63rd Independence: Nigeria's Position Today Has Been Self-Inflicted - Robert Clarke SAN

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  • @universalheritagetvnaija1694
    @universalheritagetvnaija1694 Рік тому +5

    This man is a double edged sword. He is part of our problems

    • @thomasassim-ita1787
      @thomasassim-ita1787 Рік тому +1

      You're absolutely right. This man is part of our problem. People that benefit from politics can never be trusted to give objective and credible opinion. I wonder why Arise TV keep featuring this man when he's part of the problem?

    • @oluwaisinvolved1566
      @oluwaisinvolved1566 Рік тому

      Because he's not a one - way traffic man like peter obi supporters

    • @oluwaisinvolved1566
      @oluwaisinvolved1566 Рік тому

      ​@@thomasassim-ita1787I wonder why arise tv news can't bring whoever they want because your selfish interests 😂😂

    • @thomasassim-ita1787
      @thomasassim-ita1787 Рік тому

      @@oluwaisinvolved1566 you must be insane to insult me for voicing my opinion, fool

    • @ekpemeisong1331
      @ekpemeisong1331 Рік тому

      This man is innocent and honest. The System OBJ and Abdul Salami created in the name of subsidy is the problem.

  • @iyiojo985
    @iyiojo985 Рік тому +8

    Sound analysis from Pa Robert Clark. Epitomised wisdom

    • @joshuafrank5838
      @joshuafrank5838 Рік тому

      Published 22nd January 2012
      Why LABOUR PARTY boycotted Jonathan’s meeting on fuel subsidy removal-Nwayanwu (LP NATIONAL CHAIRMAN)
      National Chairman of Labour Party, LP, Dan Nwanyanwu, speaks on why his party did not support removal of subsidy on petrol. He also laments that corruption in government is worse today than ever before
      You shunned the meeting called by President Goodluck Jonathan with chairmen of political parties to discuss oil subsidy removal. Was your action based on the decision of the Labour Party or it was a personal decision?
      First of all, we were invited to the meeting but since the agenda was to discuss the issue of the security of the nation and removal of oil subsidy, the president’s intention was to persuade or he attempted to seek the support of political parties for removal of fuel subsidy, there was no point going there. Our party’s position has been very clear; we are against the removal of fuel subsidy.
      We knew ab nitio that it is one decision that will not fly.
      This is predicated on the fact that Labour Party, as is a mass based organisation, as a political party that is representing truly the people of Nigeria. It will be irresponsible of the party to endorse the removal of petroleum subsidy.
      But we must make this point clear: We gave alternative even as we are opposed to the removal. We do not want to accept that Nigerians are not in a position to run refineries effectively. We do not want to accept that government has no business in business. We should ask ourselves, how are they doing it in Saudi Arabia? How are they doing it in Qatar? How are they doing it in Vienna? How is Ghana that just joined the oil producing countries doing it?
      The truth of the matter is that this so -called subsidy has been based on importation. As they are doing their calculation, even before the vessel arrives in Nigeria, they have already calculated all manner of things.
      Things like what?
      For instance, they have already calculated that there would be 10 days of demurrage; there will be this, there will be that. It is purely based on government’s inefficiency. Why can’t we get our refineries to perform optimally.
      Labour Party believes that we need at least four oil refineries in Nigeria. Last year, the Federal Government spent about N240bn on subsidy. As at September 2011, it has spent N1.3trn without the approval of the National Assembly. That N1.3trn, if I go by what the managing director of NNPC told the Senate, is more that the cost of building standard refineries, at least four.
      That will make government be in a position to refine all our domestic needs and then sell to our neighbouring countries. So, it is a question of throwing away money that would have given us four refineries that would have complemented the three we have to get seven refineries.
      If we do that, there will not be a need for subsidy again.
      What does Labour Party believe in within the context of this subsidy issue in simple terms?
      LP believes that Nigeria should not buy petrol at more than N35 per litre. This is supposed to be a God-given resource but we cannot name one thing Nigerians are enjoying from successive administrations in the country. Petrol subsidy is the only one left and they’ve taken it away.
      That is why we are opposed to it; we will continue to be opposed to it. We can never be persuaded or convinced to accept it because it is against the people, it is anti-Nigerian; it is unpatriotic for anybody to accept that fuel subsidy should be removed. It is to bury the people of Nigeria finally.
