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[00:01:16] Welcome back everyone, the national chairman
[00:01:18] of the ABC, professor mentally you why that is our
[00:01:22] guest on the program tonight, thanks so much bro for your
[00:01:26] time, controls your parties campaign.
[00:01:30] we have
[00:01:31] in the the chairman of organizational campaign
[00:01:34] of council
[00:01:34] of next who is the vice chairman and myself also the
[00:01:38] vice chairman two vice chairman then
[00:01:41] we have the dg under us and all
[00:01:45] other people in the campaign council
[00:01:49] as as
[00:01:49] it is now we've not inaugurated our campaign council because there's confusion in
[00:01:53] me your camp no there's no confusion when are you going to release the revised
[00:01:57] edition of your campaign list no? you do
[00:02:01] um the official list of a campaign list has been
[00:02:04] released, you can't begin to discuss about the campaign council without the council being
[00:02:07] inaugurated as far as so the list we saw in
[00:02:11] public that was released by a party we should ignore it, no
[00:02:15] you're not ignoring it, it's our list, so you will review
[00:02:18] of it and the the
[00:02:19] you
[00:02:21] the the the rev list it, but the list will became have
[00:02:22] life only
[00:02:26] when
[00:02:26] is uh inaugurated, when you announce a committee, the committee can't not come to
[00:02:30] life without being inaugurated, so we have a list, yes, has
[00:02:34] been inaugurated, no, if if it has
[00:02:37] only inaugurated, it can be amended, so is it going
[00:02:41] through amendment now, of course, when are you likely to
[00:02:45] of reinforce the numbers, what we
[00:02:47] of have uh, we need for inclusion, so that
[00:02:50] of average everybody in Nigeria
[00:02:51] of will look at the list and feel he has inclusion in it, that's what we doing, what's in the list we
[00:02:55] released was wrong, no, but we want to build a more robust list that when
[00:02:59] you look at it, every Nigerian will have feel, will have
[00:03:03] belonging to the least, that's what do when are you likely to release it?
[00:03:07] no, asks when are we going to when are we likely going to
[00:03:10] inaugurate and give them life? when are you like most likely next
[00:03:13] week sir? most likely next week, next week, in the
[00:03:17] coming week
[00:03:18] that those who argue and might be the style of your party, in the second
[00:03:21] republic you will find out how supreme the
[00:03:25] party is and those who say how can the candidate
[00:03:28] of the party chair the campaign? so and put the leadership
[00:03:31] of the party benit it
[00:03:33] now that have a problem with that this
[00:03:35] of this is
[00:03:35] a difference
[00:03:36] in a party uh structure the president the leader
[00:03:39] of the party so it places him in charge
[00:03:42] of the party in terms of management
[00:03:45] of the party itself as a party leader and you defer to him on all on all
[00:03:49] issues but the question is that and ask can
[00:03:52] ally support sunubu for president why
[00:03:55] a supporting opponents of APC candidate elsewhere the big question
[00:03:59] is that your party seems
[00:04:02] of to have assimilated rainbow coalition, have you endorsed the rainbow coalition? mark you,
[00:04:06] in this general election 2027 that people that have not come out
[00:04:09] to tell
[00:04:09] you that they will vote president, i can tell you that there
[00:04:13] are part political party have no president
[00:04:15] of candidates, labor party doesn't have
[00:04:19] it, they do, i don't know the present, mean they
[00:04:22] have, maybe you don't know the man, but i know him, there are many other political party
[00:04:26] have no present candidate, is that okay, so and
[00:04:30] their members, some
[00:04:31] of their members are saying they they are going to support us, but
[00:04:34] of what is the stance
[00:04:35] of the APC as
[00:04:38] the your leadership on the issue of rainbow coalition, and
[00:04:41] you know the objective
[00:04:42] of the rainbow coalition, support b met, but in
[00:04:45] other uh um elections, you support the other
[00:04:49] party, do you have you end, do you agree with our party
[00:04:53] of we will not choose for an opposition, for example wik is in my
[00:04:56] party, i can't go and enforce for wik
[00:05:00] who should support if he will not support the president will
[00:05:02] support other political parties, he's in
[00:05:06] PDP, he has the right of choice of what you want to do, if you say he will support
