Young Africans Prefer to Migrate Because Politicians Make Many African Countries Toxic -Lumumba

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  • Опубліковано 9 лис 2024

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  • @emekamilan2
    @emekamilan2 Місяць тому +60

    When professor lumumba says 'Africa '..he has Nigeria in mind..he is abreast of all that is happening in Nigeria

    • @iheanyiodimba1221
      @iheanyiodimba1221 Місяць тому +7

      You couldn't have said it better. 100% truth bro

    • @kingtalker_Mc
      @kingtalker_Mc Місяць тому +2

      And every other country he knows them

    • @kingtalker_Mc
      @kingtalker_Mc Місяць тому

      Nigerian is a country that will soon be plunged into war due to how the use of the weapon of poverty to destroy people

    • @kingtalker_Mc
      @kingtalker_Mc Місяць тому

      Stop all this skill stupidity acquisition means of stealing money and le the government make agriculture a civil services, Africans are hungry let's eat first provide ans enabling ground for others to strive . Reduc3 fuel price for other goods to move on. The politicians are the problem. Where is kogi governor. With 80billion given to me I will make sure no child I nigeria sleep hungry after my 5 to 1year hungry gone policies using my agricultural strategies

    • @kingtalker_Mc
      @kingtalker_Mc Місяць тому +1

      After the skills what next, fuel price destroys the empowerment fund

  • @VenasirAbraham
    @VenasirAbraham Місяць тому +39

    This good to have professor lumunba in Nigeria am proud

  • @emmaicoe6807
    @emmaicoe6807 Місяць тому +31

    This is the real Professor. Full of knowledge and wisdom

    • @sessy4088
      @sessy4088 Місяць тому

      Not all those fake professors in Nigeria

  • @chijiokeigbokwe6672
    @chijiokeigbokwe6672 Місяць тому +22

    My love for prof. Lumumba has no bounds

  • @CaterHan
    @CaterHan Місяць тому +33

    I wish Arise TV would invite this professor regularly to tell the African politicians the truth on a regular basis

    • @chimdi_samuel
      @chimdi_samuel Місяць тому

      To do what? Talk? We like talks that remind us of our predicaments! What's the point of talking when the government or people who can change the situation don't listen? Has this Prof not been talking? What has changed? Africans are bad people, and so we produce bad leaders and pretend to hate what we like! All Africans pray for an opportunity to get into government so they can steal? So the evil continues! We ALL are the problems of Africa! IF WE DON'T LIKE CORRUPTION, WE WILL HAVE REVOLTED AGAINST IT A LONG TIME AGO. WE ARE CORRUPT AT HEART AND LIKE IT THAT WAY, AND SO WE CONDONE CORRUOTION. SOME OF US HAVE CORRUPT GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS AS FAMILY OR FRIENDS! WHAT HAVE WE DONE TO STOP THEM? NOTHING! SO, LET'S STOP CALLING A SMALL BATCH/SAMPLE SIZE OF OUR POPULATION BAD WHEN WE ALL ARE BAD AND ARE DOING NOTHING ABOUT IT. THERE'S CORRUPTION IN EVERY SMALL CORNER OF NIGERIA. NO ONE CALLS IT OIT BECAUSE WE TOO ARE INVOLVED IN OUR OWN LITTLE CORRUPT PRACTICE. THOSE NOT ALREADY INVOLVED ANRE PRAYING AND HOPING TO GET INVOLVED. SO YES, IT BAD GOVERNANCE, BUT REMEMBER THAT THE GOVERNMENT ARE MADE UP OF NIGERIANS!

    • @rheelestate
      @rheelestate Місяць тому +8

      You think those demons don’t know the truth.

    • @BabaCustom
      @BabaCustom Місяць тому

      Dey play, you don’t think they know they truth?

  • @holyovwiurhobo8381
    @holyovwiurhobo8381 Місяць тому +11

    Whether you learn all the skills in the world, government policy can trash your efforts. Leadership is everything.

  • @drenity4041
    @drenity4041 Місяць тому +24

    Thank you professor Lumumba. The other speaker is simply living in a la-la land. I am a professor here in Canada, my teaching assistant earns four times better than a full professor in Nigeria. Upskilling in Nigeria is like storing water in a basket.

