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  ‘Nigeria needs an intentional government’ - Steve Dede 24.09.2026 2val 7min

  Stephen Chimezie Nnweremizu is a political scientist and socio-political analyst with a Master’s degree in Public Affairs and Political Communication. He has been involved in various research projects, including examining the prospects of restructuring Nigeria’s political system, both horizontally and vertically.In this episode, we explore Nigeria’s political and socio-economic future, including the persistent underdevelopment of Northern Nigeria, the challenges to economic growth in the South East, the lessons from the 2023 Nigerian presidential election, and possible approaches to addressing insecurity in the North. We also discuss Peter Obi’s possible next move if the 2027 elections are perceived to have been rigged, and what this could mean for Nigeria’s political landscape.If you enjoyed this conversation, please support the channel by liking the video, subscribing, sharing it with others, and leaving your thoughts in the comments section. Your feedback is greatly appreciated and helps the channel continue to grow.EPISODE LINKS: X: @Stevedede12IG: @Onono931Facebook: Steve Dede Chimezie OUTLINE:0:00 Introduction1:32 Learning about Nigeria from afar 06:07 The chaotic nature of Nigeria and comparing governance in Ireland and Nigeria13:21 Proposing a system that will work in Nigeria23:07 The importance of legitimacy and communication 28:39 Steve’s broad view of Nigeria politically 35:40 Chinese development & what we can learn as Nigerians 39:05 The paradox of the North46:43 The paradox of the South East 59:58 Evaluating the 2023 Presidential election1:07:56 Tinubu’s performance as President 1:17:14 Insecurity in Nigeria 1:29:55 Will Peter Obi lead the ‘20 million march’?1:42:02 Does Obi stand a chance next year? 1:54:04 Education in Nigeria 2:02:08 ‘The Shock Doctrine’ and book recommendations 2:04:13 Guest recommendations 2:05:50 Conclusion SOCIAL:X: @NobleEyisiInstagram: @nobleeyisiFacebook: Noble EyisiLinkedIn: Noble EyisiWebsite: www.noblenigeria.com
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  Tinubu, Peter Obi, the Civil War, Ken Saro-Wiwa, Fubara and the future of Nigeria 07.09.2026 2val 12min

  Donu Kogbara is a veteran Nigerian journalist, columnist and broadcaster known for her sharp analysis and fearless commentary on Nigerian politics, society and public affairs. In this conversation, she shares her perspectives on Tinubu, Peter Obi, the Civil War, Ken Saro-Wiwa and other myriad issues.If you enjoyed this conversation, please support the channel by liking the video, subscribing, and sharing it with others. I’d also love to hear your thoughts, so feel free to leave a comment below. Thank you. EPISODE LINKS:X: @donukogbara YouTube: @donukogbara OUTLINE:0:00 Introduction0:31 Mrs. Donu Kogbara’s profile  18:45 Why Obasanjo was the best President so far23:13 The structural issues facing Nigeria 25:41 The Muslim-Muslim ticket 29:23 Tinubu’s performance so far. 35:03 Looking ahead to next year’s election 41:55 Peter Obi’s candidacy and electoral chances 1:16:02 Fubara v. Wike 1:24:45 The Civil War1:29:11 Nnamdi Kanu1:30:52 Ken Saro-Wiwa and Ogoniland 1:36:12 Rise in insecurity under Tinubu1:39:37 Mediocrity in our leadership class 1:42:44 State Police1:45:22 Personal agency v. External influence 1:50:10 Concluding Remarks 1:58:45 Book recommendations 2:07:40 Guest recommendations SOCIAL:X: @NobleEyisiInstagram: @nobleeyisiFacebook: Noble EyisiLinkedIn: Noble EyisiWebsite: www.noblenigeria.com
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  Prof. Chidi Odinkalu on the Crisis of Post-Colonial Nigeria | State Police, Violence & the Judiciary 12.08.2026 1val 59min

