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His twitter handle is @seunokin and he tweeted yesterday night, u guys can ask why he's not showing up

U realy need to work on your intelligence...what has Tinubu got to do wit dis?

Eastlink:
You mean his brown envelope owed him by Tinubu.

ventq:
I so much like is searching questions,
no one is close to him atm, not even chamberlain usoh

Chamberlain Usoh is just being hyped. The guy is not as good as any of Maope Ogun or Sulaiman Aledeh. I wonder how he became the chief anchor of Sunrise Daily. I pitied him the day Lai Muhammed took him to the cleaners over the electoral act.

The guy is on Hol!

stephenfemi:
Channels TV could not afford to loose Seun Okinbaloye because they cannot pay for it. If they do, they are gradually losing the station's fame.

If truly channelstv cannot pay him, he should fast forward to TVC asap.

OrlandoOwoh:
He left like Deji Badmus? I doubt that. Some weeks back, Seun was a correspondent reporting.

I guess Deji Badmus had a better offer. He's now reporting for CCtv(A correspondent in Nigeria).

basileze:
I prefer Charles Eruka to Seun Okin, Seun speaks English with deep Ibadan accent while charles diction is onpoint.

Sure that Charles Eruka has a good elocution but he overdoes it at times.

He delivery sounds forced from time to time. A natural flow is more desirable...

OMG!! I missed the guy.The two that are handling the program now are two dull unlike Bouyant fearless aticulate Seun. I put on my Generator yestarday because of the program but when I discover is not Seun achoring the program i switch off the Gen. Please channel TV bring SEUN BACK OOOOOOOOO.WE ARE MISSING HIM

arixsto2:
I used to know him as an actor. I think in face to face and some other soap operas.

Yep! You are quite right. He started from there before crossing over to Journalism.

The first time I saw him on Channels TV, I was shocked!

Let me ask him on Facebook.. Cos I miss him too.

ferhyntorlah:
Yep! You are quite right. He started from there before crossing over to Journalism.

The first time I saw him on Channels TV, I was shocked!

Seun used to work with NN24.

OrlandoOwoh:
The boy is good. He used to be in NN24.

Those guys just disappear

OrlandoOwoh:
Seun used to work with NN24.

Thank you for the information.

maestroferddi:
You certainly have a point.

Yesterday, I was listening to a news item. I had to look at the TV to ascertain the station airing it. To my utter dismay it was Channels!

I just shook my head. Nigerians are notorious for being poor managers of success.

This is the point I'm trying to clarify. The Seun of an anchor has always been pro-APC and biased in his analysis whenever it comes to discussing burning national issues. Even these days, you'll observe that Channels hardly report bombings and economic tsunami's as they frequently did during GEJ's tenure, all not to be caught blemishing Buhari's saintly government.
Check these if in doubt!
1) Who first reported the twin bombings in Abuja and that of Maiduguri if not Aljazeera.
2) Who notified the world about the progom taking place in Adamawa by Boko Haram and the displacement of villagers in numerous IDP camps scattered across the North East. (Aljazera right!)
3) Who informed us about the exit of US JP Morgan from the Nigerian security market and the dwindling fortune of the Nigerian economy. (CNN)
4) Who is currently exposing the secret Fulani massacres of minority communities in the middlebelt.
5) Why is our best Nigerian TV station not debating in its political programme the flaws of PMB late ministerial submission and its resultant effects on governance and the economy. Like the embarrassment our dear President received at the UN as a result of being the only head of state at that gathering without a Foreign Minister.
So why has Channelstv suddenly gone passive these days?

Smooyis:
If truly channelstv cannot pay him, he should fast forward to TVC asap.

If a whole Gimba can move from TVc to Channels, that tells you that everything is not right with TVc

femi4:
Those guys just disappear

I was shocked at their disappearance. The major thing that they did before they disappeared was hosting the presidential debate of 2011 that had Oyegun, Buhari and Ribadu in attendance. It was anchored by Ms. Kadiri.

OrlandoOwoh:
Chamberlain Usoh is just being hyped. The guy is not as good as any of Maope Ogun or Sulaiman Aledeh. I wonder how he became the chief anchor of Sunrise Daily. I pitied him the day Lai Muhammed took him to the cleaners over the electoral act.

Quit being myopic.

Chamberlain Usoh has leadership qualities. He always maintains a mien of stability, level-headedness and assurance. He is thoroughly professional.

On the other hand, while both Sulaiman Aledeh and Maupe Ogun are good, certain issues count against them.

Maupe could be brash or even sound rude. She appears too eager to hug the limelight.

Sulaiman sounds partisan. He also has a way of coming across as a little conceited. He also gets emotional rather too easily in certain moments.

Eastlink:
This is the point I'm trying to clarify. The Seun of an anchor has always been pro-APC and biased in his analysis whenever it comes to discussing burning national issues. Even these days, you'll observe that Channels hardly report bombings and economic tsunami's as they frequently did during GEJ's tenure, all not to be caught blemishing Buhari's saintly government.
Check these if in doubt!
1) Who first reported the twin bombings in Abuja and that of Maiduguri if not Aljazeera.
2) Who notified the world about the progom taking place in Adamawa by Boko Haram and the displacement of villagers in numerous IDP camps scattered across the North East. (Aljazera right!)
3) Who informed us about the exit of US JP Morgan from the Nigerian security market and the dwindling fortune of the Nigerian economy. (CNN)
4) Who is currently exposing the secret Fulani massacres of minority communities in the middlebelt.
5) Why is our best Nigerian TV station not debating in its political programme the flaws of PMB late ministerial submission and its resultant effects on governance and the economy. Like the embarrassment our dear President received at the UN as a result of being the only head of state at that gathering without a Foreign Minister.
So why has Channelstv suddenly gone passive these days?

