When will our people matured to the point of supporting someone who is telling the truth. Instead they want everyone to be telling lies about their country. Nigeria problem is all open secret. Let the truth prevail always.
You are wrong. We don't like ourselves. Whether ethnicity or religious lines. We attack ourselves publicly. When have you seen White, Filipino, Indian or Chinese groups attack themselves?
I thought you guys had a lucid discussion and were very clear without any contradiction. I love the patriotic yet truthful spirit. Kudos. I share same.
@@KingsleyMomoh Fake Patriotism if Tolu Akinwande the shoes buyer and yourself have a chance to become a Mayor of London only God will know your true color 😉
A big Respect for the journalist he's an honest individual! Tolu Akinwande shoes buyer contradict himself as a Brit by chance 30 years in the UK and know the truth but hiding behind the glass 😢 SAD indeed 😢
There are bad eggs in the police of every country, not just Nigeria. In general, the Nigerian Police are doing well providing security for the country.
@rotimikayode1072 Bla Bla Balablu 9ja is not working the whole world knows that if it is working for for you Congratulations I wish you best of the Luck
Guys, point of correction. You can't compare Rishi Sunak with Kemi Badenoc. Rishi didn't grow up in India. He has little knowledge of India. Kemi grew up in Nigeria, and she is talking from her experience. I think this guy has gone too far to present shoe and wristwatch to Kemi just because he wants to appear patriotic to Nogeria.
Kemi should behave herself; she is too selfish. No one is asking her to say anything positive about Nigeria, but she should focus on delivering value to the British people and leave Nigeria out of her diatribe. There are countless successful Nigerians worldwide who engage constructively with Nigeria and its (admittedly below-par) government. The Western press already paints us as bad people at every turn, so it is sacrilegious for one of our own to do the same for selfish political purposes. Must Kemi always slander Nigeria at every opportunity, even when the topic of discussion has absolutely nothing to do with the country? Kemi is Yoruba and should surely understand the Yoruba adage about "pointing to your father's house with your left hand." Rishi Sunak didn't grow up in India, but everyone knows the poverty and destitution that still prevail in India today, despite all its successes. Yet, he is wise enough not to disparage his heritage. Unlike him, our "aunty" feels the need to short-sell her roots for political gain, which is simply ridiculous!
@niiade515 she needs to do more shaming of those dishing out bad governance at EVERY opportunity (relevant or not). Period! We need more Kemis! What she says of the government is not slander but the plain truth! The rulers in Nigeria are the ones who are throwing the people under the bus just for their inordinate ambitions. If what it takes is to have the likes of Kemi speaking out for a better Nigeria (which is no sacrilege), so be it! Most people are 'japaing' because things are spiralling out of control!
@@niiade515 She gained from this same Nigerian she's demarketing oo.. Do you know ISL? ISL, is not out typical school. I see her statements as unintelligent
@@irenetonyin4385 9ja are #1 Hypocrites in the whole Universe 🙄 If you in a very sensitive position run for them they can use their bitterness mouth too run you down!
Tolu Akinwande you are a true Nigeria. I support you 200 percent. She deserves to be disgraced openly. How can you denigrate a country that gave you hood secondary education. She is omo ale
Truth is Nigeria trumatises you. Her comment states what Nigeria deal out. Kemi is intelligent and structured. Let's do well individually. Let Kemi's comment bring the best out in us so that her comment becomes an exemption.
DJ Abass, thank you for this thought-provoking episode. I would like to commend Mr. Akinwande for his simple yet profoundly impactful gesture. I like Kemi, and she can be an inspiration to many young women in Britain and other Western societies that you don't have to be uber-woke or ultra-progressive to be sophisticated. However, I think she is pandering to the extreme right of the Conservative Party. Thus, beneath the veneer of her Nigerian experiences is a disingenuous way to create an immigrant story true to Britain's far-right liking. No doubt, Nigeria is increasingly a hardshell in favourability indices. However, it is not a smart thing to denigrate one's ancestral homeland in the manner Kemi has continued to do because, in the end, you are equally denigrating yourself. Comparing Nigeria's political and economic environment with the UK is intellectually disingenuous. Kemi should not use Nigeria to 'catch cruise' to enhance her ratings among the extreme right within her party. As the Yoruba say: "Omo ale lo fi owo osi juwe Ile baba re"- This can be literally summarised as: Only non-discerning individuals describe their ancestral homeland derogatorily.