    • @chidic.ifeachor7301
      @chidic.ifeachor7301 Місяць тому +3

      Good day,
      I'm a Nigerian educator with BSc and MSc degrees in Education, and a PGD in Sociology. My research interests include learning disabilities, inclusive education, and adolescent development.
      With 10+ years of teaching and counselling experience, I'm seeking opportunities for further study, work, and research collaboration in Canada.
      Any assistance or guidance you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

    • @SCh9912
      @SCh9912 Місяць тому +1

      That’s really the pity; isn’t it!!!
      Yet the poliThefians would want you to believe otherwise 🤔😢

    • @youme1414
      @youme1414 Місяць тому +1

      Both assistant professor and associate professor are paid like market sellers in Nigeria. It is time we upgrade the standard. Education shouldn't be about monetary benefits only though.

    • @ndidiamakaakpunonu1232
      @ndidiamakaakpunonu1232 Місяць тому

      Hello @drenity4041, am in academic as well, can you send me through your contact to email you.

    • @johnnwabuforudemezue1108
      @johnnwabuforudemezue1108 Місяць тому

      True

  • @Peggyg13
    @Peggyg13 Місяць тому +41

    This Dr Onyeama fellow doesn’t understand the issue for discussion very well. Kudos to Prof Lumumba for articulating the issue very well. More bows to your quiver sir.

    • @uzomaunebu1768
      @uzomaunebu1768 Місяць тому

      😅

    • @moseskayode6643
      @moseskayode6643 Місяць тому +6

      I came here to give my opinion on his response as it was awkward.
      Is risking lives in the name of migration worth it was the question but he was spewing rubbish.
      Quote” until they return home before they realize it’s not greener”. Was that the question??
      His response just pictures his hatred towards those that finds greener pastures elsewhere.

    • @Truestory-reels
      @Truestory-reels Місяць тому +8

      His response was pathetic…they keep recycling the same garbage excuses. A Kenyan professor, understands our problem and our fellow Nigerian brother is just talking nonsense…I am utterly disappointed.

    • @Peggyg13
      @Peggyg13 Місяць тому +1

      @@Truestory-reels Honestly.

    • @CxJonesMarkest
      @CxJonesMarkest Місяць тому +3

      I agree with you. Dr. Onyeama was playing politics with the truth

  • @nwaiwuvalentine
    @nwaiwuvalentine Місяць тому +5

    It was a privilege to have Professor in Nigeria and it was a privilege to hear you sir

  • @chukwudiwinter7043
    @chukwudiwinter7043 Місяць тому +13

    Prof. Lumumba always on point ❤

  • @beloved6063
    @beloved6063 Місяць тому +9

    It is not only the young Africans migrating to the West, I just migrated and I am a 58 year old. I tried to work honestly but was very frustrated and could only get things done by paying off middle men. At my age, I need peace.

  • @delel4161
    @delel4161 Місяць тому +14

    Very intelligent and articulate professor

  • @TruthEagle247
    @TruthEagle247 Місяць тому +7

    I came only because of Prof.

  • @AfroGrenadianAmbassador-473
    @AfroGrenadianAmbassador-473 Місяць тому +10

    Always love listening to this Wonderful mentor

  • @TakeuwasnNosike
    @TakeuwasnNosike Місяць тому +7

    Prof Lumumba understand that is going on in Africa. How I wish the governing elite should listen to your teachings.

  • @RobsDaDeejay
    @RobsDaDeejay Місяць тому +15

    That man oyeman is a replica of the the mindset of average Nigerians politician, he's very unempathetic, and sensitive, he's a political businessman trying to commercialise the scheme to make money for himself

