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[00:00:00] because
[00:00:00] of so the way our elections have gone,
[00:00:03] you know, essentially part
[00:00:05] of the problem
[00:00:06] that that we have in my view is that the people
[00:00:10] have been
[00:00:11] of dispossessed, and it's not just
[00:00:13] a recent thing, I think you significantly
[00:00:17] part, I think in 2015 there was a little bit of national
[00:00:21] clamor, something like that, but I i think
[00:00:24] there has been such very significant disconnection in this
[00:00:28] country whereeb,
[00:00:31] i politicians have managed how to make
[00:00:34] sure that those who come out to vote, they are b, they are their
[00:00:38] own, they can predict it, they know what will happen, they know that some people are not
[00:00:42] of going to come out, that's the real problem in my view, yeah, is
[00:00:46] a real problem, but you are solving that problem because people
[00:00:49] retreat from a mess, but when
[00:00:53] a mess is coming to where they are retreating to, they have to confront the mes and clear it
[00:00:57] off, are we at that point, point and you can see
[00:01:01] of in
[00:01:01] of with what they did and with many people are going to do, you see the
[00:01:05] problem of philosophical
[00:01:08] confusion is that
[00:01:10] of the elite, because so for some
[00:01:13] reason there is
[00:01:16] a macroeconomic singularity that coniz the
[00:01:20] elites in the profession, in business, in politics in
[00:01:24] enterprise or combined, yeah, and either they are expecting
[00:01:28] something from
[00:01:29] of government, or they are enjoy something in government or they did
[00:01:33] something in the past with government which
[00:01:35] of ties them, so if you go around the former governor, former
[00:01:39] this, former that, businessman, the contractor, those who
[00:01:43] are perpetually sing their cv for government
[00:01:46] of appointment, you will get narrative of f a
[00:01:49] comply, but if you go to the ordinary
[00:01:51] people, not get
[00:01:55] anybody's vote, from the ordinary people,
[00:01:59] and what? we are contesting against now, except those who
[00:02:03] are hired, that's
[00:02:04] of i'm say, those are appendages
[00:02:06] of the concept of traveling theater
[00:02:09] party that the
[00:02:11] of politician can sustain for himself, but when you go back to the
[00:02:14] people themselves who have to make an honest living, you have
[00:02:18] to confront the algorithm of life, yeah
[00:02:22] that the algebra is not working, because here i
[00:02:26] am, i've seen taxi
[00:02:29] a drivers
[00:02:34] buying fuel and just packing and putting
[00:02:38] his head on the steering wheel and just there
[00:02:41] dejected dejected and i approach
[00:02:45] and say are you sick?
[00:02:47] in look, i struggled and struggled to get this
[00:02:51] money to buy this fuel and bought this fuel put in my tank
[00:02:54] i don't even know where to which direction to
[00:02:57] face if i go this way will see
[00:03:01] of a passenger or will i just burn this fuel and come back to square
[00:03:04] one? you get my point? so we did what we could do
[00:03:08] there, we discuss and then you go to different
[00:03:10] of parts
[00:03:11] of the country, it is very clear that there is clarity, they
[00:03:15] notice there's no government in place for them, and they know that the the
[00:03:19] president, the governor, whoever is around is
[00:03:22] not willing or capable of addressing
[00:03:25] a their issues, why we are having a challenge as a position
[00:03:28] is that... they are thinking that the
[00:03:32] problem is so big, that's the people, the ordinary
[00:03:36] people are thinking that the problem is so big that even we can't solve it,
[00:03:40] are just discussing it in order to go there and also fail like the
[00:03:44] rest, so we now have to be defending our
[00:03:47] thesis, a case by case basis, you are different, ye
[00:03:51] discussing and telling them that look, the problems are not
[00:03:54] insurmontable, but that there is somewillingness the part
[00:03:58] of the elite who are there, to solve it and that you not
[00:04:01] participating is you are also participating
[00:04:04] because so so so far in
[00:04:08] your uh you know engagement do you see some
[00:04:11] game changing
[00:04:13] of emergence something that is going to be game changing one thing is clear one thing is
[00:04:17] clear I am 50%
[00:04:20] satisfied I'm working on the other half the other
[00:04:23] 50% I am satisfied
[00:04:27] that
[00:04:28] a Nigerians will not return.