      I think this is a booboo trap set for President Jonathan. We drew his attention to it; they are trying to force IMF pills down the throat of Nigerians. Mr. President must realise that whether we like it or not when this whole system is destroyed alongside the people of Nigeria, I mean their economic capacity, it is his administration that would be mentioned, not those who initiated the nefarious policies and got him to accept them.
      Would it not have been better if you had attended the meeting to reaffirm LP’s position?
      We have our own way of doing things; we endorsed Jonathan. It was the most critical and significant endorsement he got before the election. And that sealed victory for him, even those who had not made up their minds on him had to do so immediately LP endorsed him. It was so because we have integrity, we have credibility.
      We discussed a lot of things with President Jonathan; we told him that time had come for us to build more rail tracks from Lagos to Abuja, Abuja to Sokoto, Abuja to Kano, Adamawa, Owerri etc. That we should have light rails within cities to ease the suffering of Nigerians.
      If we have Abuja to Lagos for four hours, most people will have no business going to the airport, people can from any part of the country come to Abuja and return to their place of residence the same day. This is possible. We talked about education, revitalising our industries, Niger Delta, welfare of Nigerians. Those were the issues we took up with him one after the other. And we all agreed.
      The issue of removal of fuel subsidy was not there. If he had introduced it during the electioneering, I bet you Nigerians wouldn’t have voted for him. This is a policy that only those in government today are singing. We have been told that the people are less than 20 and it is true because the Senate has released the names.
      All they are trying to do now is to increase the number to 50 or 100. Those that are outside now want to come in. All this noise about removal of subsidy is to increase the number of those that will share from the trillion every year.
      We have seen all the increases in prices of petroleum products in the past three, four administrations. Nigerians have been worse for it. There has been nothing to show for it. The only time we saw something good coming from petroleum proceeds was during the PTF era managed by Buhari. Till tomorrow, if you go to universities you see what PTF did, so also some of our roads.
      What is the problem because government is saying that savings from the subsidy would be…?
      (Cuts in) Nigerians have no trust that the revenue that will accrue from the subsidy removal will be managed as government is claiming, so this is a deadly pill that the people of this country have refused to swallow. I advise Mr. President to drop it and use the plan B which is building more refineries and running them effectively.
      Before, they said it was not possible to run a national carrier. I became very happy with the minister of aviation when I read that it is doable. I said in my mind,’ thank you madam, I have been an advocate of Nigeria having its own carrier because that is a good source of revenue.
      We should run it professionally like a business. Why is Arik making money? Why has Aero not gone down? Why is ChanChangi still flying? Why is Dana progressing? Yet they will say that government cannot run one. Ethiopia has no mineral resource; the only strong source of revenue is through Ethiopian Airline which comes to Nigeria.
      Yet somebody will sit down in the ministry and tell us that Nigeria has no business running a national carrier. If I had my way I’ll tell FG that I need N10bn and with that I will run an effective airline and return the money to government in five years. There are people in this country that can run it professionally.
      Those in government don’t look for free ticket in British Airways or Lufthansa, they pay up front yet they would want a free ticket in our own national carrier. We have to change; the time has come for us to go past all this confusion and claims, that nothing works in Nigeria. We have people that can effectively run this country

  • @colefarms3624
    @colefarms3624 Рік тому +2

    Problems of Nigeria can be solved if these three issues are addressed. That is deep insight from the elder statesman. I hope those in government can tackle these issues.
    1. Absence of functional local government as an instrument of governance
    2. Need for independent candidacy for elections instead of through membership of a political party
    3. Amend the 1999 constitution

  • @popsonjaiyesimi7670
    @popsonjaiyesimi7670 Рік тому +3

    Our elderly statesman is criss-crossing and dilly dallying and very unfaithful.

  • @Seko1087
    @Seko1087 Рік тому +2

    People put blame on 1999 constitution. The question is have we practiced what is in it ?The answer is NO. This constitution is not perfect but good enough to make Nigeria a better country if adhered to by politicians, Judiciary and Law enforcement agencies. People build country constitution alone will not do it

  • @emiaki5187
    @emiaki5187 Рік тому +3

    Well said, SAN. It’s a pity:(

  • @adeyinkabenjamin4786
    @adeyinkabenjamin4786 Рік тому +11

    Even Tinubu fought against the removal of the subsidy during Jonathan regime.