[00:05:10] in us, we can fine if you say will support all our candidate and Okay with that, I'm okay
[00:05:14] with it, but your governor seems to be no,
[00:05:17] the governor are not offended by it, they said that's not the
[00:05:21] case, no, what the
[00:05:22] governor,
[00:05:27] listen, listen, the governor said that
[00:05:30] they will support their candidates from top to bottom as
[00:05:34] governors, even as a party chairman,
[00:05:38] we support our candidates
[00:05:40] as as APC from top to bottom. "I will not support anybody,
[00:05:44] I say my party, but if people are preaching, if people are
[00:05:47] preaching the support for your party under the tag of rainbow
[00:05:51] coalition, and as a party you don't have a problem to convince people to
[00:05:55] support your party across board, it then means and the position the governors
[00:05:59] at that, excuse me sir, is the fact that they
[00:06:03] think that your party is a risk, if you have
[00:06:07] senators who are not members of your party, you have house of reps members who are not
[00:06:11] your party, your..." president if he wins the election is going to
[00:06:14] be a man alone in governance because
[00:06:18] everyone that is around him are from other political party and that's the
[00:06:21] position the governor who are saying the interest the party
[00:06:25] should be the party should be why as a
[00:06:28] party we're not supposing we're not supporting any
[00:06:31] candidate and the governors who are members of our party
[00:06:35] we encourage them not you just said that you you have endorsed rainbow
[00:06:39] coalition no listen
[00:06:42] uh uh said we, he is a different political
[00:06:45] party, i cannot make a choice of who he will
[00:06:48] select or he will vote for in the general election, so
[00:06:52] you are not opposed to what wik is doing, i'm not opposed to anybody who wants
[00:06:55] to put president, how do you reconcile the governors and the weak case
[00:06:59] stance,
[00:06:59] and that's i keep on telling you, the governor's position, they are
[00:07:02] promoting that their own party in their state, they will
[00:07:06] support only APC, your excellency, can you tell
[00:07:10] us what pathway? does your candidate have in
[00:07:14] this election? there those who say that in the
[00:07:17] reality, there's no way on earth that your
[00:07:21] candidate can win this election, and they have given reasons. the president
[00:07:25] has said on October 1 that here comes the era
[00:07:29] of prosperity, and there are those who will say, you've made Nigerians go
[00:07:33] through pains for the last three and a half years, why should they trust
[00:07:36] you? in the last three years, what have we been doing first
[00:07:40] when we came? the
[00:07:43] PSCN, the generating companies were
[00:07:47] being out billions of n, today
[00:07:51] we to offset all those trillions of nail that they were owing
[00:07:54] the generating companies, we're owing the
[00:07:58] pensioners from railway to air to
[00:08:02] to to to to Nigerian airways to several other government
[00:08:06] agencies into trillions of n, today we
[00:08:10] offset all those bills. from this thing when
[00:08:14] president came, most airlines have withdrawn,
[00:08:17] international airlines have withdrawn from Nigeria, so most Nigerans even who want
[00:08:21] travel by Brish airways, they have to go to Ghana before they
[00:08:24] travel, today he has offset all those bills
[00:08:28] for them, most companies that invested in Nigeria, they
[00:08:32] couldn't rec the money because Nigeria couldn't get enough dollars to offset their
[00:08:36] bill for them, of what over 7 billion US dollars,
[00:08:40] today we've paid all those bills and I can go on and on
[00:08:43] and on and on and tell you what we have reset in Nigeria, so I'm wondering,
[00:08:47] because the language of is the one who said that he wants to reset
[00:08:51] Nigeria, because Makin believes that under this government and the
[00:08:55] APC, you literally destroy the the wellbeing and
[00:08:59] the power of every any citizen to be able to uh make ends
[00:09:03] meet, the question I'm asking you prof is that what do you
[00:09:07] tell when you go to the campaign, the people that have been going to
[00:09:11] pains for the last them? but
[00:09:15] and have you listened
[00:09:16] tell a to half what years, i but said? what yeah, do you you said the president has done this, the president has done that, excuse me, the
[00:09:20] fundamental is the money in their pocket and the food and the quality of food on their table,
[00:09:24] good, and that's the same reason we given you giving