[00:04:32] he needs to know that no matter what he does,
[00:04:35] what i'm struggling, the nigerians will not return him, and if he tries to
[00:04:39] return himself by some um
[00:04:43] ontowards methodology, the consequence will be
[00:04:46] of worse, so the next thing we want to do
[00:04:49] is what do
[00:04:53] we do next, because i am concerned the same
[00:04:56] of way if you go back and
[00:04:58] of review some tapes where people were from 2019 people were
[00:05:02] talking about um buari i said
[00:05:05] i don't i
[00:05:06] don't disagree with you
[00:05:07] we say 2015 no 2019 okay that was the second
[00:05:11] time yes i said 'don't
[00:05:13] worry about
[00:05:16] buari, worry about you not
[00:05:20] regretting later that the person will replace Buhari
[00:05:24] is worse than Buhari, that the time will forget it, that can you
[00:05:28] say that I said a time I come when you will say oh my
[00:05:31] god wasn't this bad and that time has come now, so when I'm talking to the
[00:05:35] political elite is that casting like any other
[00:05:39] vise, it's not that difficult, he's not performed'. he can't
[00:05:43] perform well, it can't appreciate the need to perform well, it cannot
[00:05:47] even define what good performance is, and the echo
[00:05:51] chamber ringing his head is not helping him, so
[00:05:54] he is out, but if in the
[00:05:58] annoyance, you go and get a
[00:06:01] person that has similar
[00:06:04] faulbility that, it must
[00:06:08] be worse, because as time goes on every
[00:06:10] defect. of vise or inadequacy the
[00:06:14] president, guess what, there are some mistakes made
[00:06:18] that it could get away with it in the year
[00:06:22] 2000, any president 2026 cannot get away with
[00:06:25] it, because the the
[00:06:29] algebra is showing that
[00:06:32] everything is in quantum leap, population is more,
[00:06:36] so if you if you put 20% in unemployment,
[00:06:40] it's a huge number now, if you put 25% hunger is huge
[00:06:44] number now, if you alienate 25% the
[00:06:48] population, the volatility is higher now and
[00:06:52] the internal environment is less commodious, it's less
[00:06:54] conducive in just time there were heads of
[00:06:58] state, is
[00:07:02] this strong enough to to prevent voter
[00:07:04] party in your v? i can tell you if we achieve
[00:07:08] anything at all, we are achieving a...
[00:07:12] good photo turn out the reason why we are all going
[00:07:16] round particularly for me is i want
[00:07:20] to make citizens out the Nigerian
[00:07:24] populist before i can tell them vote for me or vote for
[00:07:27] somebody we must first give them a sense of
[00:07:31] citizenship people if a person who hasn't got a sense of
[00:07:34] citizenship is casual bribed to the ballot
[00:07:38] box he doesn't know yeah that he is pressing the nuclear boting of poverty
[00:07:42] again. himself so the first you could see people
[00:07:45] criticize me when you go around campaign say vote for me vote for me i
[00:07:49] say it doesn't work that way i want
[00:07:51] you to appreciate the issues
[00:07:54] understand the the solution we are bringing and
[00:07:58] have your own sense of pride in Nigeria sense of commitment sense of
[00:08:01] citizenship then when you have that when you go to vote you are
[00:08:05] voting it's a sense of responsibility and commitment and with bounding
[00:08:09] hope that this your vote is going to be investment in the future
[00:08:13] the country, we have uh prince by the way, i
[00:08:17] call him because that's that's you of prince, we have about five minutes and i
[00:08:21] want you to talk about subsidy, yes you know, i'll make a
[00:08:25] position and then you will you will respond, now so shan
[00:08:29] of all the political um
[00:08:32] narrative, i think the the
[00:08:36] poor vulnerable nigerias deserve a f
[00:08:39] subsidy, that's my personal view, i think so. and I
[00:08:43] believe that it's possible okay, what
[00:08:47] which you don't have is the kind of corrupt