    • @joshuafrank5838
      @joshuafrank5838 Рік тому +1

      The labour party fought against the removal of fuel subsidy under Jonathan

    • @joshuafrank5838
      @joshuafrank5838 Рік тому

      22nd January 2012
      Why LABOUR PARTY boycotted Jonathan’s meeting on fuel subsidy removal-Nwayanwu (LP NATIONAL CHAIRMAN)
      National Chairman of Labour Party, LP, Dan Nwanyanwu, speaks on why his party did not support removal of subsidy on petrol. He also laments that corruption in government is worse today than ever before
      You shunned the meeting called by President Goodluck Jonathan with chairmen of political parties to discuss oil subsidy removal. Was your action based on the decision of the Labour Party or it was a personal decision?
      First of all, we were invited to the meeting but since the agenda was to discuss the issue of the security of the nation and removal of oil subsidy, the president’s intention was to persuade or he attempted to seek the support of political parties for removal of fuel subsidy, there was no point going there. Our party’s position has been very clear; we are against the removal of fuel subsidy.
      We knew ab nitio that it is one decision that will not fly.
      This is predicated on the fact that Labour Party, as is a mass based organisation, as a political party that is representing truly the people of Nigeria. It will be irresponsible of the party to endorse the removal of petroleum subsidy.
      But we must make this point clear: We gave alternative even as we are opposed to the removal. We do not want to accept that Nigerians are not in a position to run refineries effectively. We do not want to accept that government has no business in business. We should ask ourselves, how are they doing it in Saudi Arabia? How are they doing it in Qatar? How are they doing it in Vienna? How is Ghana that just joined the oil producing countries doing it?
      The truth of the matter is that this so -called subsidy has been based on importation. As they are doing their calculation, even before the vessel arrives in Nigeria, they have already calculated all manner of things.
      Things like what?
      For instance, they have already calculated that there would be 10 days of demurrage; there will be this, there will be that. It is purely based on government’s inefficiency. Why can’t we get our refineries to perform optimally.
      Labour Party believes that we need at least four oil refineries in Nigeria. Last year, the Federal Government spent about N240bn on subsidy. As at September 2011, it has spent N1.3trn without the approval of the National Assembly. That N1.3trn, if I go by what the managing director of NNPC told the Senate, is more that the cost of building standard refineries, at least four.
      That will make government be in a position to refine all our domestic needs and then sell to our neighbouring countries. So, it is a question of throwing away money that would have given us four refineries that would have complemented the three we have to get seven refineries.
      If we do that, there will not be a need for subsidy again.
      What does Labour Party believe in within the context of this subsidy issue in simple terms?
      LP believes that Nigeria should not buy petrol at more than N35 per litre. This is supposed to be a God-given resource but we cannot name one thing Nigerians are enjoying from successive administrations in the country. Petrol subsidy is the only one left and they’ve taken it away.
      That is why we are opposed to it; we will continue to be opposed to it. We can never be persuaded or convinced to accept it because it is against the people, it is anti-Nigerian; it is unpatriotic for anybody to accept that fuel subsidy should be removed. It is to bury the people of Nigeria finally.
      I think this is a booboo trap set for President Jonathan. We drew his attention to it; they are trying to force IMF pills down the throat of Nigerians. Mr. President must realise that whether we like it or not when this whole system is destroyed alongside the people of Nigeria, I mean their economic capacity, it is his administration that would be mentioned, not those who initiated the nefarious policies and got him to accept them.
      Would it not have been better if you had attended the meeting to reaffirm LP’s position?
      We have our own way of doing things; we endorsed Jonathan. It was the most critical and significant endorsement he got before the election. And that sealed victory for him, even those who had not made up their minds on him had to do so immediately LP endorsed him. It was so because we have integrity, we have credibility.
      We discussed a lot of things with President Jonathan; we told him that time had come for us to build more rail tracks from Lagos to Abuja, Abuja to Sokoto, Abuja to Kano, Adamawa, Owerri etc. That we should have light rails within cities to ease the suffering of Nigerians.
      If we have Abuja to Lagos for four hours, most people will have no business going to the airport, people can from any part of the country come to Abuja and return to their place of residence the same day. This is possible. We talked about education, revitalising our industries, Niger Delta, welfare of Nigerians. Those were the issues we took up with him one after the other. And we all agreed.
      The issue of removal of fuel subsidy was not there. If he had introduced it during the electioneering, I bet you Nigerians wouldn’t have voted for him. This is a policy that only those in government today are singing. We have been told that the people are less than 20 and it is true because the Senate has released the names.
      All they are trying to do now is to increase the number to 50 or 100. Those that are outside now want to come in. All this noise about removal of subsidy is to increase the number of those that will share from the trillion every year.
      We have seen all the increases in prices of petroleum products in the past three, four administrations. Nigerians have been worse for it. There has been nothing to show for it. The only time we saw something good coming from petroleum proceeds was during the PTF era managed by Buhari. Till tomorrow, if you go to universities you see what PTF did, so also some of our roads.
      What is the problem because government is saying that savings from the subsidy would be…?
      (Cuts in) Nigerians have no trust that the revenue that will accrue from the subsidy removal will be managed as government is claiming, so this is a deadly pill that the people of this country have refused to swallow. I advise Mr. President to drop it and use the plan B which is building more refineries and running them effectively.
      Before, they said it was not possible to run a national carrier. I became very happy with the minister of aviation when I read that it is doable. I said in my mind,’ thank you madam, I have been an advocate of Nigeria having its own carrier because that is a good source of revenue.
      We should run it professionally like a business. Why is Arik making money? Why has Aero not gone down? Why is ChanChangi still flying? Why is Dana progressing? Yet they will say that government cannot run one. Ethiopia has no mineral resource; the only strong source of revenue is through Ethiopian Airline which comes to Nigeria.
      Yet somebody will sit down in the ministry and tell us that Nigeria has no business running a national carrier. If I had my way I’ll tell FG that I need N10bn and with that I will run an effective airline and return the money to government in five years. There are people in this country that can run it professionally.
      Those in government don’t look for free ticket in British Airways or Lufthansa, they pay up front yet they would want a free ticket in our own national carrier. We have to change; the time has come for us to go past all this confusion and claims, that nothing works in Nigeria. We have people that can effectively run this country

