Ned, I’m beginning to suspect you ooo😮 Be careful with this your equivocal stand before majority of us think otherwise about you. Hunger in the land , YES, but LGBTQ is a very serious issue in that environment. I have always being your fan but this time I’m looking at you with One 👁
The man is saying they have a right to exist not really amending laws to give them right to marry etc. Do you believe they should be persecuted for just existing? Do you believe it's a disease that can be cured? Marriage maybe off limits but talking about fundamental rights of association...
It is actually very depressing that this wicked evil is being given an ounce of time!. What is evil is evil!!!... It's bad enough that it's already happening in Nigeria, behind closed curtains, now to be brought out in the open! & on the stage?... Decadence in its highest order!. What other evil abominable acts do you want to shove down people's throats?! May the most high GOD, YAHUAH have mercy on his children and protect from the evil one and his minions. Mr Ned, I think you are wrong here, the man in question is actually promoting it diplomatically! & I can assure that with the level of evil decadence in the world, that he would go Scots free, that is, if some zealots don't get to him. The said "lifestyle" has ruined and continues to ruin so many lives!... I can tell you this categorically out of experience!. Have you asked yourself this question, if it's all good & nice, why is it a topic for discussion? Besides that is not the only lifestyle that majority of the people are not used to /aware of!. This is rather getting long, would you be interacting well and freely with someone who chooses not to have a shower maybe for weeks,/months and he/she defiantly stands his/her ground, stating that it is the new lifestyle they've chosen?!🤨🤦...
Of a truth, I felt disappointed with NEDs stand. LGBTQ is an anti-social community of persons. They should never be given a chance. The much we are seeing so far is absurd indeed.
@nkem30 It is scary! NedMedia is a very knowledgeable person going by all his intelligent analysis of both domestic and international affairs, but to play down on the Samoa agreement, which clearly includes clauses like gender equality without expressly defining what that means is troubling for several reasons. One, it was meant to deceive unsuspecting countries into signing to uphold whatever they decide they meant by it is in the future, which could recognize what they call fluidity of gender! Two, why do these people always find the need to always give us conditions for certain agreements! They have been at it for decades, if not centuries, but their prescriptions have often been done more harm than good to African countries! Take the latest prescriptions to Tinubu on subsidy removal and Naira devaluation! These are examples of why we must always remain circumspect of their advice, prescriptions, and agreements!
Was his speech neutral or postive towards the topic? He has positive outlook towards the topic by advocating for equality. He supported his stance with an example of a family.
What else did you want to hear before you said he's promoting lgbt? He says if there is a need to amend the law to suit them, they should amend it, or are you one of them?
This nedmedia guy got this wrong. They are going round the law to campaign. Its a fineline. Nedmedia knows this that . Your report is wrong. This is a campaign
@@okeneyou're right but the problem of not decriminalisation of lgbtq+ activities is you have to allow them into all facets of society. You have to include them in schools, textbooks etc. Their lifestyle is abhorrent to regular human norms so if you grant them the privilege to operate freely they are going to demand more. And I don't need to explain to my kids why two men are kissing in the park.
No matter what that agreement should be totally rejected if that LGBT eventually sees its way into the country it will damage our culture and our orientation 😮😮😮
Our culture is not even the problem because most of it is damaged already. The object of people who promote lgbtq in the world is more complex than what you think.
What culture are you protecting please? It is already damaged beyond repair. As far as this topic is concerned, advocating for the human right of every Nigerian to exist freely in the society should be non-negotiable. As long as no animals or children are harmed as they can't decide for themselves, I don't know why it is the society's business who consenting adults choose to frolic with. We just choose to remain backward. Once a Nigerian says this. next thing they will say is they 'suspect' you. Geez. We need serious reprogramming.
Arrest him for what. Is that the problem of Nigeria. Tinubu and his administration are incompetent and incoherent. Your leaders continue to loot your country dry and are talking about LGBTQ. There are some many of them in Kano State, so stop pretending.
