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[00:00:00] and remove monopoly, yeah, if you check now, we are
[00:00:03] still talking about monopoly a little bit, because dangote
[00:00:07] is the only false, that is why the price is still there, so what
[00:00:11] we are saying, remember
[00:00:14] that, when they wanted to
[00:00:18] go, they privatized the refineries to this
[00:00:21] dangote, if dangote had taken those
[00:00:25] refineries, six months, they would have said walking, he built new
[00:00:29] one, from scratch that is ranked as one
[00:00:33] of the highest in the world for about the years, three
[00:00:36] years, so you can imagine already existing one, and by
[00:00:40] that time they were not yet obsolid, yeah, so what
[00:00:44] article will do from the
[00:00:47] of one, and he's not going to be like tin,
[00:00:50] immediately articu is elected, he has about three, four
[00:00:53] months before
[00:00:56] of bewarning, he will continue his consultation, of all the
[00:01:00] oil experts and the oil
[00:01:04] you know individuals who are knowledgeable in
[00:01:08] it,
[00:01:09] of before he brought out this his plan, he
[00:01:12] of consulted, he said it from the
[00:01:15] of one, oil experts
[00:01:17] of article, he's not the tiru that will come on the first day of
[00:01:21] inauguration before even consulting his
[00:01:24] of wife, first subsidy is gone, no it's
[00:01:27] of they just saw him in, everybody saw him with the wife, now as president he
[00:01:31] did not,
[00:01:33] they
[00:01:35] just is gone, no meeting with the wife, not in the other room,
[00:01:39] the first
[00:01:40] dayration to
[00:01:44] is him, the closest so
[00:01:47] of person not even
[00:01:48] of consult, now i'm saying they just
[00:01:50] saw him as president, yes okay, now
[00:01:54] immediately wins, he has the f
[00:01:56] months, he will
[00:01:59] me use it again to consults the oil experts
[00:02:01] and the persons to know how
[00:02:05] from day one the refineries will start
[00:02:08] operating so of course article they are privatized before
[00:02:12] if that is what it will need they will privatize they did
[00:02:16] it before no you are saying the article we meet with the oil and
[00:02:19] oil i was said he would continue
[00:02:23] consulting with oils and
[00:02:27] because this government no he's doing it now I said you will
[00:02:30] continue, immediately your president elect
[00:02:33] in okay, is
[00:02:34] a different, oh that's what I mean, oh okay, you now know you're going to
[00:02:37] assume office, so you continue the conv
[00:02:40] of okay, now you start reducing it to
[00:02:44] of decisions and
[00:02:45] of orders, now it is campaign programs and
[00:02:48] manifesto, but immediately you
[00:02:50] of elected, you have about three four months, yeah, tinubu used it to stay in
[00:02:54] France all through, it is that all through, you're
[00:02:58] already now. article will now make
[00:03:02] decision as to the refineries
[00:03:05] whether to privatize or
[00:03:09] of commercialize or this, but the revinist must start
[00:03:11] working immediately, you know what them
[00:03:15] did, they went after
[00:03:19] you, converting the billions in order to make the excuse,
[00:03:23] they went and brought file foil in the
[00:03:26] refineries and put
[00:03:27] of light in it and smoke came out. and they now deceive
[00:03:31] Nigeria, the advice are now technically okay, no,
[00:03:35] but new
[00:03:36] of people, if you remember uh, let
[00:03:39] me tell you what they said, they said to that the thing was in process, let
[00:03:41] me tell you what they said, yeah, and I'm sorry to say it,
[00:03:45] they should, I don't want
[00:03:46] to use certain words, they said that it is
[00:03:50] working, but if
[00:03:51] of you like put 1 billion
[00:03:54] of dollars, what of fuher, you will be getting like 900 and something
[00:03:58] million, so it is what... but it is not commensurat with
[00:04:01] the cost of doing it, why? why did you
[00:04:05] not make the analysis before, before
[00:04:09] of going into such a venture? okay, because of our time, and i
[00:04:12] think, good, so the issue here is that the
[00:04:15] refineries, they are going to be either privatized or
[00:04:19] commercialized, but
[00:04:20] of we article punish those who were involved in subsidies
[00:04:24] cam, 100%. yes, yes, okay, because
[00:04:28] he hasn't said it, let
[00:04:30] me tell you, okay, in, yes,
[00:04:34] let me, let me concede that i have access to some, you know,
[00:04:38] privilege information, and i can tell you
[00:04:42] that has made it clear, and they did it
[00:04:44] before,
[00:04:46] a in a article's time, people started refunding
[00:04:50] money, there are even someone that was
[00:04:53] in refunded after they had left office, of course you know the abacher
[00:04:56] story, of course you know, lot of
[00:05:00] people arrested them, yeah, and they started refund,
[00:05:04] some
[00:05:04] of them even refunded privately, all the
[00:05:08] people that mismanaged, misapplied,
[00:05:11] misappropriate. Nigerian money under the
[00:05:15] article presidency, once you hear article has been declared a
[00:05:19] winner, respect yourself and return the money.