    • @sholaekan
      @sholaekan Рік тому

      Misinformated Olodo

    • @sulaak
      @sulaak Рік тому +1

      Jonathan should have removed subsidies, leadership is about making tough decisions, Jonathan was interested in the election of 2015 instead of combating corruption and removing oil subsidies.

  • @adeniyiodubanjo7645
    @adeniyiodubanjo7645 Рік тому +8

    I agree with you Baba. Yahoo ni gbogbo wa. We're all crooks.

  • @yinkusthony
    @yinkusthony Рік тому

    This is deep .God bless you sir

  • @happytobepartofthisdanner8482
    @happytobepartofthisdanner8482 Рік тому +10

    TINUBU should henceforth stop answering the CSU Female Student name. He should start using his normal name of YEKINI SANGODELE AMODA. He should also step down as his time in office has expired following the Ruling from Chicago Court.

    • @hakeemoladunjoye3482
      @hakeemoladunjoye3482 Рік тому +3

      People like you believe buhari is jubril from Sudan, so many will not be surprised with your reasonings even when the CSU release Tinubu admission letter reading Mr. Tinubu but you won't know because of bitterness as if, if your candidate win it will be giving you free things. Lazy thinker

    • @oluwaisinvolved1566
      @oluwaisinvolved1566 Рік тому

      I guess you're among the people that voted for the party that lost the election..loser 😂😂

    • @azubuikenwokeforo-mb5ol
      @azubuikenwokeforo-mb5ol Рік тому

      ​@@hakeemoladunjoye3482you are the one who is a lazy thinker. The name you mentioned here Tinubu was a woman but your bigotry will not allow you to say it. Tinubu is a criminal and all of you knew it that his original names are not Tinubu. You're stupid to call someone lazy. Yorubas are certificate forgers.

