
In this exclusive interview, former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo discusses the pressing global leadership crisis and its implications for peace and security, particularly in Africa. He reflects on the ongoing conflicts, the mismanagement of diversity, and the need for committed leadership to address these challenges. Obasanjo also shares insights from his experience negotiating debt relief for Nigeria and emphasizes the importance of responsible governance.
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Lots of rubbish questions and silly answers.
What are the results of electricity investments in Nigeria and outcomes, blackouts without end.
Obasanjo in his own accounts in office accused his deputy of corruption at an industrial scales, what did he do?
Can't waste my data listening to you, Africans we 4get easily and celebrate failures. Dis man asconded with billions of dollars met to fix electricity problems in Nigeria. Today Nigeria is in darkness bcos of one man called Obasanjo
Injustices done to Atiku is injustices done to Nigerians
Wherever you see leadership make use of him not only in politics but in all aspects of life.
Our leadership recruitment is seriously faulty.
Sad he could not do these when he had the opportunity.
You people of Nigeria
MD Mr Kayode please carrion with your good job.
May ALLAH in His infinite Mercy bless you abundantly.
How will you have got please tell us so that can learn otherwise I found it difficult to agree with ur third term theory.
They should not twist Baba's words and give current Nigerian rulers and their ilk a 3rd term because its a privilege only afforded to exceptional leaders. They belong in the bin
Feed them for Million of Dollas you stole during your Tenor you are one of them who destroyed nigeriaa politically economlcally and financially with Abubaka IBB etc God will
purnish all of you
4:13
Talk is cheap 34:44
Much respect to president obasanjoâĻ
Based on how he managed debts and brought progress to Nigeria during his 8years of leadership, heâs clearly stated his case on why heâs one of the best leaders Nigeria has hadâĻ it is for the reason many around Africa have so much respect for him.
Much respect from CameroonâĻ
Baba is still very very sound. Time indeed is a great teacher. We see now that despite your flaws, you still did far better and tower above all that have come after you, bar Yaradua. In retrospect, a 3rd term with Obasanjo almost certainly would have been a good thing for Nigeria
Very strong and healthy man
Baba what are you doing with OFN operation feed the nation land u converted to your personal use Stop llying here and there
Still highly cerebral @84
Tbvh, China and Dubai won't be where they're today if they were changing leadership thru electioneering process like Nigeria. Nigeria would've been among the top 5 best countries in the world if Obasanjo was still ruling us since 1999 till date.
It's amazing how this talk about Africans & world leaders didn't mention the great & late Mr Lee Kwan Yew of Singapore.
It tells me that we may still be far away from learning how a leader can transform a country. The Chinese that was mentioned got their inspiration from Lee Kwan Yew.
Mind you Mr Yew while in office fought back against all western criticism & silenced them all with his great performance by putting Singapore on the league of advanced 1st world countries. Scoring even better than most of them.
Anyway kudos to Baba. I always believed that he should've been the Nigerian Lee Kwan Yew.
Tinubu can't even grant 2 minutes live interviews with journalist.
Goodluck Jonathan and the governors squander all the reserves and excess crude money
The man knows where the money went. The godfather syndrome. What did he do about it.
đŗđŦ OBJ says Nigeria has 3 problems
1ī¸âŖ Impunity âĸ Lawless in Power
2ī¸âŖ Corruption âĸ Thieves in Power
3ī¸âŖ Incompetence âĸ Fools in Power
Baba's perspective for the nation is you never appreciate what ou have till it's gone. His government and leadershio remains the most intentional about the people of Nigeria and the nation as a whole. You can tell by the engagements he has made since he left office. No Nigerian president can step into his shoes even after he is long gone. Ke e kpe fun wa o baba Aremu.
He is no saint but he is the best President Nigeria has ever had in my lifetime so far. He knew how to attract the best brains.
I really appreciate how he backs everything up with empirical data in the pitch deck. Itâs impressive, especially given the level of detail and clarity. This presentation style is something that even someone like Mr. Tinubu, at his age, can't deliver like this. Excellent work!
For those always shouting IMF/World Bank, please listen now ooooo.
Obasanjo, Someone who came from prison where he spent 5 years, straight to Aso Rock. He discovered that the coffers of FG had been emptied by the military. He did not lament like the "NEPA and THIRD PARTY" certificate holders. He did his best and left billions of dollars behind that have been unfortunately squandered by Buhari.
Can Buhari even give the names of only two African countries in each region of Africa the way OBJ is doing without expo? The answer is NO. Buhari and Tinubu are the clueless leaders Nigerians like and turn around to complain about their poor performance.
If one doesnât know history, you would think OBJ was Lee Kuan Yew lol. There is virtually no issue that plagues Nigeria today that OBJ didnât play a role in its creation.
Without Revolution, Nigerians will keep suffering
Nigeria move from this icon to a drug leader
Idiot you laid the groundwork of what is happening today in Africa and Nigeria in particular
Those who formed Nigeria did so after years of constitutional negotiation. They arrived at a federal system which was destroyed by military rule. No one has thought it fit to return to the original constitution. Instead they are always talking about money and power.