Ned you need to tread carefully with your stance on issues as sensetive as this so that you don't damage the reputation you have built over time. It is better not to comment on issues like this than to apear to support what you know the majority of Nigerians abhore. These are destructive influences from the west. Could you Ned dream of supporting LGBTQ rights in Nigeria in the 60s and 70s?. One day you are going to support canibalism because canibals also have a right. I have been your follower ever since I discovered your channel, even before the elections, but your stance on this issue leaves a bad taste in the mouth.
Support for fundamental human rights is different from support for same sex marriage. People must free themselves of biases that prevent them from having rational discussion of certain topics.
@@NedMedia For those attempting to gaslight and emotionally manipulate the issue spouting " human rights": has " P" and "C" been included in your alphabet advocacy for Afrikans? First, before considering the new "rights" pending elsewhere there is the reminder that the "rights" being advocated for Afrikan to amend the definition of their institutions for are not even considered as rights in Europe or under UNHR. Good Luck finding a venue to even present your non case. The UNHR committee has held that "marriage is a definitional construct. They use the expressly stated definition per Article 23(2) of the international Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR); which includes only persons of the opposite sex. With several decisions from the European Court of Human Rights 2010, 2014, 2015. ,2016 the court has consistently concluded that the European Convention Human Rights does not place an obligation to grant same sex couples access to marriage. Neither court has ever endorsed the claim that marriage is a human right. They have rather repeatedly affirmed that there is no breach of covenant where a state has chosen to maintain its agency to continue to recognize marriage as between a man and woman. They have also acknowledged that marriage has deeply rooted social and cultural connotations that may differ from society to society. Every country has the agency to determine their societal norms. Naija and Afrikan countries have no less agency to do so than Saudi,Qatar,Indonesia,China,Russia,Bangladesh. Insisting on marriage and adoption on the continent? You have South Afrika that has agreed. Those reps were not going to vote against the will of their constituents. Nor should they be expected to compromise their agency to determine the societal norms that every country has the agency to determine. th-cam.com/video/WztQD5RDieo/w-d-xo.html Now, while Naija and other Afrikan countries continue to be coerced to accept what the Globalists consider as"human rights", they are advised to also consider the implications of the latest "right" being advocated by the Globalists, through the UN. The slippery slope was predictable, should come as no surprise. Is there preparation for the proposed slide? It is amongst the many reasons why each respective country has he agency to determine their own societal norms. Again, Afrikan countries have no less agency to do so than Saudi, Qatar, Indonesia, Russia, China, North Korea, Myanmar or Bangladesh. If such agency does not exist for Afrikan countries then they should end any pretense of protecting the children. They too, along with those who present as their predators, will be called upon to exercise their "rights", based on a similar "logic" and precedent. th-cam.com/video/mgONnWAizIs/w-d-xo.html
Pls pls there's no how ill see reasons with this man. Why will he even contemplate the fact that we could amend our laws to accommodate this people? Pls he's clearly promoting LGBT.
From this interview, it's very clear that he was promoting it. I don't understand Ned media anymore.......... what does Ned media understand by "our law makers should do something about it"
Are you saying that having moral standing against LGBT is simply because I am poor. How about all those who oppose these liberal ideas in Western countries? Are they also poor? This take on the LGBT is too simplistic. I'm not promoting violence or hostility against any group of people but you can't reduce all African values down to poverty and lack. That's terribly poor logic and quite disrespectful to a whole continent way of life. PS: Are we also going to start supporting transitioning to the opposite sex when we become a wealthy society?
The EU should neither have the standing nor the time to introduce the LBGT Rights issue for Nigerian. The Nigerian people are capable of handling this issue themselves as an independent, sovereign nation. And not from some self-declared arbiters of justice which the EU arrogantly claims to be !!!
All human beings are equal. We always had people who are lesbians and gays in Africa. It should not bother anyone unless you have an interest in LGBTQ+ 😊.