[00:05:23] Okay, this is breaking news, just respect yourself, because
[00:05:27] article we go after them, articu will collect all the
[00:05:30] misappropriated money for nigerians, that I
[00:05:34] will tell you, so so the the the infinity in the old and gas sector we
[00:05:38] will start to will end and in all other sectors in Nigeria.
[00:05:42] what is going on in Nigeria, look at the fake agencies, we're
[00:05:46] making that, but so you because of our time, Ken, I want i wanted to ask
[00:05:50] you uh, what the economists
[00:05:53] said, because you know, I mean, I find it the
[00:05:57] very curious conclusion, they said, I'm sure you have seen it, the economist of London,
[00:06:01] yes, they said that yes, Nigerians dislike
[00:06:05] their president, thank you, you know, but they will
[00:06:09] still vote for him, may, yeah, of course. Yeah, of course
[00:06:13] me, of course, yeah, so now
[00:06:17] uh, so so that is curious uh conclusion,
[00:06:20] but then it strengthens the perception, and I
[00:06:24] think it's part the things that they also implied that look, this guy has 31
[00:06:28] governs, that's structure, I don't even think they went into that, but
[00:06:32] you this is what the argument that comes from the
[00:06:35] incubalo structure, we have 31
[00:06:39] governors who are on the ground, so that's
[00:06:43] whatever may be the sentiments out there you know
[00:06:46] which uh uh the economists subscribe to that Nigerians don't like
[00:06:50] the president of course they have pushback that
[00:06:53] the that the opposition doesn't have the structure on the ground to
[00:06:57] actually make the defeat possible how do you respond to that good last
[00:07:01] question I am not sure the economist said that
[00:07:04] Nigerians may vote for him that's what they
[00:07:08] said no I I said I'm not sure I think what they said
[00:07:12] that he may still win, yeah, yeah, it does not
[00:07:16] mean that, said he may win, good, so it's
[00:07:20] not, they didn't say Nigerians may still vote, because in
[00:07:24] Nigeria, the even the economy know that you can win by
[00:07:28] other means, apart from the votes of Nigeria, but I said I'm not
[00:07:31] sure, yeah, yeah, I will confirm exactly, so so so just for clarity,
[00:07:35] say Nigerians dislike their president, but may reelect
[00:07:39] in anyway, that's exactly what something. that
[00:07:43] now let me put it clearly any country where
[00:07:47] they dislike somebody and the person gets reelected is an
[00:07:51] error something is wrong somewhere
[00:07:55] no some oh my god
[00:07:59] something is wrong somewhere but it has happened before you know why yeah the
[00:08:03] reason is that either they are saying they don't want to waste their time going
[00:08:07] to vote because they know that their votes will not count or maybe
[00:08:11] they think that you
[00:08:21] said something, he said is only a thief or a mad man that
[00:08:25] will vote for Tinubu and
[00:08:28] APC, and some people are trying to raise any dust
[00:08:32] about it, and you know what, he said the truth, you know
[00:08:36] why, somebody must have a mental problem to
[00:08:40] meet fuel at the cost of what?
