Nigeria is preparing
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  for its presidential election and Company's ongoing, you can
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  see a lot of people online, especially the youths
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  campaigning talking about. There are so many videos on
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  YouTube talking about, Especially Nigerians in diaspora
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  are the ones even like campaigning online online?
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  Labels, it that way online because they won't change,
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  because I think they've seen what good governance can do.
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  They have seen what a good leader or a good presidential
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  candidates? Can bring to the table.
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  You do you see? Nigeria are just they are just
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  tired although they want they don't want a You don't want PDP
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  when we talk about the answers incidents that happened.
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  All the recommendations that was made.
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  None of the men were talking about a hippie.
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  See, this is the ruling party. No, none of these we implemented
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  before even the APC came into Power P.
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  BP was there and the state for over many tender and they didn't
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  they didn't do anything. So that was why the kind of
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  climate for change in 2015 to say, okay, Key, we need
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  something different, and when I PC came in, I mean things got
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  worse at the fact that they were not even ready to implement
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  certain changes to make people or to reassure the people.
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  That's okay. Things are going to get better.
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  So the youth are not even interested.
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  Everybody is Jack, my and youth. They've lost hope in Nigeria.
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  They'd rather you do somebody that is is working and living
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  comfortably in Nigeria can decide.
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  To go to the travel house and just do any job just for them to
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  be like, okay, I left Nigeria. That is how bad it is, nobody's
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  making plans. They just want to get out of
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  that country. It makes it even more difficult
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  for people to people, that can, you know, make that change
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  possible and not even there to do that.
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  And then you seen insurance industry, because they've lived
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  there for a very long time. They have Have.
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  I mean, I was listening to a radio program and they were
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  talking about how some desperate scalding.
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  I was talking about how they pay taxes for everything, how cold
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  weather, you know, they complained about so many things
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  and they said, if only Nigeria could be better, they will all
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  come back to Nigeria and you do live attacks.
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  Really like these are what some of the reasons why Nigerians in
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  Desperate. They are really, really
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  campaigning, not just for Peter. Be bold because they feel that
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  The Usual Suspects of a PC and PDP we don't because they have
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  not offered us anything. So let us try something
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  different. Let us try something new.
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  This is why everybody shouting Peter will be bought if you peel
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  back the layer of Nigerian problem.
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  It's not just the president, it's not just the vice
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  president. It's not just it has to do with
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  everybody elected in government the House of Assembly, the
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  Judiciary. Three, your Governor, your
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  vice-chairman, your Senators, your counselors diesel, Nigerian
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  people. And these are people that every
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  day, they're going to get into their office.
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  The average Nigeria mindset is that this is our national cake.
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  We're just going to go in there, still as much money as we can,
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  still move this money offshore and then just sit down there and
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  enjoy keep money for my children.
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  And for my grandchildren, this is the average Nigeria.
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  So even those like industrial saying that they want to come
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  back down to why do they want to come back?
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  They do. You want to come back because
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  they don't want to pay taxes. They are shouting.
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  That's okay. They earn money and thirty.
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  To forty percent of that money is used is collected as taxes
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  and they have to pay for insurance car insurance, they
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  have to pay for a multi. Somebody does for a listed all
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  these things and say that that is the problem but you nothing.
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  That's okay. If Nigeria actually implement
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  the system start charging for all these things.
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  They mean, if you have a good governance because at the end of
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  the day, still boils down to good governance because if you
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  look at the diaspora you have councils Council charged, all
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  the take all this money and then implement it has nothing to do
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  with the Prime Minister. Yes.
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  Prime Minister oversees, the Affairs of these things, but
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  still down to the local government.
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  Counsels, they have their role to play.
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  So when we talk about the Nigerian election and we were
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  talking about, oh my God, we want BtoB or some people saying
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  that they want PDP something that they want a PC or listen,
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  the presidency is not the problem.
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  The average Nigeria, the average mindset of a Nigerian, is the
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  problem you do business with somebody.
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  That doesn't take the money and disappear, If you're back, we
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  take money from your accounts and claim that they don't know
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  what happened. While maybe is one of the staff
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  in that bank that Claire do account and you're thinking,
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  okay, the bank, the bank will tell you, they don't know
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  anything about it and they cannot do anything about it.
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  That person is left hanging that is not your president.
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  That is your back. That is one of your brother's
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  working in a bank. That did that in a bank, you go.
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  To buy something in the market. You go to buy a less a phone.
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  Somebody said in a phone, if you know, check the food and you
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  said that's okay. This is an iPhone.
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  I like it. You pay for it when you get
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  home. Maybe during when a person is
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  trying to put the whole phone packages, they will change it.
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  You get home you see technology o inside an iPhone case.
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  These are the issues. This is not the president.
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  You see there was a video of a child like to show you how bad
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  things have gotten those, the video of a child who went to a
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  party, not even a party club. This child is about 11. 10 11
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  years old, he went to a club and people were collecting money,
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  spraying money. This child collected of about
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  400,000 from somebody that was exchanging money.
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  I don't even know how that person gave that child.
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  That money, but maybe they felt that's okay, too.
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  Because he attached himself to a certain group of people.