[00:08:50] leading subsidy regime that we have had,
[00:08:54] which many of our past leaders have not been bold enough to deal
[00:08:58] with, president has managed to say subsidy is
[00:09:01] gone, but he has failed so far to deal with the
[00:09:05] corruption of subsidy, because we don't have
[00:09:08] anybody that is being punished, there's no, the
[00:09:12] impunity is still there, the report of CBM
[00:09:16] investigation that was done,
[00:09:17] you don't happen to it, I think that is what has to
[00:09:21] happen so that we can stop, we can block the financial
[00:09:25] leakages, because most them are corruption laid in, but we
[00:09:29] can find a way to extend subsidy to the vulnerable
[00:09:33] people who deserve it. what's your view uh prince? my view is that
[00:09:37] there's a difference between administration and economics, what they
[00:09:41] are doing is that? administration of poverty,
[00:09:44] administration of mismanagement, what we need to do is run an
[00:09:48] economy, an economy, before you go into
[00:09:52] subsidy, you go into productivity,
[00:09:56] okay, you you go and say, how can i produce
[00:09:59] affordable fuel in Nigeria, if you produce affordable fuel
[00:10:03] in Nigeria, you are selling the fuel for 200 per l
[00:10:07] petrol, nobody will ask you for subsidy, Nigerians are not interested
[00:10:10] in your subsidy, discussion, they are interested in
[00:10:14] living their life productively, and
[00:10:16] the problem is
[00:10:17] that I don't think we can afford,
[00:10:19] we can't go back to, in the next couple years, you can
[00:10:23] go back. go all
[00:10:25] right, you were in government you knew,
[00:10:29] yeah
[00:10:30] that buari was not lying when he said he was doing turn around
[00:10:33] maintenance, mel was doing turn around
[00:10:36] maintenance, they collected money and they is not a small
[00:10:40] company, they cannot commit fraud without go to prison
[00:10:44] south korea and
[00:10:46] m,
[00:10:50] all those people who were on the board of
[00:10:52] NMPC
[00:11:25] these four refineries can work, but it doesn't work, it will
[00:11:29] work on me, because because I don't
[00:11:32] have interest to exploit
[00:11:36] people and get caught in the petroleum market, that's the corruption of which I
[00:11:40] speak, when you vote corrupt people out, then you vote them
[00:11:44] with their problems, let me give you another example, you know that
[00:11:48] we have 445,00 liters, that will reserve for
[00:11:51] domestic crude, when when government came out, one the things the... investigated for
[00:11:55] the swap g some other people,
[00:11:59] whatever, was what did what happened to the 44500 liters? yeah,
[00:12:03] they said they were doing this swap over seas to collect white finished product
[00:12:07] bag, the 445 is still there, what i have
[00:12:10] done in in our plan is that we divided our oil into
[00:12:14] three oil to meet
[00:12:16] echoas
[00:12:19] opec, that's the one everybody
[00:12:23] federational account everybody is talking about. Yeah, okay,
[00:12:27] two oil to meet the forwards
[00:12:30] contract, yeah, that has been engaged already, three
[00:12:33] oil for domestic
[00:12:36] consumption, we knew when we build, we have potacot
[00:12:40] one, right, we build to, we be worried,
[00:12:42] kaduna, we why did you make all those investment at that
[00:12:46] time when we had no university enough, no enough schools, we we
[00:12:50] wanted energy independence, I wanted energy affordability for our
[00:12:54] people, for our people. of our industry,
[00:12:57] now that was why we were the cheapest
[00:13:00] place in west and central africa to set up
[00:13:03] industries because of low
[00:13:06] energy and so what happened? we will
[00:13:09] now account for the 445 barrels. addition to that, there's
[00:13:13] a fourth corridor, there is
[00:13:17] stollen crude which the government and their business
[00:13:21] partners who are now pasting posters for them, buying vehicles for them.