[00:08:46] Yeah, and now you're paying 1,500
[00:08:49] naira inexplicably pay, and you're voting for the
[00:08:53] person, something is wrong, now you met Naira at
[00:08:57] the cost of 450 pay dollar, and
[00:09:01] you are now seeing it going to 2,000 pay dollar, it was almost
[00:09:05] approaching dead, and you want to vote for the person, something is wrong
[00:09:08] somewhere, then when he
[00:09:11] allod. that you must be a thief, he was simply saying you must
[00:09:15] be a beneficiary of such corruption to be able to afford
[00:09:19] such lifestyle that will make you to say you want to vote for such a
[00:09:23] person again, and so I agree with him on that
[00:09:27] postulation that that you must be
[00:09:31] a thief, in other words, you must be a beneficiary to such
[00:09:34] corrupt money, or a mad man if you are not a mad man, because you must have
[00:09:38] a mental problem for, can you imagine if I want to fill up?
[00:09:42] my SUV of 100 lit of 100
[00:09:46] lit SUV for tank i would have to spend
[00:09:49] 15000 nira now and I was using
[00:09:52] 19,500 n before tinubu came in
[00:09:56] no will I not be checked for mental
[00:10:00] problem especially if the money is
[00:10:02] hard hand if especially if I mean I mean in a nation
[00:10:06] where the minimum wage is 7000 look at what NLC has said they
[00:10:10] want to embark a strike they've given two weeks. ultimatum,
[00:10:13] what are the reasons? high f price and the minimum
[00:10:17] wage, because they cannot understand that the are 70,000 will
[00:10:21] buy them half fuel tank, so that's why.
[00:10:25] is saying something must be wrong with you and i
[00:10:28] agree
[00:10:30] now conclude yeah good so
[00:10:33] conclusively has made it
[00:10:37] clear he's going to make life affordable for nigerians
[00:10:40] again is going to bring back to what it
[00:10:44] was per and it is very possible
[00:10:47] because we are a production nation now so
[00:10:51] when you reduce the cost of producing and
[00:10:55] item through provision of power, making interest
[00:10:58] rates accessible, then bringing
[00:11:01] security and ensuring that
[00:11:05] every factor of production is cheaper, it will reduce the
[00:11:09] cost of producing the barrel to $12, but how soon
[00:11:13] will this happen if you guys win? i said you will start seeing, you've already
[00:11:17] started seeing it now, haven't you started seeing it? is it not because has
[00:11:20] insisted
[00:11:22] for something will be restored that is bringing down his own? no, is the benefit,
[00:11:26] the benefit has started, even before articu is elected, but you
[00:11:30] talked about power and all of those things and it will take time because of
[00:11:33] corruption, that's why these people are not doing it, all right, you know what article
[00:11:37] advised in the issue of power, captive power,
[00:11:41] even from time, it's trying to tell you sir, if you
[00:11:45] want to base it on gas alone, if you build
[00:11:49] all the gas stations in the south to distribute
[00:11:53] it will take you years,
[00:12:03] use it to provide the power in that zone, you
[00:12:07] know of hydro you know power electric, it
[00:12:11] was in government for they didn't do that, and we've talked about
[00:12:15] this before, it
[00:12:16] was the VP, this was the advice he gave, was not
[00:12:19] accepted as president, he will implement it, Nigerians
[00:12:22] will have regular electricity at. affordable price,
[00:12:26] not aatibus price, there will be no band a, band b,
[00:12:30] band c, and then there will
[00:12:33] be no ban this morning, no, no, no, no, no, no, so I think is going to bring
[00:12:37] down the cost of producing crude oil
[00:12:41] to the word average of $12 per barrel, and
[00:12:45] then supply it to the nigerian refiner,
[00:12:48] refineries, they will now produce
[00:12:51] affordable refined food to Nigerians, it will... come
[00:12:55] down to less than 300 nine okay, thank you so much uh
[00:12:59] uh mr kent for for for the insight and the promises that you've
[00:13:03] made on behalf of our day you know he will
[00:13:06] go after the city sc that nobody has done in 20
[00:13:10] years told me that personally that is very
[00:13:13] important i am one calling for that and
[00:13:16] find that encouraging i made note of it thank you so much for uh
[00:13:20] for your uh conversations that are always very frank and interesting and thank you for
[00:13:24] coming to you sources, thank you very much, and uh, well done for the tough job that you guys are
[00:13:28] doing out there,
[00:13:29] you know, uh, democracy is uh, is exciting, and this is
[00:13:33] why we have democracy, thank
[00:13:43] sources, today as we continue in the season
[00:13:46] of uh the 66th independence of
[00:13:50] Nigeria in this month of October, I have guest
[00:13:54] who is going to be talking about uh the issues around