  Prof. Chidi Anselm Odinkalu is a Nigerian human rights lawyer, scholar, and public policy expert. A former Chairman of Nigeria’s National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), he is widely recognised for his contributions to governance, the rule of law, accountability, and human rights across Africa. He currently serves as Professor of the Practice of International Human Rights Law at Tufts University, Massachusetts.In this episode, we discuss his new book, the case for state police in Nigeria, the enduring legacy of the Nigerian Civil War, the challenges facing judicial independence, and a wide range of issues shaping Nigeria’s political, constitutional, and democratic future.If you enjoyed this conversation, please support the channel by liking the video, subscribing, sharing it with others, and leaving your thoughts in the comments section. Your feedback is greatly appreciated and helps the channel continue to grow.Thank you for watching.EPISODE LINKS:X: @ChidiOdinkaluThe Selectorate: When Judges Topple the People: https://amzn.eu/d/064huvOO OUTLINE:00:00 Introduction 0:21 The current state of political affairs in Nigeria4:11 How do we regain legitimacy? 10:12 State Police26:55 Why the Nigerian State struggles with insecurity?45:04 Extra-judicial executions by the State  50:52 The Civil War/Pogroms/Atrocities/Massacres 1:07:59 The inspiration behind ‘The Selectorate: When Judges Topple the People’1:11:27 Why the idea of judicial independence is a myth 1:14:41 The judiciary operating in a political context 1:18:48 The Uba Brothers 1:23:20 The ‘Ubanese’ story1:24:54 Ihedioha v. Uzodinma 1:32:54 El-Rufai/Holding public officials accountable 1:39:44 Barr. Barnabas and Abigail Igwe1:45:57 Book recommendations 1:52:01 Guest recommendations SOCIAL:X: @NobleEyisiInstagram: @nobleeyisiFacebook: Noble EyisiLinkedIn: Noble EyisiWebsite: www.noblenigeria.com
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  Joe Abah on combating insecurity, the Civil War, State Reforms and the future of South East Nigeria 07.08.2026 2val 16min

  Dr. Joe Abah, OON is a Nigerian public policy expert, governance reform specialist, and author. He served as Director-General of Nigeria’s Bureau of Public Service Reforms from 2013 to 2017, where he led initiatives to improve public sector efficiency, transparency, and accountability. A lawyer by training, he has also worked with international development organisations and is a respected commentator on governance, public administration, and institutional reform in Nigeria. Nigeria continues to grapple with rising insecurity, deep political divisions, and persistent questions about governance and national development. In this episode, we explore these critical issues, including the case for state police, the legacy of the Nigerian Civil War, the challenges facing the South East, and a broad range of other political, historical, and social topics shaping the country’s future.If you enjoyed this conversation, please support the channel by liking the video, subscribing, and sharing it with others. I’d also love to hear your thoughts, so feel free to leave a comment below. Thank you. EPISODE LINKS:X: @DrJoeAbahDr. Joe Abah’s PhD Thesis: https://cris.maastrichtuniversity.nl/ws/files/1201079/guid-a6ad9c29-74a5-4f4a-b83d-2796e2b866b3-ASSET1.0.pdfHis book: ‘Nigerians in Theory’.Website: joeabah.com OUTLINE:0:00 Introduction2.44 Comparing Public Service in the UK and Nigeria5:57 Similarities between the British and Nigerian Bureaucracies 9:09 Public Service Reforms during his tenure21:46 Why is the Nigerian State struggling with insecurity?40:21 The Debate on State Police 50:46 The fictitious creation of federal agencies1:04:34 Reforming the NYSC 1:15:42 The Nigerian Civil War 1:25:32 Was Ojukwu right to go to war? 1:30:49 Thoughts on Nnamdi Kanu? 1:32:15 Assessing the South East Governors1:47:10 The paradox of the South East 1:55:04 Why do Igbo businesses lack a national or international profile 2:07:22 Recommended books 2:10:22 Guest’s recommendations 2:12:48 ConclusionSOCIAL:X: @NobleEyisiInstagram: @nobleeyisiFacebook: Noble EyisiLinkedIn: Noble EyisiWebsite: www.noblenigeria.com
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  Discussing Nigeria, the South East, the City Boy Movement and Real Estate in Lagos. 28.03.2026 1val 24min

