Igba123:
we hv a problem and dat is d unenlightened north which includes their educated n illiterats. It is easy to jettison religious n tribal sentiment over competence in d south but not north.

Pesuzok:


so because of that you still want to remain here.

Igba123:
we hv a problem and dat is d unenlightened north which includes their educated n illiterats. It is easy to jettison religious n tribal sentiment over competence in d south but not north.

Acidosis:


Yes, you can't trust a traitor.

You want to give your votes to an orator who sells his news page to the highest bidder?

josephubah111:
chai thank you jesus.. I think Nigerias saviour just arrived

Johnnyhoo:
I didn't know Sowore is 47years old, he still look young. Sowore actually tried but I think he's better at writing. He raised points but the minister was just talking about him(Sowore) being inconsequential and money; Mr. Shittu believes money will jeopardize Sowore's ambition, he even told him in Yoruba to save his money for his wife and family. Sowore has a lot of work to do if he really want to unseat these old men who believes in money.

Pesuzok:


How is he a traitor. The guy just said he has proof to everything he has published, what else do you want. You are angry because he exposed GEJ

omohayek:
I still think Sowore needs to do more than talk about his "youth" and how "detribalized" he is, and start laying out for the public what exactly his political philosophy is, what he intends to do with power, and how he intends to pay for it all: the failure to ask any such questions of Buhari is precisely how a man so unqualified to rule got into office. However, despite all my criticisms of what Sowore has failed to do so far, Adebayo Shittu's overbearing, arrogantly paternalistic manner in this video would be enough to lose the presidential election for the APC if the vote were to be held on the basis of this video.

Shittu's blend of arrogance and ignorance, wherein he expects automatic deference from Sowore merely because of age (even if he has few concrete achievements to show for his advanced years), represents everything I detest about Nigerian politics. To listen to this old fool, one would think the likes of Obama, Macron and Trudeau were aberrations of nature or something. Shittu seems to think it's up to him and his fellow APC wire-pullers in Abuja who gets to sit in Aso Rock in 2019, rather than it being up to the Nigerian masses to democratically decide.

Johnnyhoo:
I didn't know Sowore is 47years old, he still look young. Sowore actually tried but I think he's better at writing. He raised points but the minister was just talking about him(Sowore) being inconsequential and money; Mr. Shittu believes money will jeopardize Sowore's ambition, he even told him in Yoruba to save his money for his wife and family. Sowore has a lot of work to do if he really want to unseat these old men who believes in money.

Lotechi:
Though he was a little arrogant and disrespectful, he did showcase a high level of confidence and desire to chase the analogue politicians out of power.

Acidosis:


Yes, you can't trust a traitor.

You want to give your votes to an orator who sells his news page to the highest bidder?

Acidosis:


I'm angry because, without brown envelope, he wouldn't have published everything.

He did the right thing for the wrong and selfish reasons. He didn't do it for my or your sake.

If Sowore can come out to tell us how much he was paid for each publications, I will forgive him, and still wouldn't consider him a worthy candidate.

Yahaya Bello would make a better candidate than Sowore. You guys just can't discern evil from afar.

oyeb15:
That Sahara guy should go and sit down somewhere.Talk is cheap. It's easy to criticise. What's his achievements so far other that opening people's yantch.
They are giving the guy too much attention.
No Sahara guy can get my vote. Our youths are worst in all ramifications. Go and examine d level of corruption and juju in d universities SUG.
Our leaders were great men in their youthful age.Corruption is just an infection which nobody is immune to. I repeat.. nobody.

trillville:


The country as a whole including the North voted for MKO Abiola as against Tofa. With marketing anything is possible.

evy800:
Am in luv wit the confidence emanating frm this Guy already! Yes these are the kind of mindset we need in Nigeria and yes to the youth of Nigeria its time 2 stop complainin on fb,Twitter and th those social media platforms we are known to dominate and change the status quo.2 us the youth i say we hv our work cut out for us already let sweep out the likes of this hideous ministers and allow a voice dat understands our stand speak 4 us.



Damn! Don't u jst luv his confidence[b][/b]

trillville:


Nigerians youths must realize that this election is about a generation change. Out with the old and in with the youth. Some of us like(d) GEJ and others still like buhari. Our personal feelings should not destroy the future of Nigeria.

Buhari's generation fought the civil war to keep Nigeria one. We say thank you.

Goodluck's generation fought to bring in democracy. We say another thank you.

None of these older generation people have what it takes to handle today's challenges. Today we face a future of fewer high skilled jobs and mass extreme poverty. All they offer us is band-aid solutions like sure-p, youwin and npower.

Sowore may not solve all our problems but at least we are certain he understands them. In the western world,
cleaners, security guards, hair stylists and barbers all earn a living wage. Wages that can rent conducive shelter and enable them to purchase vehicles. Sowore knows that solving our unemployment isn't necessarily about creating new jobs but about raising the living standard of people with jobs that already exist. This simple truth is also shared by ANRP's Tope Fasau.

Think about the returnees from Libya. One even said he wanted to go back there because he could make good money there. Think about the thousands of Africans that die while trying to cross the Mediterranean to get to Europe. All these people want living wages.

Nigeria has one of the widest gaps between the rich and the poor. The older generation believe that anyone without a degree should be poverty stricken. This is where the difference in generational thinking lies, especially with this generation of diaspora Nigerians. This generation needs to close that gap.

Lotechi:
Though he was a little arrogant and disrespectful, he did showcase a high level of confidence and desire to chase the analogue politicians out of power.

MrHistorian:

You sir, are very intelligent.

You perfectly narrated the imbalance thriving in our economic system. Are you an economist?