  • @SuperFatsoul
    @SuperFatsoul Рік тому +3

    Pray to your God as much as you want, there will be absolutely no changes to Nigeria.
    Start with putting man of integrity as the leader so he leads by example and slowly start the little changes.
    Clean the presidency, senate, and judiciary of corruption. Then get the constitution amended...
    Change will be forced to start. Corruption is deeply embedded in the nigerian society that citizens think its a way of life.
    We must start with the basics like standing in line, and not offering bribes or receiving it... then we may start seeing changes

  • @precioussoul07
    @precioussoul07 Рік тому

    I doff my hat. Brilliance and eloquence

  • @zillamakilla8775
    @zillamakilla8775 Рік тому +18

    The double speaking Clark. He is one of those lawyers who believe they can impose their jaundiced reasoning on others just because they are lawyers.

    • @childrentoys4537
      @childrentoys4537 Рік тому +2

      You exactly stated what i was thinking as i was listening to him speak. He is a double standard man.

  • @azegeaustin5615
    @azegeaustin5615 Рік тому +4

    I want to thank the elder state-man for saying it as it is.

    • @SCh9912
      @SCh9912 Рік тому

      The problems of Nigeria

  • @matthewerhabor2524
    @matthewerhabor2524 Рік тому

    God will continue to bless you sir 🙏

  • @olaitancreativemedia
    @olaitancreativemedia Рік тому +8

    My own personal opinion about Nigeria problems revolves around "ethnicity", Nigerians needs to know that we are not one people, but we are one nation, and our constitutions needs to be review on the basis of the region and languages so that we can promote cultural value, trade and living among ourselves.

    • @minn-e5z
      @minn-e5z Рік тому +1

      I agree with your statement 1000%. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🇳🇬

    • @ebukandehigwo2278
      @ebukandehigwo2278 Рік тому

      NYSC did it and failed

    • @udob4939
      @udob4939 Рік тому

      We are not one ppl

    • @africanstar5814
      @africanstar5814 Рік тому +5

      Nigeria's problem isn't around "ethnicity" it is around GREEED and CORRUPT minds. Even if Nigeria is divided into Biafra and Oduduwa republics, the same level of corruption will continue within those countries. We need true Pan Africans to be leaders, ppl who want the growth of Nigeria and Africa as a whole and not just the growth of their pockets.

    • @chriseneremadu6931
      @chriseneremadu6931 Рік тому +2

      Ethnicity, religion and tribalistic tendencies is the major problems of Nigeria and elders like pa Clark here who knows exactly what APC and tinubu did in 25th Feb election but still support it

  • @peteroj3
    @peteroj3 Рік тому

    Very brilliant man

  • @JosephDogbe
    @JosephDogbe Рік тому

    Papa may God almighty add more years for your lives for telling the demon Nigeria government the truth

  • @nnamanierasmus7845
    @nnamanierasmus7845 Рік тому +3

    Third-force can only change 1999 constitution. Surprising to hear this from the great senior Advocate of Nigerian today because he have been defending Tinubu APC electoral tribunal Judgement indirectly.

  • @matthewerhabor2524
    @matthewerhabor2524 Рік тому

    Very interesting 👌

  • @idiaidia6082
    @idiaidia6082 Рік тому +3

    Chief Clark has always validated the entrenched positions of the Nigerian ruling class, especially the judiciary.

  • @crownedking2567
    @crownedking2567 Рік тому

    Good bless Pa Clarke

  • @chiefdoer
    @chiefdoer Рік тому +1

    Hard to be on the fence these days. Chief Clarke has put himself in the crosshair of those on the losing side.

  • @drtonymilton2684
    @drtonymilton2684 Рік тому +4

    Wow this is how old age should be
    Old people should not be afraid to speak the truth
    Kudos to this baba

  • @taiwoabiodun9197
    @taiwoabiodun9197 Рік тому +2

    Wàláítàlàì I believe we need Uncle Jerry

  • @josephineosagie848
    @josephineosagie848 Рік тому +2

    Sir, not all are crooks!!

  • @marvinlawani4935
    @marvinlawani4935 Рік тому +4

    This man is a yesterday man.

    • @oluwaisinvolved1566
      @oluwaisinvolved1566 Рік тому +2

      Because he didn't support peter obi and atiku's propaganda 😂😂

  • @johnmuoka2287
    @johnmuoka2287 Рік тому

    How

  • @chiomalewis7667
    @chiomalewis7667 Рік тому +1

    It is expedient for anybody who wants to contest a political office to belong to a political party. Nigerian political system should also recognize independent candidates. Nigerian politics should be for service and not for monetary gains.

