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This gentleman analyzed the Nigerian situation perfectly. Mind you, During Obasanjo’s reign, Atiku Abubakar was in charge of the nation’s economic affairs! For those who cannot differentiate good from bad should please watch this video and listen to the young man’s analysis of how Nigeria get where they are... show more
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My Mum said Buhari’s first time in govt, things were bad, so bad they had to go into forest to cut wood for cooking, I told people not to vote for Buhari but everyone said he was capable, here we are!

Are we talking about Obasanjo? The same general Olusegun Obasanjo. The same one that didn't want to leave office bribed all the senators , ministers name it. The same person that privatized all Nigeria has that is not functioning till tomorrow. Please make I no talk ooo

In Nigeria, many aspiring broadcasters often spread half-truths to portray their country in a negative light, and then complain about Nigeria's poor international image. While it's important to criticize the government, it should always be done with facts.

Nigerians are the most unimaginable. No wonder this country is not making progress as it should. It’s surprising how you condemn Buhari and Tinubu’s administration and say “I stand with Atiku” That’s the highest level of hypocrisy Atiku is even worse

Atiku is even worse, they are all the same

We should ask their supporters, “how do you sleep at night when you know what you are doing is wrong” 😭😭😭

We need this video translated in different dialects

Power grid collapses every week baba. Thanks to this man for this breakdown. We are gone

Nonsense and half-truths. No sooner than OBJ paid the debt, Yar Adua went raking loan within two years due to the world economic meltdown of 2007-2010. It continues under GEJ. NOI attested to borrowing to pay salaries UNDER GEJ. The downward Spiralling began under YarAdua.

You'll stand alone!!! Atiku was saddled with the responsibility of privatizing most of the sectors. He sold most of them to his proxies, and the money generated from those deals were unaccounted for. Atiku assigned one of Nigeria's oil well to himself.