Yet there has never been a time before now where Afrika had external entities pushing for Afrikans to accept the elevation of their relationships to the same level as the marriages that their societies have always recognized. Nor has there been a time where you had external entities pushing for the teaching of family structures that are in contradiction to the complimentary balance of both male and female energy. Nor has there been a time where there has ever been a union of 2 families based on same sex relations. It is those anamolies that are being resisted. That and the fact that every country has the agency to determine their societal norms, and it is only Afrikans at this time that are having such agency assaulted..this issue is not presented anywhere else. Not to Saudis. Not to Qataris. Not to Bangladeshis. Not to Indonesians, not to Myanmar.. So how do the globalists just think they are going to pick and choose who to target with such assault on agency? It could on,y be a possibility if a Population surrenders. Most Afrikan populations are not going to bend. Pogroms are a more probable bet for such a test..
Homosexualities had been going on in the north for decades ago, they shld nt pretend about it . They shld stop looking 4 scapegoats & deal with it squarely
Nigeria does not even have the capacity to fulfill any part of that agreement, talk less of the human rights one. LGBT people are not our problem in Nigeria. We have much much bigger issues in that country. At the moment, even if we finally get a leader the people want, that great leader will find it exceedingly difficult to run Nigeria. In my honest opinion, at this point, I'm beginning to feel like nothing short of a break up will bring us complete and total peace.
@ Nedmedia, we have many problems in Africa but gay rights is not one of them at this stage. A child has to walk first before it can run. Let’s leave the gay thing to the whites and concentrate on making sure we have good governance, basic infrastructures and security before we worry about such things. Homosexuality did not start today, the only problem that current gays and lesbians and their supporters have is trying to normalise it and impress it on everyone which is wrong. I know the foreign NGOs have been campaigning and buying over some media personalities to promote their course, I hope you have not collected any money from them.
With due respect sir. I have been following your reports and analysis, but in this one? I totally disagree with you. This man is totally promoting LBGT. He should be arrested and prosecuted.
Ned, I think you owe us your subscribers a retraction. The man said that the law previously passed should be looked at again. He has leaned towards neutrality. Very soon, you Ned will tell us that we have more than 2 genders.
This interview is weird and funny and I have so many questions. 1. Isn't Hisbah a religious police force based on Islamic law, aka Sharia? 2. Does this Hisbah official understand the reason Islam hates homosexuals? Has he read the Quran and Hadiths(I am not Muslim) 3. What did he think homosexuals looked and acted like before he met them? What I see in the interview is a man with a limited understanding (of the subject) delving into a very complicated debate while representing the most restrictive religion on the matter. PS: I take issue with the narrator's opinion that we are only anti-lgbt because we are poor. Even poor people have morals. Have the rich countries solved all their moral problems?
No! Being anti is not the same as seeing it as a mental problem. How do you conclude all these about a man who genuinely expressed his experience? What the man is talking about is basically fundamental human rights of these people, not necessarily granting them marriage rights etc. Because many see them as not normal/or have mental problems, they tend to think they're lesser humans that don't have rights. How do you suggest they're treated in Nigerian society? Like every other person or persecuted?
@@NedMedia Bro forget that human rights nonsense. That is how it started in the US. They claimed they were fighting for human rights and before you know it you could be fired from your job for not allowing your children participate in LGBT activities. Watch out bro
You need to be careful with your beliefs. Do you know that same sex marriage has just split the United methodist church after the convention that was held earlier this year in the US, following the intentional ostracizing of many of the convention members from Africa? Do you also know that LGBT was initially a debate of rights in the countries that now propagate for it, but that the achieved rights have gone as far as girls in high schools (similar to secondary schools in this clime) insisting on bathing with boys in the dormitories because they (the girls) considered themselves as boys. This whole right thing is a pretense to instill the beliefs in generations to come. Take for instance, the old now turned new national anthem of Nigeria is already being song by our children, what will the generations that come after believe ? If you knew what was norm, you could make decisions rightly but what if all you've known in your life was wrongly passed down to you after the norm had been torn down & discarded? Ned, Are you an LGBT member? Declare your stance NOW ! You will still have the following of the LGBT group. That will be after we have de-followed you. Go through our comments, and you will see that most of us your subscribers are very disappointed just to say the least.