[00:13:58] independence, what we should be focused on, and of course some the
[00:14:01] things that happened during the United Nations General Assembly, which just
[00:14:05] passed, so I like to welcome back into the
[00:14:08] studio uh, Mr. Emmanuel Ogebe,
[00:14:11] US-based Nigerian lawyer, human rights
[00:14:14] advocate and the winner the Nigerian
[00:14:17] diaspora merit award,
[00:14:21] happy independence to Nigeria, well, I only wish you happy. new month
[00:14:25] because
[00:14:26] i can't see how the independence has benefited nigerians
[00:14:30] seriously this in the
[00:14:32] county
[00:14:34] the si but let's start there emmanuel what's your own uh
[00:14:37] take as nigeria turns 66 well i have to
[00:14:41] say i think the best thing the administration
[00:14:45] did with this independence was not to
[00:14:48] celebrate it with a parade buse it would have
[00:14:51] been a parade of failure a parade of non
[00:14:55] sense uh, Nigerians cannot look at themselves
[00:14:58] today and say that they are better of now than in
[00:15:02] 1960 when they received independence. In
[00:15:05] fact, for we northern Christians, we're more
[00:15:08] marginalized now than when the British
[00:15:12] handed over power, why? because you will find that at
[00:15:16] that time the British gave presidency to a southern
[00:15:20] Christian and they gave prime ministership to another
[00:15:24] Muslim so... it was even balanced then, so the current
[00:15:28] dispensation is worse than when the British handed
[00:15:32] over to us politically, and it is worse than when the British handed over
[00:15:35] to us, economy.
[00:15:39] That's - that's you know you just went
[00:15:42] for the joga right away there, you see there's not
[00:15:46] much to argue about it, the pain on the faces
[00:15:50] of Nigerians is so discennible,
[00:15:53] nobody is genuinely happy in this country, whether they are Christians or Muslims,
[00:15:57] whether they are Christians or Muslim, in fact the Muslim Muslim ticket has ended
[00:16:01] up hurting them more, which should
[00:16:05] tell us as nation that really... should not be the soul determinant
[00:16:09] factor, but competency and deliverables
[00:16:13] for the citizens. Unfortunately, we have a country
[00:16:16] where some governors are deemed as performers simply because
[00:16:20] they built a musk in each local government, it doesn't care, it doesn't matter if they steal the
[00:16:24] whole money the state and marry foreigner in
[00:16:27] yemen, so long as it build
[00:16:29] a mosk, democracy, dividend has been delivered in some
[00:16:33] other sections the country, they want to see rodes.
[00:16:37] paved, they want to see, you know, enabling environment for
[00:16:41] business, education, healthcare, and all of that,
[00:16:44] so different sections the country do not have the same
[00:16:48] definition of what development is, there are some people in
[00:16:52] this country that the only time they will be
[00:16:55] happy is if it is their religion that is
[00:16:58] dominant, if they have that, you don't care about anything
[00:17:02] else, that's why you have a character like shake jangier
[00:17:06] coming out and saying, that uh, if christians don't like it, they
[00:17:10] should leave the country, that Muslim Muslim ticket has come to
[00:17:13] stay, it is means of domination, and he's been rly criticized
[00:17:17] for that, and and and the sath thing is that evidence has come to
[00:17:21] light that he received a massive pay off from the
[00:17:24] administration, so essentially these are the kinds of things that
[00:17:28] we have, men who are supposed to speak truth to
[00:17:32] power are being purchased by those in power, when you say that evidence has
[00:17:36] come of is still
[00:17:37] if an alligation. because
[00:17:38] you know I don't know about
[00:17:39] there was a publication that has not been reported or challenged by
[00:17:43] him, I don't
[00:17:44] it know was prion times or gazzett that he received
[00:17:48] 600 million, and if you look at the history of
[00:17:51] Nigeria, the politicians have been
[00:17:54] buying prayers and prayer warriors and prayer
[00:17:58] contractors, oh my god,
[00:18:00] it is, it's a proven fact, yeah, well you, so so let's look at what the
[00:18:04] president said during his uh independence days. speak, he said
[00:18:08] that when they came in, when he came in in 2023, Nigeria was
[00:18:12] like a cancer patient, and that past
[00:18:15] leaders,
[00:18:16] you know, past leaders have been treating it with - with painkillers such as
[00:18:20] morphine, you know, are leaving the tough
[00:18:23] decisions of doing uh, a surgical
[00:18:27] operation to take away the cancer, and he said that cancer has
[00:18:31] been spreading, so he says he is coming in to do this cancer
[00:18:34] surgery, and that that is why things are tough.