  Duru Bond is a Nigerian real estate entrepreneur and political commentator. He uses social media to break down complex real estate, economic, and governance issues into language and formats young Nigerians can understand.His content bridges the gap between everyday Nigerians and the often confusing worlds of land ownership, property development, inflation, currency instability, and government decisions that impact their daily lives. He has emerged not just as a real estate professional but also as a civic educator and social critic.He explains these issues with clear logic, numbers, and street-smart insights. His videos often go viral for saying what many Nigerians are thinking but few can articulate.In this episode, we discuss the current political state of our country, Nigeria; the City Boy Movement, investing in real estate in Lagos and other topics.If you enjoyed this episode, please don’t forget to like the video, subscribe, share it and give me your feedback. Thank you.EPISODE LINKS:Instagram: @bond_not_jamesYouTube: @DURUBONDX: @Bond_not_james Email: [email protected] OUTLINE:00:00 Introduction 0:09 Nigeria’s current political outlook 1:58 Why is Nigeria where it is today?9:04 How do young people make a difference?14:24 Adapt or Japa18:54 Why is the South East behind? 22:48 The paradox in the South East29:10 The City Boy Movement 40:33 Thoughts on Obi Cubana 44:03 Thoughts on Peter Obi47:09 Thoughts on the Middle East51:25 Israel’s actions in Gaza54:46 Why real estate?58:40 Common misconceptions about real estate in Lagos1:01:09 Any tribal connotations to the demolitions in Lagos?1:04:54 Step-by-step process of buying land in Lagos1:12:21 Differences between residential and commercial real estate 1:17:33 Is Bond big on real estate in Nigeria?1:22:55 Conclusion SOCIAL:X: @NobleEyisiInstagram: @nobleeyisiFacebook: Noble EyisiLinkedIn: Noble Eyisi
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  ‘I survived breast cancer and found my voice.’ 19.07.2025 1val 20min

  Vivian Nwogu holds a Bachelor's degree in Nursing and is licensed to practice in Nigeria and the UK. One of her life goals is to inspire women to be in control of their lives, spirituality and health. Aside from her day job as a nurse, Vivian is also a philanthropist and a content creator.She was diagnosed with breast cancer a year and few months after she moved to the UK in 2023 and she has found a way to turn her lemons into lemonade by connecting and sharing her stories with others.In this episode, we discuss her cancer journey: from learning of the diagnosis to treatment, living with cancer and finally being declared cancer free. If you enjoyed this episode; please don’t forget to like the video, subscribe, share it and give me your feedback. Thank you. EPISODE LINKS:Instagram: @vee_manifest YouTube: @vee.manifestTitTok: @vee_manifestaOUTLINE:00:00 Introduction 1:22 Growing up in Nigeria2:52 Moving to the UK03:25 Realising she had cancer11:26 Why she wasn’t afraid of death 14:10 Thoughts on learning of the diagnosis 16:02 Coping emotionally 18:50 Salary challenges21:37 Sharing her story on social media.25:55 The difficulties of pregnancy with breast cancer.35:18 Feeling sucidial? 39:55 The importance of social media in filling the loneliness void.43:21 How difficult her cancer journey has been? 45:29 The importance of faith in her journey.49:36 Discussing the side effects of chemotherapy.55:56 Being cancer free and the affordability of cancer treatments.1:10:49 Why is there an increase in cancer rates?1:14:00 How supportive was her employer?1:15:38 The miracle of surviving cancer.SOCIAL:X: @NobleEyisiInstagram: @nobleeyisiFacebook: Noble Eyisi TitTok: @eyisinobleLinkedIn: Noble Eyisi
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  Family life, Tinubu, Trump, USAID and Peter Obi 19.04.2025 2val 12min

  Omoyele Sowore is a Nigerian human rights activist and the founder of SaharaReporters, one of the first and most esteemed online news platform in Nigeria. Sowore is widely known for his constant constructive criticisms of Nigerian governments from the military era till date. He has also been arrested numerous times by the Nigerian government on trumped up charges with his international passport unjustly seized. A pan-African, Sowore previously ran for the Nigerian Presidency under the African Action Congress (AAC), the political party which he founded and leads.In this episode, we discuss his family, Trump, the effects of a multipolar world, USAID, Peter Obi and other myriad topics. If you enjoyed this episode, please don’t forget to like, subscribe, share it and give me your feedback. EPISODE LINKS:Sowore’s X: @YeleSowore Instagram: @yeleshoOUTLINE00:00 Introduction0:24 Sowore’s international passport struggles with the federal government.2:34 Reconnecting with his family.20:01 Discovering his path/calling in life.26:03 Why the Nigerian youth has not ‘accepted’ Sowore. 31:51 Is there anything Sowore is doing wrong? 37:18 A philosophical discussion on getting power? 45:52 Peter Obi 1:09:32 Discussing Trump1:14:31 A unipolar vs a multipolar world.1:26:53 Discussing USAID1:33:29 Did SaharaReporters receive USAID funding?1:35:24 Sowore’s thoughts on David Hundeyin1:43:42 Why are Nigerians whitewashing Jonathan? 1:45:01 Did Obasanjo support Peter Obi to stop Atiku winning? 1:55:55 Sowore’s thoughts on El-Rufai joining SDP?1:58:21 What explains the lack of a credible opposition in Nigeria? 2:00:10 Thoughts on the Civil War 2:01:56 The Wike and Fubara tussle 2:02:39 On Natasha’s sexual allegations against Akpabio.2:04:00 Sowore’s thoughts on VDM 2:08:02 Gaza and Ukraine2:10:30 Conclusion Listen on Spotify:  SOCIAL:X: @NobleEyisiInstagram: @nobleeyisiFacebook: Noble Eyisi Support on PayPal: [email protected]
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  Dele Farotimi: Rivers state crisis, Tinubu, Peter Obi, Goodluck Jonathan and British colonialism. 22.03.2025 1val 27min