@@NedMedia I don't personally support the persecution of LGBT persons but we have to recognise that Nigerians don't sanction that lifestyle as a morally upright. Hence, there would have to be a complex solution that guarantees safety while also firmly prohibits the promotion and spread of that activity. This would require very clever ideas on the subject and also a proper understanding why we think it is dangerous in the first place. We also have to recognize that it never really ends with treating them fairly, it always leads to more and more concessions. That's what happened in the US. Now they are lobbying government on transitioning kids across genders. It is a slippery slope.
@@stanleychinaka8605 I liked your statements until you made it personal. Why bring his personal life into this? This is a debate of ideas. We have to argue in good faith otherwise your 'good ideas' will have a bad effect on others. Let's be kind. You were follwoing him because he gave you value. Not to speak for him but it is up to you to decide if you are still getting value from him while he makes his arguments in the best way he knows how. No need for threats.
I am shocked that a man as intelligent and logical in your analysis could even imagine that the man here was just speaking out of excitement and not supporting LGBT. I hardly miss your uploads any day. But this one is a minus. If you are one of them it's good you come out since you already have a big platform to speak from.
Ned am beginning to consider unsubscribing from your Chanel. How can you defend this man? I don't know that quantum of wealth that will make me see being a h*mo as being normal..
No one is talking about acceptance, this is about human rights! What do you do to them since they can't accept to change? Do you persecute them? Or ignore them?
Your argument is hollow Ned. They do not live in isolation. They are a destructive influence on society. With support like yours they will become emboldened and soon they will recruit more and more followers. Even people who would hitherto not dream of it would realize that they can get away with it and so their numbers will swell up and it will start to become a norm.
@@NedMediawe are talking about promoting it, what you do in your bedroom is between you and God but please keep it out of our eyes and that of our children that's not too much to ask. Human right Human rights please define it. If alot of your listeners are saying you are off just take correction and move on instead of trying to play with our intelligence.
@@NedMedia you are a goat for talking about human rights as it concerns lgbtq. Are you gay? What human rights when there is a law signed by Nigerian president against such useless act?
Ned please don't let people begin to suspect you ooo we take two eyes the watch you before but now one eye ooo😅
You spoke our minds. Thanks
Na from clap dance dey start, I no fit talk pass that.
Couldn't agree less with your succinct submission.Nigerians shouldn't trust Tinubu and this APC administration.
Ned, I’m beginning to suspect you ooo😮
Be careful with this your equivocal stand before majority of us think otherwise about you. Hunger in the land , YES, but LGBTQ is a very serious issue in that environment.
I have always being your fan but this time I’m looking at you with One 👁
I think indirectly he is promoting it no long story
Exactly! I don't understand NED.
His is promoting it for sure don't mind them
The man is saying they have a right to exist not really amending laws to give them right to marry etc. Do you believe they should be persecuted for just existing? Do you believe it's a disease that can be cured? Marriage maybe off limits but talking about fundamental rights of association...
@NedMedia where did they copy that from, they should go there and live if they want to live in African no room for them
It is actually very depressing that this wicked evil is being given an ounce of time!. What is evil is evil!!!... It's bad enough that it's already happening in Nigeria, behind closed curtains, now to be brought out in the open! & on the stage?... Decadence in its highest order!. What other evil abominable acts do you want to shove down people's throats?! May the most high GOD, YAHUAH have mercy on his children and protect from the evil one and his minions.