  • @ochowechistanley273
    @ochowechistanley273 Місяць тому +1

    I love listening to prof lumumba any day,any time He is full of wisdom ❤

  • @kennethnwafor2484
    @kennethnwafor2484 Місяць тому +5

    This prof is a wise man

  • @chimdi_samuel
    @chimdi_samuel Місяць тому +3

    JAPA IS ALL ABOUT POOR LEADERSHIP.
    The question by the moderator: " Do you think it's a result of failed leadership?"Is a half-assed excuse to dodge responsibility by her and her employer? When even the rich send their kids abroad,it's not just poverty then; it's repeated failed governments' leadership! To even make it look like there's another reason why Africans migrate is what makes politicians get away on technicality! If 99% of people japa because of poverty, non-existent healthcare systems, insecurity, joblessness, none-existent education systems, civil wars, ethnic cleansing, etc, then what else is responsible for japa? I know we live in Nigeria, and even the media is scared to do their jobs, but can't journalists at least ask pointed questions to get good answers that can move us forward? Making it look like Nigerians/Africans have other reasons for emigration is out of touch and insenstive and unprofessional!
    All media outfits in Nigeria are just content creators. They pretend to have discussions that will make people listen and engage, but the journalist will always be scared of truths that will finger the government. They want our participation without them doing any investigative journalism and bring facts that will get the government's attention, even with the Freedom of Information Act. All media houses are places you go to get more angry and depressed about our hopeless situation. Pointless debates and discussions that just beat about the bush of serious issues and do nothing. Every person speaks from their heads. When will our journalists come and read documents obtained from their investigations? When will they stop asking questions market women ask themselves in the market? When will the start giving us information we don't already have? When will they really start putting the feet of the government officials to the fire? When will they start making politicians/government accountable? When will they just stop pretending to be media houses just for profits? WHEN WILL THEY SIMPLY START DOING THERE JOBS? Any journalist not ready to die for the truth shouldn't have the platform to talk to people!
    The government has failed. Media also has failed. If the 1st (executive), 2nd (legislative), 3rd (judiciary), and 4th (journalism) arms of a democratic system has failed, why are we here wasting time asking why people japa? We have freedom of speech and yet are afraid to use it. Nigeria needs a revolution! African leaders have to decide if they want a peaceful or violent one. The longer they keep pretending and lying, the more they choose violent revolutions because our current ways can't last long! The sad thing is that the leaders will all get away, unharmed with their families, and stolen wealth. It is still the poor Africans who will turn on themselves and suffer for the sins of our leaders.
    JAPA IS ALL ABOUT POOR LEADERSHIP. PERIOD! THE QUESTIONS IS: WHAT'S NEXT?

  • @obiilona7273
    @obiilona7273 Місяць тому +3

    Professor Lumumba is factual and informed. He needs to be listened to.
    The other guest here Dr. Onyema is trying to make excuses and defend the status quo the best he can.
    The only sense Dr. Onyema made is for us to rethink our educational system and start teaching entrepreneurial skills.

  • @obi12obi33
    @obi12obi33 Місяць тому +8

    Pro Lumumba i buy your idea

  • @shaddan3155
    @shaddan3155 Місяць тому +1

    This is a man of knowledge speaking. Prof. Patrick. See professor not the ones we have in Nigeria manipulating election results. No integrity at all

  • @kalonjeebless
    @kalonjeebless Місяць тому

    PLO Lumumba is just that gem and genius who is highly knowledgeable. His submissions are all on point

  • @Esther-vr8fc
    @Esther-vr8fc Місяць тому +1

    Both guests spoke well on different perspectives of the issue. Good job @adesuwa

  • @kennygordon6494
    @kennygordon6494 Місяць тому

    The professor is total right! Listen to this man people! Listen!

  • @nosazemeaimiuwu8802
    @nosazemeaimiuwu8802 Місяць тому +1

    Lumumba never disappoints! Like NEVER.

  • @markfaceofficial
    @markfaceofficial Місяць тому

    i love this two men especially my icon professor lumumba

  • @krandisopotu4370
    @krandisopotu4370 Місяць тому +1

    Preach father lumumba. Preach please. Louder. Please. Let these minions brains of African leaders hear you. Preach father lumumba.

  • @itiswell2023
    @itiswell2023 Місяць тому +1

    God bless you Prof. Always on point Sir.

  • @k-y6414
    @k-y6414 Місяць тому +2

    Absolute truth! Kudos to you people.