[00:13:25] accordingly one side or it what trillions of you
[00:13:29] said that has come down it has come down on paper
[00:13:32] but just check satellite tracking the gulf
[00:13:36] of guiney you see my video when i
[00:13:38] went still there they are lying and that's the
[00:13:42] money they're stilling so take
[00:13:44] 4000 barrels there
[00:13:47] i give it to
[00:13:50] refinery you know petroleum economics you know
[00:13:53] the refinery costing
[00:13:56] mm you should know because it was petrol accountant yeah you
[00:13:59] take crude oil give it for free with the refinery
[00:14:03] because i'm
[00:14:04] not saying the ones going to opec for sale in
[00:14:08] domestic crude which they are sting for free now give it to refinery
[00:14:12] you give them for free yeah that's how that's how we used to do it it's
[00:14:15] not a swap no swap do it for
[00:14:19] free it's a swap of crude for
[00:14:23] white so which case i g you give
[00:14:26] give
[00:14:26] you me crude f yes so there are 12 but that f is going to be sold
[00:14:30] no wit on this how we used to do it okay give
[00:14:33] crude to the refinery re just to refine okay it doesn't
[00:14:36] sell you to be ppmc that us to sell well that's true so we
[00:14:40] give the refinery
[00:14:42] refinery refinery
[00:14:46] what they want is what we call cracking spread if you have your
[00:14:50] crude you bring it to me yeah and cracking
[00:14:53] to spread of ' maximum 30% 20 is okay
[00:14:56] 25 is optimum 30 oh thank god for my life of
[00:15:00] what of what i put for example if you bring crued oil of
[00:15:04] 1 million dollar okay i get that yeah the product i bring out of it must be
[00:15:08] up to 1.3 million $3000 top the $1 million
[00:15:12] yeah now petrol is 46%
[00:15:16] ago diesel is 10%
[00:15:19] car and and jet
[00:15:22] one is 10 point percent then i have
[00:15:26] nafta i have gas oil i have i
[00:15:29] have um lower fuel
[00:15:33] oil i have hyper fuel i have aspatine i have asfat
[00:15:37] what? Nigerians are discussing, it's not the entire crew
[00:15:40] product
[00:15:42] is the PMS, it's the PMS, and me, I'm adding jet a1 because I
[00:15:46] want if the cost of fly to also come down,
[00:15:49] so refinary has more than the cracking
[00:15:53] spread left for them to sell and recover their cracking
[00:15:56] cost, so I take the two products I'm
[00:16:00] interested in, then
[00:16:02] we you go and sell that one at commercial rates, we will do the account of that one
[00:16:06] later, this one you are giving back at zero because gave you the crude at zero, you're giving
[00:16:10] back at zero okay,
[00:16:11] now i now sell it at 200 in the market
[00:16:15] and the 200 is going to dedicator account for public
[00:16:18] transportation mix, emergency public transportation in which case i
[00:16:22] start to couple together buses chisco
[00:16:26] anybody give you buses so so you are saying that sorry for that
[00:16:30] so the refinaries we get the money from other products other by
[00:16:34] products so that you can then determine uh the the price
[00:16:38] of of fire exactly, but but remember
[00:16:41] that i still have
[00:16:42] so that's a controlled kind of economy, no, no, no, that is a common sense productivity at
[00:16:46] home, because what you
[00:16:47] need to know is that the the international market doesn't affect me right
[00:16:51] now, the crude which i want to refine for you, yeah is being
[00:16:55] stolen, okay,
[00:16:57] so yes, in
[00:17:01] addition to the reminant of my
[00:17:04] 445 barres which is accounted. just so
[00:17:08] - listeners understand what you're saying, i will give a
[00:17:11] summary and then you so that we can really make the point, so you are saying that we don't need
[00:17:15] to have a subsidy, you don't if we are able to first of all
[00:17:19] deal with the corruption, yes, it's your view that a
[00:17:23] good number the b
[00:17:25] over 400, you
[00:17:26] know, it can be recovered,
[00:17:30] yes and then given to the refinary, at what point the government or
[00:17:34] whatever will be able to say, sell it for this amount?