Mr Ned, I think you are wrong here, the man in question is actually promoting it diplomatically! & I can assure that with the level of evil decadence in the world, that he would go Scots free, that is, if some zealots don't get to him. The said "lifestyle" has ruined and continues to ruin so many lives!... I can tell you this categorically out of experience!. Have you asked yourself this question, if it's all good & nice, why is it a topic for discussion? Besides that is not the only lifestyle that majority of the people are not used to /aware of!. This is rather getting long, would you be interacting well and freely with someone who chooses not to have a shower maybe for weeks,/months and he/she defiantly stands his/her ground, stating that it is the new lifestyle they've chosen?!🤨🤦...
Conditioning is going on everywhere. I am becoming suspicious of everyone, including NedMedia! lol
Of a truth, I felt disappointed with NEDs stand. LGBTQ is an anti-social community of persons. They should never be given a chance. The much we are seeing so far is absurd indeed.
Exactly, conditioning is taking place. Nigeria has a sizable number of LGBTQ. Its all a matter of time with the way nedmedia is polishing this issue
@nkem30 It is scary! NedMedia is a very knowledgeable person going by all his intelligent analysis of both domestic and international affairs, but to play down on the Samoa agreement, which clearly includes clauses like gender equality without expressly defining what that means is troubling for several reasons. One, it was meant to deceive unsuspecting countries into signing to uphold whatever they decide they meant by it is in the future, which could recognize what they call fluidity of gender! Two, why do these people always find the need to always give us conditions for certain agreements! They have been at it for decades, if not centuries, but their prescriptions have often been done more harm than good to African countries! Take the latest prescriptions to Tinubu on subsidy removal and Naira devaluation! These are examples of why we must always remain circumspect of their advice, prescriptions, and agreements!
Was his speech neutral or postive towards the topic? He has positive outlook towards the topic by advocating for equality. He supported his stance with an example of a family.
You're talking to a brick wall
What else did you want to hear before you said he's promoting lgbt? He says if there is a need to amend the law to suit them, they should amend it, or are you one of them?
This nedmedia guy got this wrong. They are going round the law to campaign. Its a fineline. Nedmedia knows this that . Your report is wrong. This is a campaign
LGBTCuuul.😂😂😂
Ned, please.
The fact that there's hunger does not mean other issues should be neglected. He's promoting it indirectly.
Explain to me how people having rights is an issue
@@okene….right to do what ?
@@dubemellit2932 right to associate with who they like and have consenting relationships just like you and I
@@okeneyou're right but the problem of not decriminalisation of lgbtq+ activities is you have to allow them into all facets of society. You have to include them in schools, textbooks etc. Their lifestyle is abhorrent to regular human norms so if you grant them the privilege to operate freely they are going to demand more. And I don't need to explain to my kids why two men are kissing in the park.
@@abogs7848true. That’s one of the things western countries are currently facing now
I think he is promoting it oh. It's 14 years that he is playing with.
No matter what that agreement should be totally rejected if that LGBT eventually sees its way into the country it will damage our culture and our orientation 😮😮😮
Our culture is not even the problem because most of it is damaged already. The object of people who promote lgbtq in the world is more complex than what you think.
@@abogs7848 Global population reduction.
I mean, if people of the same gender are playing around, there is no way they’d be able to reproduce.
What culture are you protecting please? It is already damaged beyond repair. As far as this topic is concerned, advocating for the human right of every Nigerian to exist freely in the society should be non-negotiable. As long as no animals or children are harmed as they can't decide for themselves, I don't know why it is the society's business who consenting adults choose to frolic with. We just choose to remain backward. Once a Nigerian says this. next thing they will say is they 'suspect' you. Geez. We need serious reprogramming.
He is advocating for us to accept them because they are our brothers and sisters funny man
They should arrest this man immediately
Arrest him for what. Is that the problem of Nigeria. Tinubu and his administration are incompetent and incoherent. Your leaders continue to loot your country dry and are talking about LGBTQ. There are some many of them in Kano State, so stop pretending.