[00:09:27] nigerians, the what we are passing through for
[00:09:31] example at this moment is temporal,
[00:09:35] the increase in cost of - foil is
[00:09:38] temporal, how do
[00:09:40] you say that to the hungry man, of course? you're coming tomorrow there
[00:09:43] will be food, but she believe you, Nigerians believe in us,
[00:09:47] unlike you who is less on TV, I'm a journalist, I'm just asking the
[00:09:51] question, that's i'm asking you the same thing, now for somebody who
[00:09:54] knew
[00:09:55] who who also know that there's a fight in the the
[00:09:59] war between uh Iran and US has
[00:10:03] completely cut off the major about 30% the source of -
[00:10:06] across the world and Nigerians believe in us, they believe st we have taken
[00:10:10] also we've capped
[00:10:12] the cause of... well the the the
[00:10:13] the the price of uh the
[00:10:17] price of petroleum per liter that's what article said it was going to do so you're
[00:10:21] coping
[00:10:24] no and ours is not actually bringing a subsidy, he said he
[00:10:27] he subs, we are not bringing back subsidy, we said that the cost
[00:10:31] has been defray now, when as a cost the the
[00:10:35] the the price of crude goes down in
[00:10:37] the national market, that part can be defray by the
[00:10:41] same market as as the cost you comes
[00:10:44] down, so there are two different, you are given one month of petrol
[00:10:48] discount, yeah at 66 n yeah, what does that amount
[00:10:52] to?
[00:10:53] now now you say what what?
[00:10:55] why that amount does it mean with 66 n does it mean
[00:10:58] anything because those who believe that why are you doing
[00:11:02] it now you just want votes bring
[00:11:04] that's up this
[00:11:05] is global is global even even in us they are given
[00:11:08] tax on petrol products because of you are doing it for one
[00:11:12] month after one month and the same people should go back to their pays no we
[00:11:16] have to look at the you know normally these are temporary issues so you have to
[00:11:20] study the the uh international community what directions
[00:11:23] are because this can end tomorrow, it can even end
[00:11:26] today, the same article so that he will sell the
[00:11:30] refineries, ab, he
[00:11:34] say we sell the refineries, he will removed subsidy that he
[00:11:38] will not leave for one day, he specifically said that we study the market forces
[00:11:42] and keep on adjusting the price until we return
[00:11:46] back until we remove subsidy, so who is
[00:11:49] deceiving, these people don't actually have message, which means that
[00:11:53] he also want to remove subsidy. a way, but he wants to learn
[00:11:57] Nigerians to vote him by saying that you will reduce
[00:12:00] prices,
[00:12:02] you don't think nigeran should listen to, of course, article has said that you you
[00:12:06] have your party shamelessly copied his own
[00:12:10] policy, which policy policy price
[00:12:14] modulation of price, his
[00:12:17] wasn't, give a moment, we need to go
[00:12:19] on a break, but when we return this time around, it's going to be a
[00:12:23] question of what? will be saying
[00:12:27] to voters, what exactly would you like to
[00:12:31] hear him say? how does it convince you? if you
[00:12:34] are there and you are able to vote, whatever you may be watching. my next question
[00:12:38] to professor, is pathway, is
[00:12:42] asking about the pathway the APC in this
[00:12:45] election? well be right back everyone, tell us
[00:12:47] again.
[00:14:35] general election they near us like this, independent national electoral commission INEc
[00:14:39] talk say from Friday night reach Thursday 15th of October 2026,
[00:14:43] then go display the national register of voters where they go use conduct
[00:14:46] election for 2027. This display go help people where don't
[00:14:50] register to check till their name day for the register and make them know their
[00:14:54] polling unit before. election day, inside that period, people where register for
[00:14:57] 2025 go fe collect their PVC, people where
[00:15:01] transfer their registration, replace PVC we don't lost or damage during the first phase will
[00:15:05] still feed collect their PVC from the INEC office where did their local government from
[00:15:08] 16th of October 2026. All the PVCs where people never
[00:15:12] collect from before before registration exercises will still they available for
[00:15:16] collection. I like to call on everybody where register during this period say make them
[00:15:20] no waste time to collect their PVC because now their power to vote, now I need
[00:15:24] bring a this message.