[00:17:54] gratis and then because of that you can then determine the price that will be and I'm
[00:17:58] still making a profit because right now the people are making a loss i'm making a profit and
[00:18:02] that profit is not going to general revenue account to pay salary nothing is
[00:18:06] going to petrol replacement
[00:18:09] transportation system where i have CNG buses, i have
[00:18:13] electric buses and i'm producing them and generating employment. the next
[00:18:17] question then is is
[00:18:19] how long do you think this will take for to happen if you let's
[00:18:23] say you won the election and you on the 29th
[00:18:26] 2027, how long will it take for this to happen? it will take less than one
[00:18:30] year,
[00:18:30] do you know why? because i know and you know if you
[00:18:34] don't remind you that we had
[00:18:46] yeah and we have not gone to fight with
[00:18:50] the to say what happened the time you did for us you didn't do
[00:18:53] it well and yesterday we should do
[00:18:56] yeah we have no case because they will tell you we have done it for you you shut
[00:19:00] it down by yourself even the cadun when i sp with
[00:19:04] management why did you shoot down when you are not doing they
[00:19:08] said they said they wanted to fix pipeline, we said you can fix pipeline
[00:19:12] while we are online, they said no, give us two weeks and two weeks, so
[00:19:15] so you're saying basically sorry, i'm sorry for interrupting you, because it's important
[00:19:19] for - audience to understand what you're saying, you are saying basically that the reason why
[00:19:23] the refinaries have not work is corruption, deliberate acts
[00:19:26] by you administration yeah to say that they
[00:19:30] want to give you petroleum tax and call of subsidy they want
[00:19:34] to raise money out of your life the way the increasing school fees,
[00:19:38] increasing jam fees, i get all
[00:19:41] of that, but you are saying that basically the major reason why the
[00:19:44] refinal government decision is government decision based
[00:19:48] on on person agment, yes
[00:19:51] and the carlosness of taxing you to pieces
[00:19:55] because they know that you need it, if your decision is that they're going to make
[00:19:59] revenue, chins god is money,
[00:20:03] revenue everywhere he goes is revenue, revenue, revenue he doesn't know the...
[00:20:07] multiplier that you can have delay the way economies you
[00:20:11] can grow with delay gratification government can grow with
[00:20:15] delayed revenue if you allow new industries to
[00:20:18] sprout so that way and if to do that you have to
[00:20:22] oil the engine or productivity and production and you have to allow
[00:20:26] people to circulate around the country so and that same thing goes for security
[00:20:30] as well so the issue is that let them not mystify the issue we will give
[00:20:34] you 200 per liter a profit. so when i am
[00:20:38] making profit, how can i say subsidy again? i am giving you 200
[00:20:42] per liter a profit and you're buying jet one and i can tell you that
[00:20:46] after the end of four years the number of nigerians who who will be
[00:20:50] using uh cars or will reduce because we
[00:20:54] are now we are now manufacturing which is easy to do
[00:20:57] turkey um china, any
[00:21:01] the india partners will give you the technology and we will
[00:21:04] start making buses here, even
[00:21:07] even uh
[00:21:10] is enough for to make enough buses and nigerians can travel by public
[00:21:14] transportation and then we go to railline and other things and water so so
[00:21:18] so is that contained in because
[00:21:20] end to
[00:21:20] it is in our fair talk about there with the
[00:21:24] subsidy argument is there is
[00:21:28] this farw to poverty and insecurity which is the manifesto show it to
[00:21:32] our people because that is
[00:21:34] the symbol of new Nigeria and this is where poverty is going to end and insecurity
[00:21:38] I going can is tell you that okay all right you know
[00:21:41] uh very important conversation that we've had today uh prince and I must tell you
[00:21:45] that we we we have to talk more about
[00:21:49] education this issue the refineries that
[00:21:52] you are now alleging was deliberately you know uh
[00:21:56] topid you see there very important and let me give
[00:21:59] information yesterday yesterday yesterday
[00:22:03] yesterday the refinary workers in porta
[00:22:06] court are threatening that if their money is not paid the going
[00:22:10] to shut down refinary money has in their the salary yeah another
[00:22:13] emonument if the refary is not why are shutting it down because the the
[00:22:17] the narrative that we've had before is that the sal have been paid when the f is not working
[00:22:21] and that doesn't make sense, it's your choice, if you want to work, if you if you crack the
[00:22:25] engine of your car and you're on your phone talking, you can't believe your driver wassing your
[00:22:29] fuel, you are the one you
[00:22:30] are not ready
[00:22:30] to move. okay, one last uh question that i would like to ask you before uh we go
[00:22:34] and we have just very few minutes left um so the the
[00:22:38] council of foreign relations in the united states you
[00:22:41] know uh uh did an article
[00:22:44] you know few days ago yeah actually autored by uh
[00:22:48] professor uh in Nigeria and who is an
[00:22:51] official, we are very good friends, yes an official the yeah, of course we were together
[00:22:55] in the news and temple too, very brilliant,
[00:22:58] fantastic, he says publicly
[00:23:02] that in the US he has been told that US
[00:23:06] government officials are worried about the
[00:23:09] fitness of our president
[00:23:12] even just govern
[00:23:15] and he says that it's like red
[00:23:19] flag. how do you respond to that as a presidential
[00:23:22] candidate? what i know? so this is, mean, this is
[00:23:26] major us think tank, what i know is that only god
[00:23:30] gives health, and anyone do not be too
[00:23:34] quick to comment on the head of an person, but what i
[00:23:37] know is that to comment on
[00:23:40] capacity,
[00:23:42] intellectual, physical or moral
[00:23:46] capacity, is not fit. is
[00:23:50] not better than w in his last days, it's probably
[00:23:54] worse, and i think he is having mental
[00:23:57] remission, so that is
[00:24:00] something that Nigerian should take seriously, and
[00:24:04] we cannot continue, we see other countries that have
[00:24:08] similar heads of state who are who have
[00:24:12] diminished capacity, and i study mental health, it's
[00:24:16] one of requirements to be a lawyer in America, even at efe we study.