Kemi's using her position to address the situation in Nigeria. She's one of the few that can do so and get away with it. She must be a thorn in the flesh of those in governance in Nigeria. Kemi loves Nigeria and she wants to see positive changes. Is there any truth in what Kemi had to say about Nigeria? Is James going to be returning items and lives robbed by the Nigeria police, just to mention one institution among others? Tell your leaders in Nigeria to get a grip and do what is right. They are the ones demarketing Nigeria. Tinubu's best is not good enough. He's there for his greed. The worst of Nigerians are those in power. Kakistocracy!
Seriously Nigerians don’t know what they want and it’s this kind of behaviour that’s letting civil servants and politicians get away with their corruption and bad character.
Please rest with all your analogy. Kemi is not speaking for Nigeria, she's selfish and only thinking about herself. There are several other Nigerian's living in the UK, that she is going to be making a stereotype of and she wouldn't even be aware of. Her parents weren't poor, that's how she was born in the UK and became citizen but that programme has been taken out except one of your parent is a citizen. She and her parents, enjoyed alot of priviledges of Nigeria in that corruption she's claiming and if you look at it carefully, I tell you some are over exagerated.
@bestekezie1793 Who then speaks for the less privileged? Of course, it can't be the poor or the underdogs of society. She's in the position to speak for those who don't have a voice, never mind she's not a politician within the Nigerian system. Those ones, like fat pigs, have their snout to the pods and care less about the people. She's speaking to those offering bad governance. You may say she's selfish, but the other side of the coin is that things aren't right in Nigeria. Only their beneficiaries or sycophants will choose not to see anything good in what she says. She should do a lot more shaming them from time to time. It's global and common knowledge anyway that Nigeria is comatose in the hands of her oppressors. Any other person within Nigeria but Kemi could have been picked up for treasonable felony. Go Kemi!!!
@@ajikeomooba87 you are talking of goverance right? Let Nigerians and their citizenry deal with it. Every country in the world are dealing things in their own way one way or the other. Her voice isn't helping anyone but herself just to stay relevance in her pisition in the UK. Questions asked her were never related to Nigeria she just thought it fit to bring it in. Infact she's not very articulate with Q&A. The whites are taking cognizance of what she's doing. Do you know how many leaders have been changed in her party since 2016 after Theresa May? Those her whites and Indian, remember, overseas Indians has more recognition than a black skin. My take is that her opinion, politics has nothing affiliated with Nigeria but rather hurting more Nigerian where she claims as home the UK, and it's environs like Ireland, scortland
I enjoy watching the various clips highlighting the varied examples of Nigerian excellence that DJ Abass posts. They're fun, enlightening and quite captivating - the foods on display typically make my mouth water, Lol. This episode about Kemi Badenoch is, however, quite ill-judged on many levels. It is quite inaccurate in its representation of her, extrapolates dubious assertions to score cheap points and misses one of the most significant facets about her public profile. First, it is customary for politicians in developed democracies to talk about their background, especially when they're just getting to be known by the electorate. The voters want their political representatives to be "authentic" and one way they judge authenticity is by scrutinising what is commonly referred to as a politician's "back story" - how did they get to where they are from their early life. In sharing her life story with the electorate, it was inevitable that Kemi Badenoch would speak about her growing up in Nigeria. As she has recounted, she grew up in a comfortable middle class family. Unfortunately, the period when she was coming of age, in her teenage years, coincided with some of the most awful periods in Nigeria's history. It was an era of brutal military dictatorship, that had seen the judicial murder of Dele Giwa and Ken Saro-Wiwa, and of the most deranged economic and social policies by ill-educated military apparatchiks and their enablers, that had resulted in the impoverishment of hundreds of thousands of Nigeria's professional class. Up until the 1980s, most Nigerians who went to study abroad were keen to return home. By the late 80s and early 90s, however, Nigerian doctors, for instance, including some of the most eminent members of the medical profession, such as senior medical faculty, were decamping to Saudi Arabia in droves to earn a decent income. University academics also departed in significant numbers for greener pastures abroad where they could practice their profession without fearing for their lives. As Kemi Badenoch has recounted, her father went from being a prosperous medical doctor to a man who struggled to support his family. To give his