[00:18:37] "unfortunately, the presidency of Nigeria has become
[00:18:41] a health insurance package for people who
[00:18:45] are ill to take care themselves. We saw that with Buhari,
[00:18:49] he came and he used Nigeria to sponsor his health treatments
[00:18:52] abroad. This is where this president is continuing from. He cannot tell
[00:18:56] us that the president that he incubated and who he
[00:19:00] put in power for eight years was a
[00:19:03] failure when he himself said that he's coming to build on what.
[00:19:07] that man did, if you're coming to build a what a
[00:19:11] destroyer did, that means you're a co-destroyer. see, let me be very
[00:19:15] clear with you, okay? when i come to Nigeria
[00:19:19] now, i feel personally
[00:19:23] safer than when i used to come under Bukhari, because
[00:19:27] Buhari was vindictive, vicious person, at
[00:19:30] least you had your your your freedom, you have more
[00:19:34] confidence, i have more confidence, and you
[00:19:37] have to... hide less exactly, receive less
[00:19:40] warnings from people about being targeted by the government now,
[00:19:44] so you give you give it this president, give him that credit, but
[00:19:48] here's the issue that a problem i have, all right, you
[00:19:52] remove subsidy, all right, you you deregulated
[00:19:56] theena, but some the actions you take are inconsistent
[00:20:00] with the pains and sacrifices nigerians are making, you bought yourself a
[00:20:04] presidential jet that was never appropriated by the... national
[00:20:07] assembly when Buhari bought place without
[00:20:11] appropriation, it was one place for
[00:20:15] to fight terrorism, not for his personal
[00:20:18] angandisement. The other thing that has happened, which is
[00:20:22] stunning to me, I noticed recently report that
[00:20:25] Nigeria forgave NMPC
[00:20:28] a debt of $1 billion dollars. Is NMPs supposed to
[00:20:32] be taking care of Nigerians or are Nigerians supposed to be taking care of NMPs?
[00:20:36] How is that possible? Now to make matters
[00:20:40] was, Mr. President gave contracts to his
[00:20:43] friend again without
[00:20:45] tender, one road from Lagos to Calaba.
[00:20:50] dollars 12 a
[00:20:51] billion second road from badagri to
[00:20:54] keby 12 billion 24
[00:20:57] billion yes to one
[00:21:01] man his friend in Paris 24
[00:21:04] billion the loan that he took from
[00:21:08] the UK in march for the ports 1 billion
[00:21:12] 25 billion dollars to one man but just to be very
[00:21:15] exact I don't think the whole 25 billion has been
[00:21:19] sourced. already, but I see your point, I'm just, I'm just
[00:21:23] being uh, you feeky with the with the figures, your point is well
[00:21:27] made, in fact it is even worse,
[00:21:30] when Mr. President was away from
[00:21:34] the United Nations General Assembly, while working in
[00:21:38] Paris,
[00:21:39] there was an announcement that additional 7 billion dollars
[00:21:43] as we given to
[00:21:44] Shaguri, when you add
[00:21:48] the 25 billion to 7 billion. that is 33
[00:21:52] billion to one individual
[00:21:56] this last 7 billion of which you speak that i'm
[00:21:58] not aware of what's that for it's again for port development in
[00:22:02] og state okay well all these are the
[00:22:06] the are plans most them are plans not that the i see your pointman
[00:22:10] but i'm just trying to make it so that these moneies have not come in most
[00:22:14] them but your argument is made no point the fact the matter
[00:22:18] is yeah yeah we are obligated by the sovereign
[00:22:21] okay, it's a sovereign obligation, yeah, that means that we're bound
[00:22:25] to pay, that means we're indepted for the future, no, it means
[00:22:29] that at least they are telling us that that is the commitment that is been made
[00:22:33] and we we expect that the money are coming, i'm just saying that is
[00:22:38] some not if those moneies have them come, are mous
[00:22:40] that the next president you know after him, maybe for eight
[00:22:44] years can reverse, you know, i'm just
[00:22:47] saying, well let tell you right now as we
[00:22:51] speak, the national assembly has approved multiple tranches of
[00:22:55] money for them, so the payments are already been
[00:22:58] made, they what was signed in UK with
[00:23:02] the UK with the Nigerian government,