Why
Ned you need to tread carefully with your stance on issues as sensetive as this so that you don't damage the reputation you have built over time. It is better not to comment on issues like this than to apear to support what you know the majority of Nigerians abhore. These are destructive influences from the west. Could you Ned dream of supporting LGBTQ rights in Nigeria in the 60s and 70s?. One day you are going to support canibalism because canibals also have a right. I have been your follower ever since I discovered your channel, even before the elections, but your stance on this issue leaves a bad taste in the mouth.
Support for fundamental human rights is different from support for same sex marriage. People must free themselves of biases that prevent them from having rational discussion of certain topics.
@@NedMedia For those attempting to gaslight and emotionally manipulate the issue spouting " human rights": has " P" and "C" been included in your alphabet advocacy for Afrikans?
First, before considering the new "rights" pending elsewhere there is the reminder that the "rights" being advocated for Afrikan to amend the definition of their institutions for are not even considered as rights in Europe or under UNHR. Good Luck finding a venue to even present your non case.
The UNHR committee has held that "marriage is a definitional construct.
They use the expressly stated definition per Article 23(2) of the international Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR); which includes only persons of the opposite sex.
With several decisions from the European Court of Human Rights 2010, 2014, 2015. ,2016 the court has consistently concluded that the European Convention Human Rights does not place an obligation to grant same sex couples access to marriage.
Neither court has ever endorsed the claim that marriage is a human right. They have rather repeatedly affirmed that there is no breach of covenant where a state has chosen to maintain its agency to continue to recognize marriage as between a man and woman.
They have also acknowledged that marriage has deeply rooted social and cultural connotations that may differ from society to society.
Every country has the agency to determine their societal norms. Naija and Afrikan countries have no less agency to do so than Saudi,Qatar,Indonesia,China,Russia,Bangladesh.
Insisting on marriage and adoption on the continent? You have South Afrika that has agreed.
Those reps were not going to vote against the will of their constituents.
Nor should they be expected to compromise their agency to determine the societal norms that every country has the agency to determine.
th-cam.com/video/WztQD5RDieo/w-d-xo.html
Now, while Naija and other Afrikan countries continue to be coerced to accept what the Globalists consider as"human rights", they are advised to also consider the implications of the latest "right" being advocated by the Globalists, through the UN.
The slippery slope was predictable, should come as no surprise. Is there preparation for the proposed slide?
It is amongst the many reasons why each respective country has he agency to determine their own societal norms.
Again, Afrikan countries have no less agency to do so than Saudi, Qatar, Indonesia, Russia, China, North Korea, Myanmar or Bangladesh.
If such agency does not exist for Afrikan countries then they should end any pretense of protecting the children.
They too, along with those who present as their predators, will be called upon to exercise their "rights", based on a similar "logic" and precedent.
th-cam.com/video/mgONnWAizIs/w-d-xo.html
@@NedMedia Nonsense. I been thinking say you get sense
Pls pls there's no how ill see reasons with this man. Why will he even contemplate the fact that we could amend our laws to accommodate this people? Pls he's clearly promoting LGBT.
Are you a part of the community. It seems you are promoting it too.
Every citizen is already treated equally, why elevate certain people above others? Sounds like garbage degeneracy to me. Glad he got arrested.
From this interview, it's very clear that he was promoting it. I don't understand Ned media anymore.......... what does Ned media understand by "our law makers should do something about it"
Ned, please avoid issues like this next time. I personally like your documentaries, and I see the number of likes and views as encouraging.
Even if there's
Nigerians should fight for their future and LGBTQ matter
Nigerians should reject it... If not the future of our children is at risk
You are right, sir.
SAY NO TO LGBTQ
Are you saying that having moral standing against LGBT is simply because I am poor. How about all those who oppose these liberal ideas in Western countries? Are they also poor?
This take on the LGBT is too simplistic. I'm not promoting violence or hostility against any group of people but you can't reduce all African values down to poverty and lack. That's terribly poor logic and quite disrespectful to a whole continent way of life.
PS: Are we also going to start supporting transitioning to the opposite sex when we become a wealthy society?