daughter a better life, he sent her to the UK, where she had been fortuitously born with British citizenship, with the last £100 he possessed. Of course scores of Nigerians have achieved great success in diverse fields of endeavour - from Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka, Chinua Achebe, Ben Okri and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie in literature, Taslim Olawale Elias, Bola Ajibola and Charles Onyeama, in jurisprudence, Bayo Ogunlesi in global finance, Fela Anikulapo Ransome-Kuti, King Sunny Ade, Davido, Burna Boy, Tiwa Savage in music, David Oyelowo, Chiwetel Ejiofor and John Boyega in acting, to name but only very few internationally known, not to mention the thousands of other less well known Nigerians succeeding in medicine, tech, engineering and other fields. The point, however, is that all these examples of Nigerian success have been achieved by individual and family effort; they've been achieved despite the abject failures of Nigerian governance, and it is governance - the police and other public institutions - that Kemi Badenoch is addressing. At independence in 1960, Nigeria's GDP was higher than Singapore's. Decades later, Singapore is a first world country with the second highest GDP per capita in the world, even higher than that of the US and the UK, while all Nigeria's indicators of human flourishing - e.g. life expectancy, literacy, public infrastructure investment, broad economic productivity - have all regressed. The point Kemi Badenoch is making to the UK electorate is that the UK cannot afford to rest on her laurels - with the wrong economic and social policies, even a country like the UK can decline, as Nigeria so woefully did post-independence. It is also disingenuous to compare Kemi Badenoch to other ethnic minority politicians, such as Rishi Sunak, and contrast that they don't speak in critical terms about their counties of ancestry: none of them grew up in those countries! Rishi Sunak has never lived in India so India has had negligible impact on his formation, unlike Kemi Badenoch who experienced Nigeria first hand. Second, as His Majesty's Leader of the Opposition in the UK Parliament, it is not up to Kemi Badenoch to do public relations for Nigeria - she speaks for and will promote and defend Britain's interests. In liaising with Nigeria, especially if (when) she becomes Prime Minister, she will treat Nigeria like other Commonwealth countries. Nigerians who expect that she will treat Nigeria with some kind of special consideration merely because of her ancestry are delusional. Finally, this post, like so many other comments about Kemi Badenoch, misses a very crucial point - she wears her ancestry very proudly, every day. On her head. She is one of only two senior leading black females on the international scene who does not wear her hair in a Caucasian style - the other being Ngozi Okonjo Iweala, Director-General of the World Trade Organisation. Kemi Badenoch wears her braids proudly and presents her African profile unapologetically to the British and international audience without fuss. Even Michele Obama conceded that she could not have worn an African hairstyle as American First Lady, not even after Barack Obama had been re-elected president. If they want to be taken seriously on discourse about Kemi Badenoch, Nigerian commentators need to critically and dispassionately examine this issue, with an understanding that Kemi Badenoch's pitch is to the British electorate, not to the Naija diaspora.
At least he’s gone viral on Kemi’s account and more people now know him. But Kemi never said she hated Nigerians she only talked about the bad leadership and corruption that all of them talk about on the SM all the time. I get the fact that her position is sensitive but y’all are doing too much in my opinion.
This things happen for sure, and we need to talk about it . But she should remember she is a Diplomat and needs to be seen that way. Mind you all that she said has a different face in other sides of the world.
How nice your name lends its self for a good copy. Kemi the GO in your name says it all. adeGOke...Go Keep Every Member Informed...kemi is on the GO to the parliament Tell them that in line with the letters of your name you will Keep Every Member Informed.....
Kemi Badenoch rose in her career, and she got some support from Nigerians living in the UK to get there, then she remembered she needs more buzz on her name, then she thought disgracing our country will give her that buzz. We go see wetin go come out of her new position as the UK Conservative leader.
His actions is completely not necessary very silly, this is the problem we have in Nigeria you cannot express any truth without attack. We have all had bad experiences with Nigerian police, customs , army etc. We know how the Nigeria authorities treat its citizens why deny?
Kemi is seeking validation from UK, and also popularity It is very funny when most Nigerians think Nigeria is the most corrupt country in the world. Nigeria seems to be the most corrupt country, because that is what most Nigerians have to say about Nigeria. If she want to fight corruption she should come back to Nigeria. She is only seeking attention period.