  Mr. Dele Farotimi is a Nigerian lawyer, an acclaimed author and political activist. He is outspoken on the ills and evils that bedevil Nigeria; advocating for the rule of law, good governance and systemic reforms in the Nigerian state and its electoral system.In this episode, we discuss the state of emergency in Rivers state, British colonialism of Nigeria, Tinubu’s ‘rulership’, Goodluck Jonathan, Peter Obi and a whole host of other issues. If you enjoyed this episode; please don’t forget to like the video, subscribe, share it and give me your feedback. EPISODE LINKS:Dele’s X: @DeleFarotimi Instagram: @delefarotimiYouTube: @delefarotimi2813Nigeria and Its Criminal Justice System: https://amzn.eu/d/bz1Jy7QDo Not Die in Their War: https://amzn.eu/d/ajNUyNdImperatives of the Nigerian Revolution: https://amzn.eu/d/2xnfob0OUTLINE00:00 Introduction0:00:12 Discussing the crisis in Rivers state. 0:08:56 Natasha’s sexual allegations against Akpabio. 0:10:54 Dele’s thoughts on Tinubu. 0:13:36 Discussing the idea of Nigeria as a feudal state.0:18:22 The veto given to the North by the British. 0:24:32 Indirect British Rule in Nigeria vs Direct Rule in India. 0:29:28 The role of agency/individual responsibility. 0:32:17 Why is the African leader corrupt? 0:36:41 Dele’s assessment of the last Presidential election.0:45:40 Strategies to win.0:53:32 The ‘weakness’ of Goodluck Jonathan vs strong institutions. 1:02:29 MKO Abiola and whether there are any similarities with Tinubu.1:05:58 Why Yorubas do not ‘accept’ Obasanjo. 1:12:22 Dele’s thoughts on the Civil War.1:14:37 Two kinds of warriors. 1:18:40 What gives Dele hope about Nigeria.1:21:04 Where his passion comes from? 1:22:31 What books should the Nigerian youth be reading? 1:25:22 His Pinned tweet  SOCIAL:X: @NobleEyisiInstagram: @nobleeyisiFacebook: Noble Eyisi Support on PayPal: [email protected]
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  Kenya Protests, EndSars, Tinubu, Peter Obi, Gaza, Ukraine and China’s Growing Influence 28.07.2024 2val 59min