  • @mewhoibe
    @mewhoibe Рік тому +10

    Tinubu is a typical example of those politicians you are referring to Sir. He can’t defend anything about himself, wealth, education, age etc. Original gba ju e.

  • @kehindeodumuyiwa4186
    @kehindeodumuyiwa4186 Рік тому +2

    According to what the gentleman is saying, why are we mentioning GOD names to lies and to kept our citizens in darkness bcs hearing God's name its weaking Nigerias bcs for them is God first even must of the time calling God's to kept citizens in darkness. They forget we were enslaved in the name of God and those who enslaved us was praised in the name of God. Let's wake up and think.

  • @courageehimwonzee7528
    @courageehimwonzee7528 Рік тому +1

    Someone says one thing today and another tomorrow. Please listen to his previous commentaries and juxtapose

  • @antnam4406
    @antnam4406 Рік тому +1

    Baba came to give AsleepTv and headless mob gbasgbos.

  • @josephineosagie848
    @josephineosagie848 Рік тому +1

    To me, I think all is suffering 😢😮!!

  • @christiananyakora
    @christiananyakora Рік тому +11

    Controversial SAN

    • @hannymuhammedemetem5790
      @hannymuhammedemetem5790 Рік тому

      As how?

    • @christiananyakora
      @christiananyakora Рік тому +1

      He was very controversial about last election
      I lost my respect for so called elder statesman for not standing by the truth and condemning 1999 constitution.
      Yes the constitution is bad but the judges are making things worse as if they don’t belong here.
      But it amazes me when his likes speaks from two sides of their mouths.

    • @zillamakilla8775
      @zillamakilla8775 Рік тому

      @@hannymuhammedemetem5790Because he is a northerner, his views are never national but parochial as always.

  • @stan3304
    @stan3304 Рік тому +9

    Senior advocate of criminals.

  • @fidelisakhabue9692
    @fidelisakhabue9692 Рік тому +1

    Chief Clark is neither here nor there with his comments.

  • @wokem931
    @wokem931 Рік тому +1

    Beneficiary of abandoned houses during the wsr speaking from all parts of his mouth..pa go rest

  • @josephedokwe6177
    @josephedokwe6177 Рік тому +2

    This is one of the most confusing words spoken by an old man. So we all should continue praying for Nigerian elected officials to do what we voted them to do. Ever since I was born everyone both individually, churches, non-Christians, Muslims, in fact, everyone has been praying that people should do their job to move this nation forward. And Nigeria my country goes bad every day. And here an elder-state man telling us to continue praying. Well, he said it all, every election in Nigeria is their harvest time.

  • @alfalfred8722
    @alfalfred8722 Рік тому

    Let us call British Government and plead with them to come and continue from where they stopped in 1960. No need to keep deceiving ourselves, we can’t lead ourselves.

  • @markenoma6121
    @markenoma6121 Рік тому +4

    If confused was a person

  • @SCh9912
    @SCh9912 Рік тому

    The problems WITH Nigeria💭🧐😇🤩

  • @luckyesasodje730
    @luckyesasodje730 Рік тому +1

    This elder?

  • @collinsolisa3566
    @collinsolisa3566 Рік тому +1

    This man dey conflict himself

  • @gbengaadaramaja3780
    @gbengaadaramaja3780 Рік тому +1

    Sound conversation

  • @chigoziepaschal2152
    @chigoziepaschal2152 Рік тому +8

    This man is corrupt and controversial as tinubu.

    • @iyiojo985
      @iyiojo985 Рік тому +2

      He spoke the truth

    • @adetunde6652
      @adetunde6652 Рік тому +1

      He was controversial in some previous interviews. He is a friend of Amoda Ogunlere a.k.a. Ahmed Tinubu

  • @izuchukwuobiadi766
    @izuchukwuobiadi766 Рік тому +6

    Clark is quite old and this has affected his faculty. Pls tv houses should allow him rest in retirement....