  • @militarybishop6053
    @militarybishop6053 Місяць тому +2

    They spoke very well.
    I mean very very well.
    We know most of us have this special attachment for Professor, but that shouldn't create an implicit bias towards Dr. Chibuzor, who also made valid points.
    I have seen Nigerains who relocated to the United States regretting they hadn't learned any craftwork before leaving Nigeria. That's exactly what Dr. Chibuzor highlighted

  • @emmanuelamadi8982
    @emmanuelamadi8982 Місяць тому +2

    This needs to be trending!

  • @janeosato5656
    @janeosato5656 Місяць тому

    you are the truthful person in Africa no one like you in Africa, you allwas say the truth, a country without security whot are you going to do,God bless you prof,

  • @chimachikeziem.3721
    @chimachikeziem.3721 Місяць тому +2

    Kudos to Prof Lumumba. Posterity will always be glad with you. The Nigerian there (@DrOnyema) is playing politics with core issues.

  • @shomadea
    @shomadea Місяць тому

    Prof. Lumumba always on point.

  • @wakawakatv2445
    @wakawakatv2445 Місяць тому +3

    If not for Prof Lumumba, i will not have watched this video. The Nigerian guy there is a disaster.

  • @Bubu32
    @Bubu32 Місяць тому +1

    Thank you. Poverty is not an excuse.

  • @elvisom.o.g4457
    @elvisom.o.g4457 Місяць тому +4

    The problem we hv is our military and police and efcc,if a politician stole money they dont arrest the polititian,if the law is working things will change

  • @gregorywilson2124
    @gregorywilson2124 Місяць тому +2

    Yooze guys want the good life. Instead of building your country, you uplift countries that don’t need your help

    • @abm5707
      @abm5707 Місяць тому

      Exactly, they don't get it.
      They don't hold their governments to account and are quick to run.
      You must do research on what some Nigerians have done in SA.

  • @finite336ajax7
    @finite336ajax7 Місяць тому +2

    The world is moving forward while Africa is just moving backwards. How long can this go on.

  • @okorojames2696
    @okorojames2696 Місяць тому +2

    Dr Onyeama your organization to train Nigerians skills to work overseas to pay Texas for the development of that country instead of building factories in nigeria
    10 years old child get sense pas dis our leaders oh na wa oh...

  • @Mary-h9k4v
    @Mary-h9k4v Місяць тому

    Dr. Chibuzo Onyema and Professor Lumumba are very well learned people. Most of our so called politicians don’t understand what it takes to govern the people that gave them the mandate in the first place, so how can they give what they don’t have. This is a very hard pill to swallow. Now talk about the electorate, most of them are also illiterate, they have sold their birth right and don’t know the capacity of the people they vote into office. A hand of applause to both speakers, I hope what they are preaching will come true one day.

  • @lawrenceokechukwu8680
    @lawrenceokechukwu8680 Місяць тому +2

    No Nigerian leader has ever discussed about the perilous journey the Nigerians take to the western world for greener pastures! It's a shame

  • @atsehekaamsonter
    @atsehekaamsonter Місяць тому +1

    The headline is absolutely correct

  • @danieltob6362
    @danieltob6362 Місяць тому +3

    And the politicians are us, our friends, brothers, sisters, family members, church members, mosque members etc. So we are all part of the problem. We are all the problem.

  • @maestrochris4698
    @maestrochris4698 Місяць тому +2

    I came here vecause i saw the Prof Lumumba...

  • @Kayceelem
    @Kayceelem Місяць тому +1

    If you want to invite Prof. PLO Lumumba, make sure you have enough time. It's annoying that you didn't give him much time. This is the kind of interview that you should dedicate enough time to

  • @SAapproves
    @SAapproves Місяць тому +1

    Say Nigeria in South Africa we beat our mayor for lying to us!😂

  • @uchennasampson2671
    @uchennasampson2671 Місяць тому

    My fellow Nigerians are fond of twisting issues.
    Imagine what my brother, Dr. Onyema is talking.

  • @lordyashuao.supremo7569
    @lordyashuao.supremo7569 Місяць тому

    Professor Patrick have spoken well.