[00:15:46] Thanks so much everyone for staying with us, our concluding moment with
[00:15:49] professor, prof, as we wrap up
[00:15:53] this conversation, uh, there will be a fundamental questions in the
[00:15:56] mind of lot of people, yes, will imagine that, and
[00:16:00] your party has agreed, yeah uh, that Nigerians are going through
[00:16:04] lot and you are hoping that, you will make the
[00:16:08] lot better, but the question is whether they will believe
[00:16:11] you, but you know already we have policies that's free, like told
[00:16:15] that policy we are doing that free more money to nigerians, for
[00:16:19] example, most of our social intervention of government and people look
[00:16:23] at social intervention as only programs come from we cannot track
[00:16:27] it, listen, listen, listen those intervention
[00:16:30] program, let me start, can you track
[00:16:34] tax if we do tax the form
[00:16:38] that are free more money to the people, when i was in university my tax was about
[00:16:42] 25%, 24%. today the
[00:16:46] somebody who ends my salary, my my type of salary is tax
[00:16:48] 16%, which means that more money has come in the hand of
[00:16:52] people, before now there was no rent uh
[00:16:56] relieved for workers, today there's a rent relief for workers
[00:17:00] upward of 15% of your own of your total income
[00:17:04] already also regardless how much you're earning 8'. thousand is not
[00:17:08] taxed from your salary, so we have lot of things
[00:17:11] we've done as a relief for workers,
[00:17:15] low low income earners and also the one people in the
[00:17:19] country, this is also for tax f that we've met, so that's
[00:17:23] in itself is social protection for the vulnerable
[00:17:27] people, that's number one, the health sector will
[00:17:31] defray the cost of uh dialysis for people have
[00:17:34] kidney problem, we
[00:17:36] have we have done the same thing for people. pregnant women, we've done the same thing for malaria, we've done the same thing
[00:17:40] in other sectors in terms of health, now these are also a
[00:17:44] form of social protection for them people, that same tax reform
[00:17:47] you know pharmaceutical you know materials and
[00:17:51] equipment and medications are not
[00:17:54] tax, house no housing building
[00:17:58] materials are not tax, food are not
[00:18:01] tax, all these are form of social protection for the vulnerable people
[00:18:05] because these are basic thing that vulnerable people need need and they
[00:18:09] are not taxed so they can reduce the cost for them,
[00:18:12] thirdly we have also the social protection in terms of housing that we've
[00:18:16] done also housing for the vulnerable on the new housing
[00:18:20] initiative which which reduces the cost the
[00:18:23] which which diff part the cost for them also these are some the
[00:18:27] vulnerable some the uh the the social pr
[00:18:31] giving to the people then what we have also the credit
[00:18:35] carb is that okay? I give room for you to have
[00:18:38] access to credit, consumer credit,
[00:18:42] we provided that one also so that uh salary earners
[00:18:46] uh nigerians who are on who don't have
[00:18:50] access to credit before that even allows
[00:18:53] the sms to access credit without uh
[00:18:57] going to the banks bank system that that they access a very huge
[00:19:01] interest and all those things interest about
[00:19:04] 1.25% is is little so it allows people. who are doing small
[00:19:08] small business also to access those those opportunities? these are
[00:19:12] all social protections. i can go on at least lot of social protest
[00:19:15] system. the protest, the protest we see on the on the street
[00:19:19] of northern Nigeria, yes uh tinubu must
[00:19:22] go is growing every day. and those of your members
[00:19:26] who are af that this growing tension, agitation against
[00:19:30] junubu might cost you lot, you see
[00:19:33] that there's rejection of your party and tunabu in northern Nigeria, you
[00:19:37] see if opposition have rally and you wear a
[00:19:40] t-shirt go that's not what
[00:19:44] Nigerians are saying I does not Nigerians now that's no
[00:19:47] but the generation of Nigerians is a group of people that are saying must
[00:19:51] go and how many them in numbers this same location this
[00:19:55] same places this same place we also have rallies and
[00:19:59] we are numbered them in terms of appearance
[00:20:02] you know you saw
[00:20:03] it in cano you saw it in casina you saw us in in bor we saw
[00:20:07] different states, so if a if a little bit
[00:20:11] of people in their number who are in the opposition where a
[00:20:15] t-shirt, the political party members of an
[00:20:18] opposition, we know they are members of political party, normally
[00:20:22] what should they even say, they must say must go because they
[00:20:26] in opposition, so they just saying the - they
[00:20:30] just saying what normally they say even at campaign ries, what if the
[00:20:33] majority of nigerians say that by their votes in 2027?
