ManMountain:
let them empty the CBN to produce documentaries, we know it's not for the benefit of Nigerians, but to 'damage' their opponents.
Nigerians are wiser now.
24 states are conveniently in the bag now for Buhari/Osibanjo with another 3 most likely, that is 27 states for GMB.
God keep us, Nigerians will witness many 'first' this year.

You are wrong and who told is 26 state, may be you mean 7 states (3 from north central and 4 from north west)

why not! even if tinubu sue AIT, the court might say AIT should pay tinubu damages and it won't be up to N30M. SO AIT WINS FINACIALLY, POLITICALLY AND IN BUSINESS

DaBullIT:


He dey pepper you ni? All news stations and international media are reporting the same thing, no cry enh sorry

Wetin dey pepper me na una zombie status daz all

ManMountain:
let them empty the CBN to produce documentaries, we know it's not for the benefit of Nigerians, but to 'damage' their opponents.
Nigerians are wiser now.
24 states are conveniently in the bag now for Buhari/Osibanjo with another 3 most likely, that is 27 states for GMB.
God keep us, Nigerians will witness many 'first' this year.

Amen

#change
#GMB
#APC

Documentary has been run on GMB with some of the issues raised baseless, useless and only for the clueless people. It will be a wastage of time and diversionary for such documentary to be challenged at this time when demands on intellect and courage are highly needed.

Rather than focusing on developmental politics and issues, time is being wasted on defamation of characters. This had never happened in the 1st and 2nd republic. Also, during OBJ, it never happened.

AIT was a tool in the hand of Abacha, after the death of Abacha, AIT folded up as a result of high debt. He sought the assistance of OBJ and Dapo Sarumi the information minister, but no way as OBJ refused an assistance. Assistance later came from Minna and other places.

Immediately, after the death of Yar'adua (2010), AIT requested for a large sum of money from FG as payment for services rendered to FG, Jonathan administration refused the payment at that time. It created a lot of tension between AIT and some FG officials. Later in 2010 when there was a bomb attack at the Eagle Square, Abuja, in the process of investigation by security officials, some suspects arrested have the number of a very senior official of AIT on their phones among the numbers called during the period under investigation. Later, the suspects were part of a group in Niger delta. The case died down naturally.

Now, it seems AIT may be part of the present government, I have stopped watching AIT for years but was recently invited by friends to an observation on the station. Coincidentally, the first program I watched was anchored by Gbenga Aruleba where a campaign event of Buhari was cut off after an an initial 10 mins of telecast. Gbenga also explained that AIT is a private station created to survive on profit. It survives on money made from patronage. He that pays the piper dictates the tune.

I am happy that while channels TV is boasting of winning the TV of the year award for many years consecutively, AIT is making the oil money directly from the source and some of his key presenters are also making connections in the corridors of power and indirectly making the money.

Tony Momoh is a man of integrity from his days in NTA. I got to know of the owner of AIT when Alh. Bamanga Tukur was the governor of Gongola State, by then I was in secondary School, Bamangar Tukur, as I was told by an uncle in NPA then was his godfather. Later, when he had a feud with late MKO Abiola in the Africa Ocean Lines days a company belonging to Abiola. He survives obstacles. I wish him and his AIT station well.

Also, I wish all those run down on the station to be lifted. Happy recovery from fire. Time would tell. Let me die a righteous death is what the bible says. This time is indeed pathetic as oil money has been used to buy every major political tool and cultural machinery. Nigeria will survive this militant system of governance.