@@rotimikayode1072 As you are the smartest join a Conservative party in the UK and contest for the candidate to become a Local Government chairman 1st and let see if you will be qualified 😉
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When will our people matured to the point of supporting someone who is telling the truth. Instead they want everyone to be telling lies about their country.
Nigeria problem is all open secret.
Let the truth prevail always.
You are wrong. We don't like ourselves. Whether ethnicity or religious lines. We attack ourselves publicly. When have you seen White, Filipino, Indian or Chinese groups attack themselves?
I thought you guys had a lucid discussion and were very clear without any contradiction. I love the patriotic yet truthful spirit. Kudos. I share same.
@@KingsleyMomoh Fake Patriotism if Tolu Akinwande the shoes buyer and yourself have a chance to become a Mayor of London only God will know your true color 😉
A big Respect for the journalist he's an honest individual! Tolu Akinwande shoes buyer contradict himself as a Brit by chance 30 years in the UK and know the truth but hiding behind the glass 😢
SAD indeed 😢
There are bad eggs in the police of every country, not just Nigeria. In general, the Nigerian Police are doing well providing security for the country.
@rotimikayode1072 Bla Bla Balablu 9ja is not working the whole world knows that if it is working for for you Congratulations I wish you best of the Luck
@olayoriclifford-hh6pn Nigeria is working. You are just an ingrate. Things are not perfect, but we are making gradual progress.
Guys, point of correction. You can't compare Rishi Sunak with Kemi Badenoc. Rishi didn't grow up in India. He has little knowledge of India. Kemi grew up in Nigeria, and she is talking from her experience. I think this guy has gone too far to present shoe and wristwatch to Kemi just because he wants to appear patriotic to Nogeria.
Thank you. Rishi isn’t even a typical common British immigrant. He went to private school.
Kemi should behave herself; she is too selfish. No one is asking her to say anything positive about Nigeria, but she should focus on delivering value to the British people and leave Nigeria out of her diatribe. There are countless successful Nigerians worldwide who engage constructively with Nigeria and its (admittedly below-par) government. The Western press already paints us as bad people at every turn, so it is sacrilegious for one of our own to do the same for selfish political purposes. Must Kemi always slander Nigeria at every opportunity, even when the topic of discussion has absolutely nothing to do with the country? Kemi is Yoruba and should surely understand the Yoruba adage about "pointing to your father's house with your left hand." Rishi Sunak didn't grow up in India, but everyone knows the poverty and destitution that still prevail in India today, despite all its successes. Yet, he is wise enough not to disparage his heritage. Unlike him, our "aunty" feels the need to short-sell her roots for political gain, which is simply ridiculous!
@niiade515 she needs to do more shaming of those dishing out bad governance at EVERY opportunity (relevant or not). Period! We need more Kemis! What she says of the government is not slander but the plain truth! The rulers in Nigeria are the ones who are throwing the people under the bus just for their inordinate ambitions. If what it takes is to have the likes of Kemi speaking out for a better Nigeria (which is no sacrilege), so be it! Most people are 'japaing' because things are spiralling out of control!
@@niiade515 She gained from this same Nigerian she's demarketing oo.. Do you know ISL? ISL, is not out typical school. I see her statements as unintelligent
@@irenetonyin4385 9ja are #1 Hypocrites in the whole Universe 🙄
If you in a very sensitive position run for them they can use their bitterness mouth too run you down!
What a symbolic,unexpected,corrective response?
This is nonsense!
@@toksjones7214is not ...kemi is a shameless woman ..does she think they will vote for her ..
Tolu Akinwande you are a true Nigeria. I support you 200 percent. She deserves to be disgraced openly. How can you denigrate a country that gave you hood secondary education. She is omo ale
Truth is Nigeria trumatises you. Her comment states what Nigeria deal out. Kemi is intelligent and structured. Let's do well individually. Let Kemi's comment bring the best out in us so that her comment becomes an exemption.
Thank you. Pray you don't experience Nigeria ....
Intelligent to UK people...which intelligence rest on guess-work😅
@@femmyo9273 You are a Blessing Omoluwabi Atata to your entire Family
DJ Abass, thank you for this thought-provoking episode. I would like to commend Mr. Akinwande for his simple yet profoundly impactful gesture.