[00:20:37] but -
[00:20:39] she who are the majority of nigerians
[00:20:40] the talking about if the voters we've done also a sentiment
[00:20:44] analysis, we've done also our own research, we've done also a fact
[00:20:47] finding, why
[00:20:49] are leading?
[00:21:21] don't you think that can be skilled
[00:21:22] easily? it is based on that
[00:21:26] research that we even conduct that best no research and all th spolings that we
[00:21:30] had our own retreat, we look at our lapses and
[00:21:34] work on it, we closing up every day, even even though we're
[00:21:38] leading but we say we
[00:21:39] need to improve, so every
[00:21:41] day, my problem
[00:21:44] with the opposition is that they only do
[00:21:46] shows, they only come on tv gather people. and
[00:21:50] just say the demonstrating and then you do your rallies and you
[00:21:54] mention now they don't even have rallies they just gather about 10 people 20
[00:21:58] people to to just come out and wear some t-shirts where have you seen them
[00:22:02] even do majority anywhere in
[00:22:04] Nigeria
[00:22:06] if if if the opposition are able to come together and form an
[00:22:09] alliance is that not the end of your party never we
[00:22:12] are not afraid at all you don't even want them to come together I don't even
[00:22:15] blink because you have done your homework
[00:22:18] in you decimate the opposition, look,
[00:22:22] how, but that's our job, that's our job, that's my job
[00:22:26] to scatter them, of course now, and you vertering
[00:22:30] them, very happy, they scattered, if i
[00:22:33] work, for democracy, now
[00:22:37] if i work hard, if you as sherun, would you
[00:22:41] like one day that almost all the viewers of television are viewing
[00:22:45] their own channels because of our credibility, good, the same thing credibility, the same
[00:22:48] thing we're doing here. credibility that is making you to sc the same doing,
[00:22:52] the same we're doing, is that okay? but what if by stroke
[00:22:56] of lock they come together? that's the reason why every day you take
[00:23:00] for you, that's that's why you take take to make
[00:23:02] your own station more attractive, you make a program more attractive, you
[00:23:05] make, so everyday we work out to make our party more attractive,
[00:23:09] to make our party stand better than any political party, this
[00:23:13] is a game badly, all this like again, what if the
[00:23:17] vote has now send president bolatinu back to legos? what would you
[00:23:20] say? which voters? which voters we talking
[00:23:23] about? which voters? the nigerian people? except if you
[00:23:27] have some other voters somewhere, that's what I keep asking you, that's
[00:23:30] what I keep asking you, because these
[00:23:33] same Nigerians we are seeing in elections, we are seeing people troping in every to accept
[00:23:37] us, we see most Nigerians who believe in us, we see people come on
[00:23:40] TV, captain of industries who before now they come companies are
[00:23:44] closing, they are saying that they now they're now on the part of of
[00:23:48] profitability while seeing als... so that we have a stable exchange rate, we
[00:23:52] see also that we have th plus which means that what the
[00:23:55] production they claiming we already achieving
[00:23:58] it, so these same Nigerians who are who are exporting
[00:24:02] every day, they are making more money,
[00:24:03] you you're telling that they shouldn't vote us, are you able to commit
[00:24:07] tonight to tell the average Nigerian people that
[00:24:11] your party going into this election will not intimidate
[00:24:14] opposition, I've never interpretated, they
[00:24:17] alleging that
[00:24:19] you're you're running this way. with intimidation, now if we
[00:24:22] intimidate
[00:24:24] plans of manipulation the listen, the election we lost, we lost
[00:24:28] ocean, we won equity, we
[00:24:31] won some sen election, we lost some, we won
[00:24:35] some, party was rejected in and that same
[00:24:38] thing, but let me just tell you one thing, but let me just
[00:24:42] tell you one thing, in all these elections, the top
[00:24:45] opposition are nowhere to be
[00:24:47] found,