[00:24:20] uh mental health and when you use the magnet
[00:24:24] rule you will see that you cannot blame decision
[00:24:28] maker when he doesn't know he has no situational
[00:24:31] awareness he doesn't know the import to what is doing is not
[00:24:35] self aware is having lucid episode
[00:24:39] occasionally when he has lucid
[00:24:42] interval they break him out he waves at people the dancing with one
[00:24:46] hand and they wheel him back into into a nursery.
[00:24:50] 'you cannot run a country like that, but I pray
[00:24:54] to Almighty God, Almighty Allah, to grant
[00:24:58] him good health, and I also pray to Almighty God to grant him
[00:25:02] wisdom to know his limits, because when we went to
[00:25:05] Daura to bury Buari, we did not bury the Kabar with
[00:25:09] him, just pushing pushing pushing to the limit anyway, when
[00:25:13] we went to Cassina
[00:25:15] to burry Yaradua, we did not bry the kaba with him, so it is
[00:25:18] you yourself'. know the limits, but sometimes you get to point where you are so
[00:25:22] diminished,
[00:25:23] you don't know the limit, if you remember uh Ronald Reagan, yeah,
[00:25:27] people knew that, oh the
[00:25:31] gun
[00:25:32] is was gone, and you just need to do psychometric measurement and you know
[00:25:36] that the president, that's why sometimes i feel guilty when i say
[00:25:39] tin, i just realized this person i'm commenting
[00:25:43] about, he's a patient and i need to
[00:25:46] be patient, in defense the president he came back, you
[00:25:50] know uh from his vacation walking vacation to
[00:25:54] France and uh United Kingdom to say that I'm I'm back
[00:25:58] I'm
[00:25:58] king strong.
[00:26:02] section five the constitution that all executive powers are vested in the
[00:26:06] president is
[00:26:07] not for a person who is barely able to work who celebrate where you can walk 15 steps without
[00:26:10] falling down that's not what we are saying
[00:26:12] we are saying that you need to have soundness of
[00:26:16] mind
[00:26:18] of physic of moral because every day you receive 1 million bad
[00:26:21] news things are incomplete you you you you know
[00:26:25] you have worked with president and vice president before you know how intense that place
[00:26:29] is so but it's up to him is costume. right
[00:26:33] to leave, it's right to spend the last days in any capacity
[00:26:37] wants, but what i know is that the country can't wait for
[00:26:41] the st house to
[00:26:42] be turn to the family,
[00:26:44] so it's one the things you are going to consider when you are going
[00:26:47] to the the the pole, but think in fact to save
[00:26:51] this man from himself to give him the exit. thank you so
[00:26:54] much uh,
[00:26:58] thank you for uh, thank you for your for for the hard work that
[00:27:02] i've seen you do you know uh criss crossing this country, thank you for the
[00:27:06] insights that you've uh that you always bring you know uh most people don't
[00:27:10] know that you are an oil and gas lawyer so
[00:27:12] you know you understand - these issues and that's why you know i also brought
[00:27:16] up that issue and you brought quite a bit of uh uh
[00:27:19] you know interesting contest to it uh thank you for your patriotism and thank
[00:27:23] you for coming to inside sources thank you and may god bless nigeria yeah and we hope that
[00:27:27] uh uh that the president is uh strong but we're
[00:27:31] beginning to hear a lot of very warring uh
[00:27:35] observations even from abroad uh like like my guest
[00:27:38] said we wish the president good health
[00:27:42] and we wish Nigeria even better prosperity in the
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