  • @Themambaproject
    @Themambaproject Місяць тому +4

    Lumumba 💥💥💥

  • @sunnicentertainment7809
    @sunnicentertainment7809 Місяць тому +2

    Dr chibuzo is talking nonsense. I won't blame him, Nigeria has never happened to him.
    Welcome to Nigeria most Rev Prof Lumumba. Africa greatest activist.

  • @dezo247
    @dezo247 Місяць тому

    That is the able professor sitting right there ❤

  • @dorothyndobu3943
    @dorothyndobu3943 Місяць тому

    The only reason why i watched this was because of the realistic prof as for the Nigeria man , i was not disappointed with him as he displayed the attitude of most of our leaders, living in denial and never taking responsibility.

  • @johnellis4646
    @johnellis4646 Місяць тому +1

    Proffessor Lumumba is on point. Its responsibilities of Afrcan governments to come up with policies that ensure that the welfare of their Nationals are taken to heart. Why has Africa got low minimum wages compared to Europe even when they are employed by foreign multinational companies ? A cleaner in Europe earns more than a nurse in Africa. What do you expect?
    If this problem is not addressed money invested in Education will not have an impact because of brain drain. This is the very reason even proffessionals are living their countries for greener pastures.

    • @shomadea
      @shomadea Місяць тому

      The West has succeeded in convincing African politicians to devalue their country's currencies.

  • @veronkem6964
    @veronkem6964 Місяць тому

    Professor Lumumba thank you for your efforts. But Africa leaders the politicians have hi Jack the whole wealth of the country for selfish reason

  • @Em3ka-O2R
    @Em3ka-O2R Місяць тому

    Oh my God. These guests should have been given more time to speak on this matter. I didn’t just want this interview to end.

  • @OgheneovoOghenetega-tb2pg
    @OgheneovoOghenetega-tb2pg Місяць тому +1

    Africa must rise

  • @mariambankole7581
    @mariambankole7581 Місяць тому

    Nothing! But the fact💯

  • @sylvestereyamah4052
    @sylvestereyamah4052 Місяць тому +1

    The man on glasses needs prayers. Skills that still require you to work over sea (keep on fighting for your pocket, man). the list of what african leader always promise is much. Just one request: let their be 24-HOURS LIGHT; let start from their. Then the leader can understand the kind of youth we have.
    LET THEIR BE LIGHT!!!

  • @el-sig2249
    @el-sig2249 Місяць тому

    This time was too short for these two great men. They should have had separate interviews.

  • @vincenttotti6806
    @vincenttotti6806 Місяць тому

    You are said it's all prof they're very wicked Leaders 😢

  • @tempiedemps5179
    @tempiedemps5179 Місяць тому +1

    It would appear that the governmental' leaders are not willing to rise the levels of compensation/salaries for skilled and professional employment, but rather only to attract Political mine sets to dictate to others, as they represent the highest paid levels of individual employment. Low skill- set training does not appear to be the youth aspirations; rather many are very talented with no space provided in terms of equitable employment. May God Almighty open up the understanding of those that seek to serve the people❤, AMEN 🙏

  • @obinnaigboeli6686
    @obinnaigboeli6686 Місяць тому

    This Dr Chibuzo Onyema needs to start reasoning
    I'll never embarrass my family this way

  • @spiritualFBA
    @spiritualFBA Місяць тому

    The African government should give their young people subsides,to create new industries and become entrepreneurs

  • @22russemike
    @22russemike Місяць тому

    I Love PLO Lumumba

  • @Angela-hm3xt
    @Angela-hm3xt Місяць тому

    The reason why some young people are not employable is because the government makes it impossible to acquire skills. There is no money in education or trade. You need capital to start. Pro. Said it all. Create the environment that is encouraging. People don't thrive in an oppressive environment. That's what our societies are known for.