Great points!!! One orijiin for you...

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wallex1983:
Seun okinbaloye is a regular presenter and anchor of political debates on channelsTV. Perhaps the most popular of his programs on TV is politics today which is aired every Sunday by 8pm. For some two to three weeks now. Channels have replaced seun with two anchors. Yes! Two! The twitter handle for the program has officially changed. Seun is known for his doggedness and meticulous way of questioning his guests.

What happened to him? His he on leave?

Singing in Omawunmi's voice "If you ask me, na who i go ask"?

maestroferddi:
Quit being myopic.

Chamberlain Usoh has leadership qualities. He always maintains a mien of stability, level-headedness and assurance. He is thoroughly professional.

On the other hand, while both Sulaiman Aledeh and Maupe Ogun are good, certain issues count against them.

Maupe could be brash or even sound rude. She appears too eager to hug the limelight.

Sulaiman sounds partisan. He also has a way of coming across as a little conceited. He also gets emotional rather too easily in certain moments.

In addition to that, maupe ogun is an APC, tribalist closet! The way she drills PDP members or anyone opposing PMB is sickening, but she losses her voice when it comes to APC..

Suleiman is good, but biase.. but chamberlain is very neutral! It shows in him....

patrick89:
Great points!!! One orijiin for you...

Thanks for the Orijin. But would have preferred hot coffee, as you know it's morning.

Eastlink:
This is the point I'm trying to clarify. The Seun of an anchor has always been pro-APC and biased in his analysis whenever it comes to discussing burning national issues. Even these days, you'll observe that Channels hardly report bombings and economic tsunami's as they frequently did during GEJ's tenure, all not to be caught blemishing Buhari's saintly government.
Check these if in doubt!
1) Who first reported the twin bombings in Abuja and that of Maiduguri if not Aljazeera.
2) Who notified the world about the progom taking place in Adamawa by Boko Haram and the displacement of villagers in numerous IDP camps scattered across the North East. (Aljazera right!)
3) Who informed us about the exit of US JP Morgan from the Nigerian security market and the dwindling fortune of the Nigerian economy. (CNN)
4) Who is currently exposing the secret Fulani massacres of minority communities in the middlebelt.
5) Why is our best Nigerian TV station not debating in its political programme the flaws of PMB late ministerial submission and its resultant effects on governance and the economy. Like the embarrassment our dear President received at the UN as a result of being the only head of state at that gathering without a Foreign Minister.
So why has Channelstv suddenly gone passive these days?

Foreign media have always been the first to give reports from war zones. NTA which is even owned by the FG is afraid to send correspondents there. Channels is the only station in Nigeria that sends correspondents to war zones. One of its correspondents, Enenche, died in Kano while covering Boko Haram activities.

patrick89:
In addition to that, maupe ogun is an APC, tribalist closet! The way she drills PDP members or anyone opposing PMB is sickening, but she losses her voice when it comes to APC..

Suleiman is good, but biase.. but chamberlain is very neutral! It shows in him....

Chamberlain is neutral. But for Maupe Ogun that one needs deliverance from tribalism.

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OrlandoOwoh:
Foreign media have always been the first to give reports from war zones. NTA which is even owned by the FG is afraid to send correspondents there. Channels is the only station in Nigeria that sends correspondents to war zones. One of its correspondents, Enenche, died in Kano while covering Boko Haram activities.

Enenche's death was a sad one. However, did Channels remembered they lacked correspondence when they joined TVC in a macabre dance of shame to discredit GEJ's regime. Boko Haram's so called feat at that time was as a result of the negative publicity both TVC and Channels gave to the group.

bulldoza:
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OrlandoOwoh:
Foreign media have always been the first to give reports from war zones. NTA which is even owned by the FG is afraid to send correspondents there. Channels is the only station in Nigeria that sends correspondents to war zones. One of its correspondents, Enenche, died in Kano while covering Boko Haram activities.

How about discussing the Economy? The flaws in pmb late ministerial appointment? And all the burning issues in the country? Have you forgotten how they were very critical of the former admin?

Ask Google

maestroferddi:
Quit being myopic.

Chamberlain Usoh has leadership qualities. He always maintains a mien of stability, level-headedness and assurance. He is thoroughly professional.

On the other hand, while both Sulaiman Aledeh and Maupe Ogun are good, certain issues count against them.

Maupe could be brash or even sound rude. She appears too eager to hug the limelight.

Sulaiman sounds partisan. He also has a way of coming across as a little conceited. He also gets emotional rather too easily in certain moments.

What is leadership skill in Sunrise Daily? Hope you know that when Chamberlain is not on seat Sulaiman takes his place, and Nneota is brought. Maupe grills anybody. She is my favourite.