Desola:
The girl is being picked up by western media.

They value her more so now she is stepping up to the international stage.

Amara25god:
Mitcheeww....

Foolish woman, what were she thinking when she started all these problem, well she has to bear 'her cross'...


She wants to be regarded as a 'hero and the voice of the voiceless"...

nifton:

So u recalled his former signature too,i thought i was d only one that saw that.

Amodemaja:

My friend if u r not couragious that is u not for som1 who has her own style or brand of jounalism. What exactly is wrong with these qustions to someone who ruled for over 30yrs at 90yrs & still not thinking of steping down? ok these are the questions

“Mr President don’t you think its time to step down sir?” Adeola asked Mugabe. “Is there something like a term limit” she asked.

“When will there be change in Zimbabwe just like we are having in Nigeria?” she went on.

“Are you happy to be in Nigeria?” “When are you stepping down?” “How is your health?” “How do you feel about the fact that you are in Abuja to witness a democratic handover of power when there is no such in your own country"

Now is it morally right for him to come & attend an event that he disallowed in his country.
What big deal is it to answer such questions if he is a good leader. If am asked such question my answer will be "when I loose the election, as long as am voted in that mean my poeple still see values in me". That solves it but they were all confused. You may want to read this on her http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jun/05/nigeria-satirist-adeola-fayehun-robert-mugabe-ambush

forexexpert:

Adeola Fayehun of Sahara Reporters have been forced to bring her popular weekly show Keeping It Real, to an abrupt end after the backlash she received all over Africa after her encounter with Mugabe during the May 29th Presidential inauguration.

I confess, I will really miss her show even though I hated the way she attacked GEJ in some of her episodes, but It's still a good show and I have learned a lot about what goes on in some African countries and the world in general.

Wishing her success in her next project.

See her last episode here.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U6E21Fp1Itk

chuna1985:

ellechrystal:

My dear, it's none of our business. She should ve allowed zimbabeans to make d noise or protest.
To b honest , she didn't act well. She was rude, n no one needs to b applauded for being rude regardless .
We're his people complaining?
I understand here we ve no much respect for d Presidency, n as such we can say anything, but it should ve ended here at home, n she decided to b d hero of journalism.
I would recommend she visits an ISIS or Boko haram dominated area n ask one of their leaders some deep questions like she did mugabe . Now that would ve landed her in CNN or BBC.
but unfortunately , she rather brought herself down.
She was rude, simple.
She has an attitude of attacking people, n see where it has landed her. Too bad.

sweetgala:


As much abuse as GEJ got on social media and online platforms I don't remember incidents where respectable people have jeered him in public, that is where Adeola crossed the line

bosunjohns:
What?

chuna1985:


Didn't hear from u again. Did u get my email?

bosunjohns:
please what exactly are you talking about? I don't seem to get.

ellechrystal:

xactly, but some people just lack basic understanding to disern right from wrong, n its sad.

chuna1985:


I made a post about some set of illnesses n u took interest in autoimmune n then u sent me an email on chuma1985@yahoo.com

I sent u a reply(though late) to add me on what's app but u didn't reply.

Ur symptom is general body pain if I remember correctly, I was asking whether it has stopped. I fink I might have an idea of what's happening to u.