deshclones:

U r very insipid nd outright foolish...who are you dat u will refer to a living person as a failure..thunder fire ur mouth nd d scruffy hands u used in typing this jargons,,..u can't make ur points without hurling insults..go to google,type ruggedman..then type ur insignificant name nd see what pops up..yet u stay in dat non ventilated dimly lighted room u call home nd type rubbish..foolish fool.

Jarus:

His 'wait, wait' wasn't ego but defence mechanism. He had to be defending with 'wait, wait' to avoid further pushing.

portage: If Nigeria likes to copy everything foreign...i suppose it is good for our journalists to copy the likes of CNN, Channel 5 (in the UK) on how to make our so called leaders look uncomfortable sometimes.
This guy in the interview is a leader in his own capacity. Therefore, he has been exposed as somebody that does not know much about what is going on in his workplace. A very simple I DO NOT KNOW or I can not answer that would have been the best answer and shut these Channells tv crew!!!
Maybe people should watch HARDTALK, THE BIG QUESTION (on Sundays in UK) or Andrew Marr (on Sundays in UK too. We need to understand how freedom of speech works. People need to see how ill informed the people we charge to lead us (our leaders)truly are. Most of them are not just worth stepping out of their house, let alone lead an organization if you ask me.
Whenever you are called out to be interviewed, it is important that you need to be a step ahead of those journalists by making them look stupid instead of you being interviewed. SIMPLE.

Dyt: Oops
Daz all?

cr7lomo.:


U c urself. Smh 4u. Beta b srs wit ur lyf, u nt gettin any younger

naptu2: "Did you threaten to overrule him?"


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uwlsd8RAoqI

deshclones:

U r very insipid nd outright foolish...who are you dat u will refer to a living person as a failure..thunder fire ur mouth nd d scruffy hands u used in typing this jargons,,..u can't make ur points without hurling insults..go to google,type ruggedman..then type ur insignificant name nd see what pops up..yet u stay in dat non ventilated dimly lighted room u call home nd type rubbish..foolish fool.

Alpacheners: Really unprofessional

Jarus:

His 'wait, wait' wasn't ego but defence mechanism. He had to be defending with 'wait, wait' to avoid further pushing.

portage: If Nigeria likes to copy everything foreign...i suppose it is good for our journalists to copy the likes of CNN, Channel 5 (in the UK) on how to make our so called leaders look uncomfortable sometimes.
This guy in the interview is a leader in his own capacity. Therefore, he has been exposed as somebody that does not know much about what is going on in his workplace. A very simple I DO NOT KNOW or I can not answer that would have been the best answer and shut these Channells tv crew!!!
Maybe people should watch HARDTALK, THE BIG QUESTION (on Sundays in UK) or Andrew Marr (on Sundays in UK too. We need to understand how freedom of speech works. People need to see how ill informed the people we charge to lead us (our leaders)truly are. Most of them are not just worth stepping out of their house, let alone lead an organization if you ask me.
Whenever you are called out to be interviewed, it is important that you need to be a step ahead of those journalists by making them look stupid instead of you being interviewed. SIMPLE.

pro01: I somewhat agree with Ruggedman. When it became evident that Mr. Oga tò wa lõ oké did not know the NSCDC website, the point - from the general perspective - had already been made, and the viewing public had already taken note of his ignorance. The interviewers did not have to rub it in. That reeks of unprofessionalism, in my opinion.

Stallion84: It breaks my heart when our generation don't look beyond what is actually wrong and regard everything as a joke. When they attribute a societal failure to personal misfortune. How many people bothered to watch the whole length of the program and comment on how the gentleman was eloquent and sound in giving answers to the operational questions asked. The answers shows he actually knows his job role and was able to enlighten the public on what civil defense is all about, the role in the society, operations and a whole lot more. Even Bill Gates cannot answer all questions about microsoft. It is agreed that his method of evading the question was rather immature, but the Channels crew member made a whole mess of the whole program as if the guest was nothing.
We are talking professional journalism here and that is not how it is done. Is it that all Generals in Nigeria know the Nigeria Army website?? Does that make them less a general? The sarcasm shown by the crew in the repeating a wrong answer was directed for public molestation. It is wrong. No one is an omniscient and for a guest that has done well so far, he doesn't deserve how he was treated. Channels tv did not re-broadcast where he answered their questions professionally, rather they chose to cut a clip of ridicule and tweet around.
I don't expect most people to agree with me here because the hilarious part has clouded their judgement but channels crew needs to tender an apology.

Okija_juju:


[b]Na wah o!

When I read things like this, I start to wonder...

Let us get this matter back into perspective. The man attended an interview that was organised to clear up the air on the recruitment scams that has rocked the organisation that he is in charge of. I am very certain that this must have been made known to him prior to attending the interview. Now I would expect that someone who is coming for such interview would have the following ammo in his arsenal;

1. The way and manner in which these scams have been operating.

2. How to avoid getting roped into such scams.

3. What to do when you find out you have been a victim of such a scam.

4. The numbers to call to report such scams.

5. The scam websites (if any) and how to detect and avoid them.

6. The legit website for job applicants to use and the security features on the website to look out for.

Now things like the function of his organisation, the steps they have taken to curb this scam, those arrested in connection with the scam, e.t.c should all be second nature to him.

So he comes on the interview poorly prepared. He didn't answer any questions that he was asked without first deflecting it and sending on to his 'Oga at the top'. He failed to clear up the primary reason for attending the interview which is to solve the employment scandal riddle. Then when pushed to tell the website of his organisation, a question that would have solved virtually everything, he decided to act like a charlatan. If you are focused on the goof, then you are lost. It went beyond the goof. This is as bad as the head of PPPRA being unable to tell us how much the official pump price of petroleum products currently is. That man looked highly unqualified for his position.

The journalists that you are criticising did their jobs. Don't forget that they were acting on behalf of the masses and if that man were in public, he would have gotten worse. Where it would have been unprofessional would have been if the man said; 'I am not too certain about it right now, let me get back to you on that', and still the reporters kept prodding. [/b]

You guys need to focus.. That man is representative of a failed civil service. I have told you here about the P.R.O of the Nigerian Police at Zone 6 Calabar who didn't know what a 'Police Character report' was or how to get it. Don't forget that Zone 6 police station is a Zonal HQ o! He even tried to defraud me by asking me to pay him to write me a letter of recommendation. If I didn't know what it was I was looking for, I would have been scammed. How does a clueless Moro.n become the head of an organisation in Nigeria!?

Please! If anybody should be facing criticism, it should be the "Ogas at the top" for employing such fucktards. Imagine if it were a solo individual that approached that man in private, what kind of information would he give that person!?

Abegi.. Let's all laugh at the matter jor! If it were a truly civilised country, by now, that man would be facing series of verification panels to check his suitability for the position he occupies. That interview might as well have been on CNN. that man embarrassed the Nation. [/b]

eriegua83: Has your seriousness in life placed you above DANGOTE? Has it increased you?