[00:24:51] see and ndc have not won any the elections, so that
[00:24:55] gives you in
[00:24:56] the mid of all these things we're talking about,
[00:24:58] that gives you comfort, of course now, which means that we
[00:25:00] are not actually competing against them,
[00:25:04] so you have confidence that was PDP that came second,
[00:25:08] it
[00:25:09] was nowhere to be found, i think they were there
[00:25:11] to to campaign for the candidate all th, but they were now where oby was here
[00:25:15] in his excellency ob was here
[00:25:19] in fct when we had election going from market to market campaigning
[00:25:23] for ndc's company is a
[00:25:26] party yet the couldn't get a counselor
[00:25:30] adc could win the counselor was just
[00:25:34] between APC and PDP
[00:25:38] in it was APC and PDP in Oshin
[00:25:42] was APC and APM ap
[00:25:44] that sp the president election also now if
[00:25:48] you see bchi it was. and uh
[00:25:52] and uh and APM that we lost to
[00:25:56] all the rest we won now so in
[00:25:58] in
[00:26:00] um in ambra it was APC and not
[00:26:03] APC and PDP or APC and uh
[00:26:07] ADC, that's the state of ob. All right, so his
[00:26:11] party could
[00:26:11] not even come second, party came fort, and he was there to campaign for a week,
[00:26:15] prof, so no, wait, wait, let me also finish my part,
[00:26:19] so we are not actually contesting against
[00:26:21] ADC, you are contesting against Nigerians,
[00:26:25] we are contesting against Nigeria and Nigeria support us, so anywhere that we're losing we came
[00:26:29] second, anywhere we're losing. we're second
[00:26:32] i always second to the party that is neither
[00:26:36] ADC or NDC and even those parties that we competing
[00:26:40] against us, after winning they said they're supporting us, abga,
[00:26:44] they say they're supporting us, apm, they say they're supporting
[00:26:47] us, all right, as we as we
[00:26:51] wrap up, what will be your final word for these
[00:26:55] election for those the supporters of your party and those who
[00:26:59] don't even like to hear the name of your party as we go into
[00:27:02] this election, the 30 seconds of your final word, my final word is that one
[00:27:06] thank Nigerians for always believe in our party, Nigerians
[00:27:10] for for the last three years, they been patient
[00:27:13] with us, they believe in us, they trust in our policies and we
[00:27:17] are doing our best, and let me believe belief you, believe you
[00:27:21] me, the next coming election decision between going
[00:27:25] forth and going back to the part of that days that
[00:27:29] we are having before, this this part that we've taken. prosperity is
[00:27:33] by the door and by our side already we don't most the cleaning
[00:27:37] the mess in this country, already the figures are turning green,
[00:27:41] so we are sure that giving second chance to place Nigeria in the better part of
[00:27:44] prosperity. professor, abc
[00:27:48] national chairman, it's a pleasure having you talk to us on channels television, thank
[00:27:52] you so much, thank you so much, that's our conversation with ABC national
[00:27:55] chairman, professor, many thanks everyone for watching,
[00:27:59] i'm sh, god bless Nigeria
[00:28:24] One good turn they say deserves another for the
[00:28:28] construction and rehabilitation of federal roads across Abya
[00:28:31] state.
[00:28:43] we say thank you for the approval of abya
[00:28:47] airport with help housing project in bende and other
[00:28:51] communities the 7.5 mva injection substation in
[00:28:54] umaya, the sexual assault referral center in aba, the
[00:28:58] nsia diagnostic center in umaya and
[00:29:02] support for Abias student, we say thank you,
[00:29:06] dear Abians and southeasterners, let us
[00:29:09] reciprocate this gesture by massively voting for
[00:29:13] president and all APC candidates in
[00:29:16] the fourth coming general elections, one good turn deserves
[00:29:20] another, this message is brought to you by the former minister of state science
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[00:29:32] hope. Sadima, director general and national coordinator of
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