  David Hundeyin is widely recognised as one of Nigeria’s foremost investigative journalists. He’s broken numerous stories on his independent platform West Africa Weekly; including ‘Cornflakes for Jihad: The Boko Haram Origin Story’ and ‘Bola Ahmed Tinubu: From Drug Lord to Presidential Candidate’. He’s renowned internationally as one of the few journalists in Nigeria and Africa who speak truth to power and hold the powerful accountable. He has also received numerous awards, including the GRC and Anti-Financial Crime Reporter of the Year 2021 and again in 2022; and the People Journalism Prize for Africa 2020. David is also the 2023 Distinguished James Currey Fellow at the University of Cambridge and the author of ‘The Jungle: A Personal Journey with the Enfant Terrible of Nigerian Journalism’ and ‘Breaking Point: A Journalist’s Quest for Salvation in Nigeria’s Chaos’. In this episode, we discuss the ongoing protests in Kenya and its similarities with the EndSars protests. We also discuss Tinubu, the genocide in Gaza and the war in Ukraine; China’s influence in Africa and a host of other issues. Let me know your thoughts and if you enjoyed the video, please subscribe, share it with your friends and give it a thumbs up. To support David’s work, please subscribe to his Substack and Youtube channel with the links below. Thank you. EPISODE LINKS: David’s X: @DavidHundeyin Instagram: @davidhundeyin YouTube Channel: @hundeyin Substack: davidhundeyin.substack.com Website: davidhundeyin.com The Jungle: A Personal Journey with the Enfant Terrible of Nigerian Journalism https://amzn.eu/d/gF1MZTd Breaking Point: A Journalist’s Quest For Salvation In Nigeria’s Chaos https://amzn.eu/d/fTbaaVm Project for the New American Century: https://archive.org/details/ProjectFo... OUTLINE 00:00 Introduction 0:19 The Kenya Protests 3:30 EndSars Protests 24:36 Assessing Tinubu’s Presidency & MKO Abiola 41:00 Foreign Policies, The CIA, Goodluck Jonathan and the controversial Kenyan Finance Bill. 1:09:40 The impact of China on the African Continent 1:21:57 The Ukraine War 1:27:03 The genocide in Gaza 1:52:43 Peter Obi and The Obedient Movement 2:37:58 Thoughts on VDM 2:42:06 Thoughts on Reno Omokri 2:44:31 Thoughts on Sowore 2:52:33 Thoughts on Nobel Laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka 2:56:51 Thoughts on Seun Kuti 2:57:43 Conclusion SOCIAL: Instagram: @nobleeyisi Facebook: Noble Eyisi X: @NobleEyisi Support on PayPal: [email protected]
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  Prof. Wole Soyinka: Civil War Lessons, Nnamdi Kanu, Ukraine, Peter Obi and the Obedient Movement. 11.07.2024 1val 12min

  Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka is a Nigerian playwright, essayist, novelist and poet. Amongst a plethora of numerous national and international awards, he is also the first African to win the Nobel Prize in Literature. An inspiring figure to millions all over the world, it was an honor to have him on the podcast. In this episode, we discuss lessons from the Nigerian Civil War, Nnamdi Kanu, Nigeria’s flailing education system and economy; Peter Obi, the Obedient movement, the wars in Ukraine and Gaza and a host of other issues. Please let me know your thoughts and if you enjoyed the video, please share it with your friends, subscribe and give it a thumbs up.
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  The Civil War, High Exchange Rates, Restructuring, Multipolarity, Rwanda, Ukraine and Gaza with Prof. Kingsley Moghalu. 04.07.2024 1val 29min

  Professor Kingsley Chiedu Moghalu OON served as Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) from 2009 to 2014. As Deputy Governor, he led the implementation of reforms that stabilised Nigeria’s banking sector after the global financial crisis as well as spearheading payment sector reforms such as the introduction of the Bank Verification Number (BVN). He was also the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Nigerian Export-Import Bank of Nigeria (NEXIM Bank). He previously worked extensively in the United Nations system. After his tenure at the CBN he was appointed Professor of Practice in International Business and Public Policy at The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University in Boston, USA. He is also the founder of Sogato Strategies LLC, a global strategy and risk consultancy in Washington DC. He was the presidential candidate of the Young Progressives Party (YPP) in Nigeria’s 2019 general elections, but subsequently quit partisan politics and returned to professional life. Prof. Moghalu is the author of ‘Emerging Africa: How the Global Economy’s Last Frontier Can Prosper and Matter’ amongst several other books and articles. In this episode, Prof Muoghalu and I discuss his upbringing, the Civil War, the economic challenges Nigeria faces, the wars in Ukraine and Gaza, the Rwandan Genocide and a myriad of other issues. Please let me know your thoughts and if you enjoyed the video, please subscribe and give it a thumbs up. EPISODE LINKS ‘Emerging Africa: How the Global Economy’s Last Frontier Can Prosper and Matter’ https://amzn.eu/d/e47OQtR ‘Rwanda's Genocide: The Politics of Global Justice’ https://amzn.eu/d/aMiwGOt
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  Sex for Grades, Sorting, the Civil War, Peter Obi and Elections in Nigeria with Ms Nkolika Obianyo 24.01.2024 2val 1min

  Ms Nkolika Obianyo is a renowned political scientist and a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Political Science at Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State, Nigeria. In a sea of mediocrity in our university system, Ms. Nkoli stands out.  Also, as a political scientist and lecturer in a federal university, I found her to be the best person to discuss the recent 2023 elections, Nigeria’s poor education system, the abhorrent sex-for-grades scandal ravaging our universities and solutions to the myriad challenges that Nigeria faces. Her objective analysis and dispassionate views on politics and public policy is exceptional.  If you liked this video, please don’t forget to like, share, subscribe and give me your feedback.  Camera: https://amzn.to/42XHlsr Emerging Africa: https://amzn.to/42A0Tn0 SOCIAL: Instagram - @nobleeyisi Facebook: Noble Eyisi X: @NobleEyisi  Support on PayPal: [email protected] 
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  The Police KILLED Her Brother. Now She’s Telling Her Story. 09.01.2024 1val 43min