    • @ChuckFrankie
      @ChuckFrankie Рік тому +2

      A younger person will disagree with you and you will say he is not wise and abuse him, an old man will disagree with you and you will say he is too old and can't reason well.
      I guess you don't know, but you are your own problem as a people..

  • @emmacollins2164
    @emmacollins2164 Рік тому

    Lot of loopholes in his statements even though he spoke well. Tnx Baba.

  • @SCh9912
    @SCh9912 Рік тому +1

    What can we say….making some very good points; yet believe Obi was a Northern CAN, sectional, Tribal and evangelical candidate!!!
    Indeed, The problems OF Nigeria‼️

  • @AdeñipekunGabrielAderibigbe

    Everyone is guilty in this case because we all want to be rich at all cost via short course

  • @ayomikunawoseyi5226
    @ayomikunawoseyi5226 Рік тому

    I agree with you sir
    For the first time an elder stateman agrees with the third force...

  • @houvest
    @houvest Рік тому +1

    Speaking from both sides of the mouth at such an old age and interviewers are too weak to defend those accused falsely or at least create some balance.

  • @Kanjuabenko
    @Kanjuabenko Рік тому

    Baba yio ke kadun.Lagbara awon ti oloun gbe ile aye fun

  • @anthonynwosu9780
    @anthonynwosu9780 Рік тому +1

    This man should go to rest his one of problem l have listened to some of his interviews his in the wrong side

  • @george5240
    @george5240 Рік тому

    I don't know why we keep talking about prayer...what has prayer don... lets hold the so called leaders to ransome...

  • @tajudeenabubakaraneru5427
    @tajudeenabubakaraneru5427 Рік тому

    Third force or a revolution.

  • @obi1980
    @obi1980 Рік тому

    Ogogoro no good!

  • @chukwumaachiobu7308
    @chukwumaachiobu7308 Рік тому

    Speaking from both sides of his mouth!
    He is referring to military intervention as the 3rd force to enable a constitutional conference and subsequent new constitution

  • @patiencedowntown6741
    @patiencedowntown6741 Рік тому

    This man and his type are the problem with Nigeria. I feel sorry for him because he lacks totally the capacity to tell himself the truth even in his old age. Sorry for you, Sir.

  • @firewall8848
    @firewall8848 Рік тому +1

    Clark is confused. His children should not let him skip taking his medication again

    • @oluwaisinvolved1566
      @oluwaisinvolved1566 Рік тому

      Because I didn't support your IPOB candidate peter obi 😂😂

  • @zillamakilla8775
    @zillamakilla8775 Рік тому

    Let this man not deceive you; from his name you will think he is from Southern Nigeria, far from it. His father is an Englishman and his mother is Fulani. When you get this you will understand his tribalism and sectionalism but would come on a national tv to fool people that he is a nationalist.

  • @Benzo442
    @Benzo442 Рік тому +4

    "Today, there's no rigging in the Nigerian election" is what is sound conversation? Una mumu too much! This old man that speaks from both sides of the mouth! What more is more rigging than promising to transmit results live but failing to do so!

    • @iyiojo985
      @iyiojo985 Рік тому +1

      Not everyone supports your messaiah Obi

    • @zillamakilla8775
      @zillamakilla8775 Рік тому +1

      You are a very keen watcher of events. You are excellent in describing this man. He is one of those lawyers who believe they can impose their jaundiced reasoning on others just because they are lawyers.

    • @InnocentNyong-v8t
      @InnocentNyong-v8t Рік тому +1

      He speaks from both side of the mouth like your papa

    • @adeniyiodubanjo7645
      @adeniyiodubanjo7645 Рік тому +1

      Children of perdition will always condemn the wise counsel of an elderly man like Pa Clark

  • @michaelegonu6918
    @michaelegonu6918 Рік тому

    Buhari destroyed Nigeria.

  • @truethots3088
    @truethots3088 Рік тому +4

    Another crook that helped destroy Nigeria giving thier nonesense 2 kobo opinion

    • @adetunde6652
      @adetunde6652 Рік тому +2

      Pa. Edwin Clarke talks some TRUTH to power this time !
      Nigerians should listen to this interview, over and over !! Kudos to him .

  • @akrikaakrika1474
    @akrikaakrika1474 Рік тому +1

    This man has become a shameless double talker. He has lost all credibility!