  • @FREESTWINDMAN
    @FREESTWINDMAN Місяць тому

    Great Job, hope someones voice has not caught up with the cold , there...🤔

  • @imeetukudo8888
    @imeetukudo8888 Місяць тому

    Any country that neglects its youths is doomed for failure, Nigeria has failed. Any country which corruption prevails can never develop, intellectually voided politicians have destroyed Nigeria. The youths should wake up from their slumber and take back Nigeria

  • @amy9317
    @amy9317 Місяць тому

    God bless you all
    If we all put hands together and make our country well
    We will all remain in our countries. Living abroad a weapon on mass destruction. Destroying everything in the humanity of the person who has migrated. The culture, moral, family and confidence of the migrant

  • @geesimon1372
    @geesimon1372 Місяць тому +1

    Paradigm shift begins with you and I. How will paradigm shift happen when some people support evil?

    • @richardobiekwe9437
      @richardobiekwe9437 Місяць тому

      Paradigm always involves a battle between right and wrong amongst and within us.

    • @geesimon1372
      @geesimon1372 Місяць тому

      @@richardobiekwe9437 are you equating wrong with ? Evil is the apogee of wrong.

  • @sundayibeneme4764
    @sundayibeneme4764 Місяць тому

    Nigeria is not a country but controlled by outsiders, the Man in the government office is just there but not doing nothing but what he tells to do.
    Young Nigerians are in trouble,
    Just look at what is going on in the Mediterranean sea everyday while African politicians keeps quite.
    Really painful.

  • @samuelsamuel8391
    @samuelsamuel8391 Місяць тому

    This issue should been treated in A.U assemble. If Africans leaders are serious about its.

  • @johnnwabuforudemezue1108
    @johnnwabuforudemezue1108 Місяць тому

    All Nigerians are asking are the basics, health care, education, energy, mechanized agriculture.

  • @alliseun
    @alliseun Місяць тому

    Where is CHARLES?

  • @dollarsbe8953
    @dollarsbe8953 Місяць тому

    👏

  • @Vernac2EnglishConfessions
    @Vernac2EnglishConfessions Місяць тому

    Then people preach Pan -Africanism. The AU should b functional first and help other African state cut down on corruption and remove unfair practices

  • @kingtalker_Mc
    @kingtalker_Mc Місяць тому

    Please, Dr Chibuzor, I wish that you take back the believe that the European country isn't a green pasture, why are all the politician children and families in the European country. Why are they going for medical care. Why do the go and seek their consent in politics. Every struggling Nigeria makes a way by striving, but the politicians are making sure the youths are strangle and milked to death. The politicians all get a life-time settlement for just four years of services to the country. Open the doors pls let all the skill workers go to a country where they are valued . Nigerian is like a cursed country by its own prophets . How many companies can u hand pick that is supplying Nigerians. We are doomed by our politicians who are ready to destroy every youths dream. Why can't the governors and ex leaders be accountable for bad roads , no light, how much Is fuel. Who controls the price of market goods. Pls talk is cheap

  • @JohnUkachukwu-wh1zv
    @JohnUkachukwu-wh1zv Місяць тому +2

    This chibuzo is useless man

  • @yesintosan7478
    @yesintosan7478 Місяць тому

    Omo the more that man talk. The more I dey shame 17:26

  • @chimdi_samuel
    @chimdi_samuel Місяць тому

    The founder is actually kind of encouraging japa! Because in the end, there are no jobs here, and the people who get trained will leave Africa where the jobs are.

  • @josephemeka7395
    @josephemeka7395 Місяць тому

    There are greener pastures in some places. There is lack, yes. Fix the governments and systems.

  • @mistayu2524
    @mistayu2524 Місяць тому

    This Chibuzo is not correct. There are several opportunities abroad, and there is dignity in labour. You work, you get paid, and appropriately too.

  • @Flo-er1il
    @Flo-er1il Місяць тому

    The skills are good, but other countries put a system in place that prioritize it's people. Yes, Foreigners come in those countries and can work and make money but, the people of that country are prioritize. Africa proritizes foreigners over the Africans and Africa participates in the cast system against it's people.

  • @UweriavweEmmanuel-k6p
    @UweriavweEmmanuel-k6p Місяць тому

    No hope in Nigeria for the youths

  • @donatusben4021
    @donatusben4021 Місяць тому

    You can’t stop people from going to where they deem fit in search of greener pastures. Even animals goes to where they will naturally find food to eat in the forest.