  Obianuju Iloanya is an activist and social justice advocate. Together with millions of Nigeria, she was at the forefront of the #EndSars protest of October 2020 which called for an end to the Special Anti-Robbery Sqaud (SARS) and police brutality in Nigeria. She’s also a researcher, TEDx speaker and Green Academy Fellow. In this episode, Obianuju tells the story of her brother’s disappearance at the hands of the infamous Akwuzu SARS. We also discuss the callousness of the Nigerian Police, James Nwafor and how we can effectively combat police brutality in Nigeria. Please don’t forget to like, share, subscribe and give me your feedback. To reach out to Obianuju: X: @Ada_mummyya Instagram: @obianuju.iloanya SOCIAL: Instagram: @nobleeyisi Facebook: Noble Eyisi X: @NobleEyisi
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  Senator Victor Umeh: Soludo’s Betrayal, Peter Obi and Biafra. 08.01.2024 59min

  Distinguished Senator Victor C. Umeh OFR is the Senator representing Anambra Central Senatorial District in the 10th Senate. He was a national Chairman of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) and played a pivotal role in the court victories of H.E. Peter Obi as and the subsequent elections of H.E. Willie Obiano and H.E. Charles Soludo. He is the current Chairman, Senate Committee on Diaspora. In this episode, we discuss his role as APGA National Chairman and APGA’s credibility in Anambra State, Governor Charles Soludo, H.E. Peter Obi, Biafra and police brutality. SOCIAL: Instagram - @nobleeyisi Facebook: Noble Eyisi Twitter: @NobleEyisi Support on PayPal: [email protected]
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  Seun Kuti | Noble Nigeria Podcast | Solving Nigeria's Myriad Problems 09.11.2023 1val 27min

  Oluseun Anikulapo Kuti is the youngest son of the legendary Afrobeats pioneer, Fela Kuti. He’s an activist, musician, singer and the leader of the political organisation: Movement of the People (MOP). He also delivers a weekly political commentary on his Instagram page and YouTube channel. In this episode, we discuss everything from his upbringing, his recent arrest, his assessment of the 2023 Presidential and Gubernatorial elections, President Tinubu, Peter Obi, the Obedient movement, Nigeria’s education system, Nigeria's industrialists and his thoughts on the future of Nigeria. Please don’t forget to like, subscribe, share and give me your feedback. To support Movement of the People: MOP SUPPORT EcoBank 1220020202 EPISODE LINKS X: @RealSeunKuti Instagram: @bigbirdkuti YouTube:  @seunanikulapo-kuti  Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paulo Freire Camera: https://amzn.to/42XHlsr Emerging Africa: https://amzn.to/42A0Tn0 SOCIAL: Instagram - @nobleeyisi Facebook: Noble Eyisi X: @NobleEyisi Support on PayPal: [email protected]
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  Omoyele Sowore: Micro-level politics, Peter Obi, Nnamdi Kanu, EndSars, Boko Haram, Activism and God. 23.02.2023 2val 31min

  My guest on this very first podcast is Omoyele Sowore. He is a Nigerian human rights activist and is the founder of SaharaReporters, an online news platform. Sowore is widely known for his constant constructive criticisms of Nigerian governments from the military era till date. He has been arrested countless times by the Nigerian government on trumped up charges and his international passport is currently held by the government. A pan-African, he is currently running for President under the African Action Congress. In this episode, we discuss a whole range of issues including his family, micro level/state politics and whether he'll consider running for Governor of Ondo State. We also discuss Peter Obi, Nnamdi Kanu, Okonjo-Iweala, EndSars, Boko Haram, activism, revolution, capitalism and God. This episode offers a unique insight into Sowore's worldview and mindset in a way that has never been seen before.  Please don't forget to like, subscribe, share and give me your feedback. To support Omoyele Sowore's Presidential bid, please see the account details below; Omoyele S. Sowore Presidential Campaign, Zenith Bank Plc. Naira Account: 1006023871. Dollar Account: 5072396831 Sowore's Twitter: @yelesowore SOCIAL:  Instagram: @nobleeyisi Facebook: Noble Eyisi Twitter: @eyisi_noble Support on PayPal: [email protected]