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  So they thought that the child was with them, this boy
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  collected, over 400,000 and was praying people just to just to
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  spray. I wonder where asking him.
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  Why would you do that? It's not like he collected that
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  money to better his own life know.
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  His job is so it's about show off.
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  He wanted to show he wanted to do like everybody else was to
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  win. This is the issue.
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  So regardless of anybody that comes in right now, they have
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  seen what people before them have done.
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  They are most likely going to do the same thing because you
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  cannot find the system president muhammadu buhari.
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  And the wife always talked about the cabal, the cabal in Abuja,
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  the Kabbalah natural rock and people are saying ìwhat
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  Kabbalah, you know, the president's can't you do
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  something about it. It is not a military regime.
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  You cannot just go and arrest people.
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  You cannot just go and do anything that you want to do.
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  Just because cause you're the president, you still need to
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  surround yourself with certain people that will make that
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  governance to work. But if you put controls in
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  place, this controls are lessee, your ministers.
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  The House of Assembly members, your Senators, your counselors
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  and these people learn is have been dispersed them and they
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  are, they just pocketed everything.
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  They are not paying teachers, they are not paying lecturers.
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  I mean, Nigerian University have been on strike for God.
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  Who knows how long and it's not. Like this money's are not being
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  paid or somebody sitting down somewhere just took the money
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  and swallowed it they will tell you that a snake swallowed
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  money. Monkey, it's money.
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  Tom might devote money. This is not a precedent.
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  This is not a precedent, these are your brothers and sisters
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  that are put in place to make sure that things are working.
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  These are the problem. So, regardless of whether Peter
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  becomes in the issues, wants to, the average Nigeria mindset is
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  to see if the national National Cake is to have a share of that
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  National Cake is. They feel that to steal the
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  government money is their Birthright.
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  This has nothing to do with the president, whether it would, it
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  is Peter will be whether it is tunable.
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  Weather is such a horrible worker, because these people
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  cannot just come in flinging magic wand and then everything
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  magically becomes. Okay, let's even take, for
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  instance. Now, the Labour party with the
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  electron beta will be becomes the president of Nigeria.
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  Who are those people? He's going to surround
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  themselves with all the aapc and PVP members will drop into the,
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  this was what happened in 2015. All the PPP people jump back
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  into a PC and the whole dark cycle continues, if Labour party
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  wins this election, all the whole a PC and PDP members are
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  still going to enjoy Liberal Party.
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  And that continues is the mindset, the mindset.
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  Each individual in Nigeria, that is that needs changing.
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  We just 2023 election. I just want us to think outside
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  the box, I don't want it to be like, okay, it is just a
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  present. All our hope is on the
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  president. It's just like a family where
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  one person is successful and then everybody just relax and
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  say this person is the savior of my life.
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  This is the person I am waiting for help me.
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  If you don't help me, I will die.
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  But that person is not going thinking.
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  Okay, how do I help myself, maybe?
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  Yes, this person. I'm looking up to this person to
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  give me 30 money. Maybe to start a business or to
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  do something that I am hoping on this person.
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  No. But in the meantime, how about
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  me starting? One or two things?
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  So now we're not money. Come in.
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  I can use it to kind of expand what I am already doing pornos,
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  you're waiting for that person. This is the problem of Nigeria.
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  Nigeria is in every family that you turn to Angela is not
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  Nigeria. Nigeria, is individual people.
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  Everybody you see walking on the street in Nigeria, is a problem.
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  These are the Shoes. These are the issues.
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  It's not about the president's. It's not about the vice
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  president, the fuck the Nigerians in that spur are
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  calling in to complain. They are busy clamoring.
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  If you go to YouTube, you see videos of Nigerians and diaspora
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  say shouting, Peter will be Peter be if you ask them, why is
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  the bottom piece of be? They will tell you, they want to
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  come back. Why do you want to come back?
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  You tell you how I pay my taxes about the intensity percent.
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  And I pay like Bill, I pay gasps.
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  I pay TV license, I pay insurance monthly by the end of
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  the day. I don't have anything in my
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  account. Nigeria is not like that.
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  This is what I want to come back.
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  How about putting those things in place?
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  Even in Nigeria. Yes, we still need good
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  governance for that work. But the reason why you want to
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  leave Nigeria is because you want to go to a system that
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  works for you. Having that same mindset and you
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  come to wear, whatever you are going to use to be complaining.
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  You see be complain about taxes. You still complain about the
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  abuse that you're paying, because you feel that everything
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  should be given to you. So, it is a change of mindset
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  that will help our country. It has nothing to do with a PC.
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  Has nothing to do with PDP, he has something to do with paid
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  Labour party, it has nothing to do with active, Till you do or
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  Peter will be, it has nothing to do with these people.
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  It's about each individual each and every one of force.
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  What do it even want change? Do we even want change?
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  If you're getting tax, you say, ah, why I work for this money?
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  Why are you taking it from me? So, it is better for me to watch
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  their National Cake. To.com Soldier, go back, you
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  know, good dry. You know, Google Drive you.
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  So anyway, thank you very much for watching.
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  Today's episode, please like like, like and share.
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  Bye.