Listen well to what he’s saying
The EU should neither have the standing nor the time to introduce the LBGT Rights issue for Nigerian. The Nigerian people are capable of handling this issue themselves as an independent, sovereign nation. And not from some self-declared arbiters of justice which the EU arrogantly claims to be !!!
He clearly supports the advocacy
All human beings are equal. We always had people who are lesbians and gays in Africa. It should not bother anyone unless you have an interest in LGBTQ+ 😊.
Yet there has never been a time before now where Afrika had external entities pushing for Afrikans to accept the elevation of their relationships to the same level as the marriages that their societies have always recognized.
Nor has there been a time where you had external entities pushing for the teaching of family structures that are in contradiction to the complimentary balance of both male and female energy.
Nor has there been a time where there has ever been a union of 2 families based on same sex relations.
It is those anamolies that are being resisted.
That and the fact that every country has the agency to determine their societal norms, and it is only Afrikans at this time that are having such agency assaulted..this issue is not presented anywhere else. Not to Saudis. Not to Qataris. Not to Bangladeshis. Not to Indonesians, not to Myanmar..
So how do the globalists just think they are going to pick and choose who to target with such assault on agency?
It could on,y be a possibility if a
Population surrenders.
Most Afrikan populations are not going to bend. Pogroms are a more probable bet for such a test..
Nigeria has more important things to do. What people do in their bedrooms is their business. I agree that LBGT should not be glorified in public tho.
Distraction strategy, but mumu people will forget about the reality and start chasing the wind. Hunger dey grand
He failed to do one important thing while encouraging equal treatment - to advise LGBT persons to desist from the act
Gender equality and inclusion means accepting all genders and their identities
Homosexualities had been going on in the north for decades ago, they shld nt pretend about it . They shld stop looking 4 scapegoats & deal with it squarely
What happened to the talk of returning Nigeria to the regions? Just another empty talk by Tinubu and his spinless gang, I guess.
Nigeria does not even have the capacity to fulfill any part of that agreement, talk less of the human rights one. LGBT people are not our problem in Nigeria. We have much much bigger issues in that country. At the moment, even if we finally get a leader the people want, that great leader will find it exceedingly difficult to run Nigeria. In my honest opinion, at this point, I'm beginning to feel like nothing short of a break up will bring us complete and total peace.
This NED you are not serious. It seems you have something with the LGBT. SUCH A SHAME.
What our problem in Nigeria. Corruption or sexual activities by adults.
BOTH!!
@@STAYCOOL-ep6qyhow does adults sexual activities affect you? Mumu
HE IS PROMOTING IT/THEM. Your analysis here is flawed.
@ Nedmedia, we have many problems in Africa but gay rights is not one of them at this stage. A child has to walk first before it can run. Let’s leave the gay thing to the whites and concentrate on making sure we have good governance, basic infrastructures and security before we worry about such things. Homosexuality did not start today, the only problem that current gays and lesbians and their supporters have is trying to normalise it and impress it on everyone which is wrong. I know the foreign NGOs have been campaigning and buying over some media personalities to promote their course, I hope you have not collected any money from them.
With due respect sir. I have been following your reports and analysis, but in this one? I totally disagree with you. This man is totally promoting LBGT. He should be arrested and prosecuted.
Ned, I think you owe us your subscribers a retraction. The man said that the law previously passed should be looked at again. He has leaned towards neutrality. Very soon, you Ned will tell us that we have more than 2 genders.
So what do you personally believe should happen to children with all the gb++ people
No one is talking about children or marriage, this is about human rights.
@@NedMedia😂😂😂😂😂
This interview is weird and funny and I have so many questions.
1. Isn't Hisbah a religious police force based on Islamic law, aka Sharia?
2. Does this Hisbah official understand the reason Islam hates homosexuals? Has he read the Quran and Hadiths(I am not Muslim)
3. What did he think homosexuals looked and acted like before he met them?
What I see in the interview is a man with a limited understanding (of the subject) delving into a very complicated debate while representing the most restrictive religion on the matter.