[00:23:03] that was about 700 million pounds, which is over
[00:23:07] billion dollars, again it was back by sovereign
[00:23:10] guarantee, so we're hooked in whether we like it or not,
[00:23:14] we're going to import the steel from UK, we're going to
[00:23:18] hire UK companies to do it, and shagori is the implementer on this
[00:23:22] side, so you can see that one
[00:23:25] individual received contracts
[00:23:29] exceeding more than 12% the entire GDP of
[00:23:32] Nigeria, over 12% the entire GDP the country went
[00:23:36] to one individual, how can you defend that? so
[00:23:39] these are some the reasons why you want to give him credit for some things, but
[00:23:43] you look at some other things and say this makes no sense, assure you, if
[00:23:47] Mr. President has spent 25. billion dollars on
[00:23:51] electricity and i know that i will have 24 hours
[00:23:55] of electricity, i don't care if it gives it
[00:23:58] to, but this is not a
[00:24:02] national priority, it is not number one, that road is not
[00:24:06] number one, it is not number two,
[00:24:07] it is not number three, why? because electricity is a
[00:24:11] priority, security is a prior, even
[00:24:14] healthcare, even healthcare is a priority, did you see the video the
[00:24:18] former uh? said somebody that we all respect because headed
[00:24:22] over power for which credit we must give him, but there he goes
[00:24:26] uh, letting himself be used as an
[00:24:29] advertiser of an Indian hospital, yes
[00:24:33] i mean, did you think they took advantage of him? well, you
[00:24:36] see, it would be a shame if we have a
[00:24:39] leader who can be taken advantage of in this manner, but the
[00:24:43] fact the matter is when i was in prison in the
[00:24:47] villa 30 years ago, i was and when i
[00:24:51] passed out the my torturers took me to
[00:24:55] - clinic where i was treated so i was
[00:24:59] shocked to hear a few years ago when he was in power that the
[00:25:03] first lady was complaining that even panadol did not have even
[00:25:06] under abacha who stole over 5 billion
[00:25:10] dollars they are so clinic was operational i was
[00:25:14] treated as a nigerian citizen and we
[00:25:17] are telling me today that we have to send the head of
[00:25:21] states abroad for for new replacement, god have
[00:25:24] mercy. uh anyway, so so so you you don't
[00:25:28] see lot of uh good things to talk about, that is with
[00:25:32] regard to the independence, but let us even look
[00:25:35] at the UN general assembly, okay, which is another very
[00:25:39] painful experience for me. i was there in new york last week as as
[00:25:42] you also were, yes, and for the
[00:25:45] third time uh,
[00:25:48] vice
[00:25:49] president uh, Setima represented Nigeria now setting the record as
[00:25:53] the only Nigerian vice president yes to attend three years in
[00:25:57] Euro absolutely now what is painful for me is
[00:26:00] this the you and general assembly is the
[00:26:04] only international obligation that every
[00:26:07] country is expected to abide by in
[00:26:11] the world, there are no two in the
[00:26:14] responsibilities of a president, the only one is to attend the
[00:26:18] UN general assembly, represent your country and be a voice for your country. what do you
[00:26:22] mean by that? well, it is
[00:26:26] designated that in July in September of every year, there
[00:26:30] will be there will be a general assembly. and or there will
[00:26:34] be plenary session where all the heads of state will show up to
[00:26:37] address, that is the minimum duty required to
[00:26:41] fulfill, when you say minimum, because there's no nothing
[00:26:45] else, you are not required to attend anything other than the annual
[00:26:49] general meeting, and Mr. President
[00:26:52] has failed to show up three out of four times, that is a
[00:26:56] 75% failure reads, now here's
[00:27:00] here's what is happening when send your number two
[00:27:03] player, he does not carry the weight that number one carries, you
[00:27:07] know how
[00:27:08] it is, the kinds of meetings that people, you a president we have, vice
[00:27:12] president we not have, because most people know his spare tire,
[00:27:16] he's reading somebody's address, he doesn't have the ability to follow
[00:27:19] through, thank you for coming and thank you
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