    • @dorothyndobu3943
      @dorothyndobu3943 Місяць тому +1

      You did not get the message, no one is saying people should not migrate but not at the expense of their lives like the way most Africans do ,going through the dessert and Mediterranean seas.Have ever heard of Europeans or people in countries like the UEA and part of Asia where their countries are doing well embarking on such dangerous journeys in the name of migration. African leaders need to put greed apart and think about the welfare of their citizens the way caring countries are.

    • @tyronelorenzovalentio3414
      @tyronelorenzovalentio3414 Місяць тому

      That’s why your countries are failing
      Tether

  • @nsikaninyang9760
    @nsikaninyang9760 Місяць тому

    Doctor doesn't understand the issue on ground listen to prof and learn more

  • @michealjack6819
    @michealjack6819 Місяць тому

    Chibuzir you are wrong inform there is a greener pasture..a man who is suffering in Nigeria is the same person who died in the sea ..life is risk

  • @ElizabethEnow-s1u
    @ElizabethEnow-s1u Місяць тому

    Bad idea other countries that are not migrating you mean they don't have political problems

  • @prince.eric_msemwa9732
    @prince.eric_msemwa9732 Місяць тому

    👏🏾

  • @AkuOnyeumuoba
    @AkuOnyeumuoba Місяць тому

    Nothing different from Tinubu and this fellow Onyema that talking trash wasting precious time kudos to young Africans mentor Professor Lumumba.

  • @tyronelorenzovalentio3414
    @tyronelorenzovalentio3414 Місяць тому

    Lots of Tethers are fleeing from their homeland😂😂😂😂

  • @chimdi_samuel
    @chimdi_samuel Місяць тому

    The questions asked on this program are not properly thought out!
    The other guest is almost talking about pointless matters. Irrelevant ponits.
    The Prof made all the points.
    The verdict of this matter is not even in. Nigeria/Africa will pay for this later. We've lost our best minds already. The minds that would have driven Africa forward have been totally lost!
    We have no future! Nigeria has no future. Africa has no future!
    I agree with the prof: Africans are to blame for what is happening to us.

  • @formostnetwork
    @formostnetwork Місяць тому +1

    Thank you, prof, the other guest seems to live in self-denial. What manner of entrepreneurship are you talking about when there's no energy, large-scale insecurity and corruption.

  • @florencemordi7833
    @florencemordi7833 Місяць тому

    U know why people are suffering and running from their countries. Bad rulership must stop in Africa now. Africa must be very ashamed and sorry for their sins. They must change now as they are responsible for the death of people trying to escape African bad governance.

  • @kayodeabdullahi866
    @kayodeabdullahi866 Місяць тому

    Infact prof. Lumumba analysis speak it all and even understand Nigeria and africans problems than onyeka😅, as for onyeka, are u preparing d Japa youth for capacity building abroad rather than at home?🤔 You need clearly state d main objective goals of your foundation please.

  • @olanipekunaliuopeyemi238
    @olanipekunaliuopeyemi238 Місяць тому

    When foolish people speaks , you don’t need anyone to dissect their point of view.
    God bless Prof Lumumba, my fellow Nigeria on the other hand is way too far from the reality.

  • @temitopeadewale8929
    @temitopeadewale8929 Місяць тому

    It is pathetic to note that a Kenyan Professor understands the plight of an average Nigerian youth more substantially than a so called "Nigerian" Onyema. It's quite embarrassing that he just jested with the sufferings people had to go through by condensing his very elusive idea in to bracketing migrating youths into an unemployable and unskilled basket. Although he tried to refine his crude point at the second attempt, all the same his first point undermined the rationale for his invitation.

  • @modoubaka657
    @modoubaka657 Місяць тому

    Lumumba 👏🏾👏🏾🙏🏿🫱🏻‍🫲🏽

  • @okorojames2696
    @okorojames2696 Місяць тому

    Dr Onyeama base on your statement it seems you haven't traveled out of Nigeria to western countries to know that your skills in western countries is nothing
    Things of do western countries trained their citizens to travel to Africa to work as a farmers and other sectors
    I believe your organization have to watch out for there is something you are not telling us Dr Onyeama
    Your speech is not idea to up Africa.