PS: I take issue with the narrator's opinion that we are only anti-lgbt because we are poor. Even poor people have morals. Have the rich countries solved all their moral problems?
No! Being anti is not the same as seeing it as a mental problem.
How do you conclude all these about a man who genuinely expressed his experience?
What the man is talking about is basically fundamental human rights of these people, not necessarily granting them marriage rights etc.
Because many see them as not normal/or have mental problems, they tend to think they're lesser humans that don't have rights.
How do you suggest they're treated in Nigerian society? Like every other person or persecuted?
@@NedMedia Bro forget that human rights nonsense. That is how it started in the US. They claimed they were fighting for human rights and before you know it you could be fired from your job for not allowing your children participate in LGBT activities. Watch out bro
You need to be careful with your beliefs. Do you know that same sex marriage has just split the United methodist church after the convention that was held earlier this year in the US, following the intentional ostracizing of many of the convention members from Africa? Do you also know that LGBT was initially a debate of rights in the countries that now propagate for it, but that the achieved rights have gone as far as girls in high schools (similar to secondary schools in this clime) insisting on bathing with boys in the dormitories because they (the girls) considered themselves as boys.
This whole right thing is a pretense to instill the beliefs in generations to come. Take for instance, the old now turned new national anthem of Nigeria is already being song by our children, what will the generations that come after believe ? If you knew what was norm, you could make decisions rightly but what if all you've known in your life was wrongly passed down to you after the norm had been torn down & discarded?
Ned, Are you an LGBT member? Declare your stance NOW ! You will still have the following of the LGBT group. That will be after we have de-followed you.
Go through our comments, and you will see that most of us your subscribers are very disappointed just to say the least.
@@NedMedia I don't personally support the persecution of LGBT persons but we have to recognise that Nigerians don't sanction that lifestyle as a morally upright. Hence, there would have to be a complex solution that guarantees safety while also firmly prohibits the promotion and spread of that activity. This would require very clever ideas on the subject and also a proper understanding why we think it is dangerous in the first place.
We also have to recognize that it never really ends with treating them fairly, it always leads to more and more concessions. That's what happened in the US. Now they are lobbying government on transitioning kids across genders. It is a slippery slope.
@@stanleychinaka8605 I liked your statements until you made it personal. Why bring his personal life into this? This is a debate of ideas. We have to argue in good faith otherwise your 'good ideas' will have a bad effect on others.
Let's be kind.
You were follwoing him because he gave you value. Not to speak for him but it is up to you to decide if you are still getting value from him while he makes his arguments in the best way he knows how. No need for threats.
I have seen that you also want to support LGBQ and for this I am leaving your page you are a Hippocrates
I am shocked that a man as intelligent and logical in your analysis could even imagine that the man here was just speaking out of excitement and not supporting LGBT. I hardly miss your uploads any day. But this one is a minus. If you are one of them it's good you come out since you already have a big platform to speak from.
Don't you find it logical that everyone including criminals have fundamental human rights?
We need to Separate religion from polities
Ned am beginning to consider unsubscribing from your Chanel.
How can you defend this man?
I don't know that quantum of wealth that will make me see being a h*mo as being normal..
No one is talking about acceptance, this is about human rights! What do you do to them since they can't accept to change? Do you persecute them? Or ignore them?
Is like u are part of dem@NedMedia
Your argument is hollow Ned. They do not live in isolation. They are a destructive influence on society. With support like yours they will become emboldened and soon they will recruit more and more followers. Even people who would hitherto not dream of it would realize that they can get away with it and so their numbers will swell up and it will start to become a norm.
@@NedMediawe are talking about promoting it, what you do in your bedroom is between you and God but please keep it out of our eyes and that of our children that's not too much to ask. Human right Human rights please define it. If alot of your listeners are saying you are off just take correction and move on instead of trying to play with our intelligence.
@@NedMedia you are a goat for talking about human rights as it concerns lgbtq. Are you gay? What human rights when there is a law signed by Nigerian president against such useless act?