2mch:

This man was Auditor General and Treasurer in Mobil. None of your ancestors or descendants will ever get to such position.

2mch:

[b]This man was Auditor General and Treasurer in Mobil. [/b]None of your ancestors or descendants will ever get to such position.

Trollronaldo:
How can Tinubu and intelligence make one statement?

DeLaRue:
Tinubu was cogent, even brilliant in patches. Though, he is very slow to put his thoughts across. At 70 years, that's not to be totally unexpected.

He is a man of logic, even using algebra to explain some of his analysis. He had very original ideas and gave very clear and practical examples of things he would like to change.

I honestly believe Tinubu could be the man we need. I've often wondered why many political giants believe so much in this man. It can't just be because of money, as many of these people are not hungry. I think I may have finally found the answer. I suspect in their private moments with Tinubu, they see in him a lot of brilliant thinking and bravery.

But, Obi's session of the program was a complete contrast.

First time I have heard Obi speak. Hard to believe that, but it is actually true, as I rarely watch TV.

Obi's answers were incoherent & generally unimpressive. His responses were pitiful and lacking any depth. He spoke in general terms and endlessly about 'moving us from consumption to production.'

Obi is not ready. He is not the man we need now. He needs more experience.

DeLaRue:
Tinubu was cogent, even brilliant in patches. Though, he is very slow to put his thoughts across. At 70 years, that's not to be totally unexpected.

He is a man of logic, even using algebra to explain some of his analysis. He had very original ideas and gave very clear and practical examples of things he would like to change.

I honestly believe Tinubu could be the man we need. I've often wondered why many political giants believe so much in this man. It can't just be because of money, as many of these people are not hungry. I think I may have finally found the answer. I suspect in their private moments with Tinubu, they see in him a lot of brilliant thinking and bravery.

But, Obi's session of the program was a complete contrast.

First time I have heard Obi speak. Hard to believe that, but it is actually true, as I rarely watch TV.

Obi's answers were incoherent & generally unimpressive. His responses were pitiful and lacking any depth. He spoke in general terms and endlessly about 'moving us from consumption to production.'

Obi is not ready. He is not the man we need now. He needs more experience.

yemex04:







I have always said it that one easy way to identify an unintelligent person is when one is not able to recognize the emptiness of Obi after listening to him.

I have analyzed his speeches & interviews, i have seen a man so low to his hype..

Nwaetche:
You called this Old and edited near monologue an interview for a presidential candidate?

Dragged out and sluring answers?

When asked about his plans for women, BAT asked Hadiza and APC women leader to standup. Even Abike stood up sheepishly without beng called by Tinubu and the women were showed up as example of plans for women.

Again, he used proverbs that have no connotation to the question being asked to answer non related questions.

2mch:

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

SWATMan:


Nonsense just go through the comments section to appraise his performance.

DeLaRue:
Tinubu was cogent, even brilliant in patches. Though, he is very slow to put his thoughts across. At 70 years, that's not to be totally unexpected.

He is a man of logic, even using algebra to explain some of his analysis. He had very original ideas and gave very clear and practical examples of things he would like to change.

I honestly believe Tinubu could be the man we need. I've often wondered why many political giants believe so much in this man. It can't just be because of money, as many of these people are not hungry. I think I may have finally found the answer. I suspect in their private moments with Tinubu, they see in him a lot of brilliant thinking and bravery.

But, Obi's session of the program was a complete contrast.

First time I have heard Obi speak. Hard to believe that, but it is actually true, as I rarely watch TV.

Obi's answers were incoherent & generally unimpressive. His responses were pitiful and lacking any depth. He spoke in general terms and endlessly about 'moving us from consumption to production.'

Obi is not ready. He is not the man we need now. He needs more experience.

2mch:

This man was Auditor General and Treasurer in Mobil. None of your ancestors or descendants will ever get to such position.

IVORY2009:



You are same person operating the handle Rusher

2mch:

Rusher ko Cruiser ni.

DeLaRue:
Tinubu was cogent, even brilliant in patches. Though, he is very slow to put his thoughts across. At 70 years, that's not to be totally unexpected.

He is a man of logic, even using algebra to explain some of his analysis. He had very original ideas and gave very clear and practical examples of things he would like to change.

I honestly believe Tinubu could be the man we need. I've often wondered why many political giants believe so much in this man. It can't just be because of money, as many of these people are not hungry. I think I may have finally found the answer. I suspect in their private moments with Tinubu, they see in him a lot of brilliant thinking and bravery.

But, Obi's session of the program was a complete contrast.

First time I have heard Obi speak. Hard to believe that, but it is actually true, as I rarely watch TV.

Obi's answers were incoherent & generally unimpressive. His responses were pitiful and lacking any depth. He spoke in general terms and endlessly about 'moving us from consumption to production.'

Obi is not ready. He is not the man we need now. He needs more experience.

BRIMBRAM:


Professor Soludo don talk am tay-tay.

DeLaRue:
Tinubu was cogent, even brilliant in patches. Though, he is very slow to put his thoughts across. At 70 years, that's not to be totally unexpected.

He is a man of logic, even using algebra to explain some of his analysis. He had very original ideas and gave very clear and practical examples of things he would like to change.

I honestly believe Tinubu could be the man we need. I've often wondered why many political giants believe so much in this man. It can't just be because of money, as many of these people are not hungry. I think I may have finally found the answer. I suspect in their private moments with Tinubu, they see in him a lot of brilliant thinking and bravery.

But, Obi's session of the program was a complete contrast.

First time I have heard Obi speak. Hard to believe that, but it is actually true, as I rarely watch TV.

Obi's answers were incoherent & generally unimpressive. His responses were pitiful and lacking any depth. He spoke in general terms and endlessly about 'moving us from consumption to production.'

Obi is not ready. He is not the man we need now. He needs more experience.

2mch:

The responses are excellent. And he’s very smart not to reveal all his ideas as the first candidate to be interviewed. The others would have jumped on it as talking points.

Buccalcavity2:

Look I gave up on PO when he was asked how he will implement his agric revolution knowing that FG doesnt own lands. His response: "I will speak to governors at NEC and they will buy into it". SMH

2mch:

Telling lies about the interview will not make your candidate win. This interview was in 2023. Calm down, watch and take notes. Absolutely brilliant interview. He is not talking like a classless, illiterate and failed petty trader.

darthv:
did you even watch the interview, you go dey disappointed.