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When I Protested in 2012, It Was Genuine Because Protesters Were Known -Ajiboye The EndSars protest ended in a catastrophe because what was exhibited had no correlation with police brutality. Biodun Ajiboye, Executive Secretary, National Institute for Cultural Orientation Full interview:

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Ada Nwachinemelu2 年前

Biodun Ajiboye, you are a very pathetic liar 😎

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OBINOMIC_VOTER2 年前

It was Genuine that you protested against the policy that was necessary I am not surprised because he is a Tinubu supporter Their trademark is Idiocy moron Cretin You can’t find any sane human among them no not one

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Obi Nna2 年前

I tried listening to this last night but couldn’t, the man lacks a passable insight and intellect for a person in such office. I wonder how this guys rise into such offices🤔

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Matthew Olanipekun 🔶❤️2 年前

Arise please stop bringing this man to ur platform. He is not bright. His brain is full of his own pocket n bigotry. He is only after the cake dat bat will give him. I know he knows the truth but he would rather lie so as to put food on his table

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Goodie2 年前

This same fool, that said Nigerians will FALL in line when they experience cBaT government. Nigerians are still waiting…… Bottom of the Barrel BaTerias (BBB) @ARISEtv pls stop bringing BBB on your shows who collectively insults and talk down on Nigerians.

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TheYak2 年前

@ARISEtv you are using this platform to allow APC dish out lies, I suggest video of your interview with this man be pull down. Then the interviewer needs to be orientated on how to drill guests, not to sit back like moron!!!

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Lord Bàbájídé X2 年前

This man that used to owe his staffs salaries despite paying peanuts with his miserable media company located on Bamgbose street on Lagos Island that organizes one telecom awards back then!..coming to public service platform to misinform general public!🤔😤🤮😡

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Solution2 年前

My problem with Charles and his colleagues is that when these apc urchins comes on board to rant, he doesn’t have the balls to interrupt them especially when they’re telling blatant lies. But when an opposition comes with facts, he interrupts and plays devils advocate.

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EndNigeriaNow2 年前

How do you want to progress in a country where those in leadership positions are liars and those who suppose to prosecute them are bribe takers

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Daughters of Persia1 年前

22 women in Iran’s Evin Prison are being subjected to sexual abuse during brutal body searches. Their open letter exposes the horrors: humiliation, assault, and dehumanization. They risk torture for speaking out. How much longer will the world ignore their screams? @IranIntl_En

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