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Our Guest on the second part of this episode is Prof Chris Mustapha Nwakobia Jr.
A former presential Aspirant and the convener of the country first movement.
He proffered solutions on the way forward and his solutions were all hinged on the Citizen not abdicating their responsibilities , putting pressure on the Legislators to come up with laws that will be enforced and most importantly favorable to the people.
When asked if the same Legislators that benefitted from the Morass in the society will make laws that work against their interest , he said the pressure if well coordinated from the office of the citizen will do the magic.
Adejuwon Anjoorin our in house consultant and Analyst was our guest on this episode, he was brutally frank as always.
His analysis on the status quo and the future of elections in Nigeria is very mind boggling.
He believes not all hope is lost but the citizens will have to show more activity.
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Gabe Okoye is a former Govnorship candidate in Anambra Nigeria with a lot of bad tells and experience from that attempt, has not given up on his motherland Nigeria, even though he is current a State legislator in the Georgia state house of assembly in the USA.
He believes that consistency in giving back should be a focal point , it does not necessarily have to be in cohort with the Governments of Nigeria at any level.
Gabe's experience cannot be discounted in anyway , he has a lot to say about his experience in politics both in America and Nigeria
Adetunji Omotola is as good as it gets, erudite scholar with vintage knowledge of world affairs.
Adetunji is resident is South Africa, schooled in Britain and a very avid politician.
He hopes to be president of Nigeria one day, he is getting the nudges from friends and well wishers who have interacted with him and understand his pedigree.
He has a game plan on how the Nigerians in Diaspora can lead the development trajectory.
This is another no holds barred interview with a man that knows his onions.
This is an incisive 50 minutes discussion with Professor Odiakosa in Namibia, prof is a pioneer in so many areas including but not limited to Project managements, Information technology,
He organized the sovereign wealth fund seminar in conjunction with the delta state Governments some years back.
He went very deep on what the Saudi Arabia's and Norways of this world are doing with there resources and how Nigeria is seriously lagging behind.
There is always something to learn from our guest on Atlanta Discuss, this episode is not different.
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