I like Kemi, and she can be an inspiration to many young women in Britain and other Western societies that you don't have to be uber-woke or ultra-progressive to be sophisticated. However, I think she is pandering to the extreme right of the Conservative Party. Thus, beneath the veneer of her Nigerian experiences is a disingenuous way to create an immigrant story true to Britain's far-right liking. No doubt, Nigeria is increasingly a hardshell in favourability indices. However, it is not a smart thing to denigrate one's ancestral homeland in the manner Kemi has continued to do because, in the end, you are equally denigrating yourself. Comparing Nigeria's political and economic environment with the UK is intellectually disingenuous. Kemi should not use Nigeria to 'catch cruise' to enhance her ratings among the extreme right within her party. As the Yoruba say: "Omo ale lo fi owo osi juwe Ile baba re"- This can be literally summarised as: Only non-discerning individuals describe their ancestral homeland derogatorily.
Poppy will always be Poppy 😅 We both schooled at FUTA around same time. Aji
Kemi is 💯 %
Kemi's using her position to address the situation in Nigeria. She's one of the few that can do so and get away with it. She must be a thorn in the flesh of those in governance in Nigeria. Kemi loves Nigeria and she wants to see positive changes. Is there any truth in what Kemi had to say about Nigeria? Is James going to be returning items and lives robbed by the Nigeria police, just to mention one institution among others? Tell your leaders in Nigeria to get a grip and do what is right. They are the ones demarketing Nigeria. Tinubu's best is not good enough. He's there for his greed. The worst of Nigerians are those in power. Kakistocracy!
Seriously Nigerians don’t know what they want and it’s this kind of behaviour that’s letting civil servants and politicians get away with their corruption and bad character.
Please rest with all your analogy. Kemi is not speaking for Nigeria, she's selfish and only thinking about herself. There are several other Nigerian's living in the UK, that she is going to be making a stereotype of and she wouldn't even be aware of. Her parents weren't poor, that's how she was born in the UK and became citizen but that programme has been taken out except one of your parent is a citizen. She and her parents, enjoyed alot of priviledges of Nigeria in that corruption she's claiming and if you look at it carefully, I tell you some are over exagerated.
@bestekezie1793 Who then speaks for the less privileged? Of course, it can't be the poor or the underdogs of society. She's in the position to speak for those who don't have a voice, never mind she's not a politician within the Nigerian system. Those ones, like fat pigs, have their snout to the pods and care less about the people. She's speaking to those offering bad governance. You may say she's selfish, but the other side of the coin is that things aren't right in Nigeria. Only their beneficiaries or sycophants will choose not to see anything good in what she says. She should do a lot more shaming them from time to time. It's global and common knowledge anyway that Nigeria is comatose in the hands of her oppressors. Any other person within Nigeria but Kemi could have been picked up for treasonable felony. Go Kemi!!!
@@ajikeomooba87 you are talking of goverance right? Let Nigerians and their citizenry deal with it. Every country in the world are dealing things in their own way one way or the other. Her voice isn't helping anyone but herself just to stay relevance in her pisition in the UK. Questions asked her were never related to Nigeria she just thought it fit to bring it in. Infact she's not very articulate with Q&A. The whites are taking cognizance of what she's doing. Do you know how many leaders have been changed in her party since 2016 after Theresa May? Those her whites and Indian, remember, overseas Indians has more recognition than a black skin.
My take is that her opinion, politics has nothing affiliated with Nigeria but rather hurting more Nigerian where she claims as home the UK, and it's environs like Ireland, scortland
I enjoy watching the various clips highlighting the varied examples of Nigerian excellence that DJ Abass posts. They're fun, enlightening and quite captivating - the foods on display typically make my mouth water, Lol.
This episode about Kemi Badenoch is, however, quite ill-judged on many levels. It is quite inaccurate in its representation of her, extrapolates dubious assertions to score cheap points and misses one of the most significant facets about her public profile.
First, it is customary for politicians in developed democracies to talk about their background, especially when they're just getting to be known by the electorate. The voters want their political representatives to be "authentic" and one way they judge authenticity is by scrutinising what is commonly referred to as a politician's "back story" - how did they get to where they are from their early life.
In sharing her life story with the electorate, it was inevitable that Kemi Badenoch would speak about her growing up in Nigeria. As she has recounted, she grew up in a comfortable middle class family. Unfortunately, the period when she was coming of age, in her teenage years, coincided with some of the most awful periods in Nigeria's history. It was an era of brutal military dictatorship, that had seen the judicial murder of Dele Giwa and Ken Saro-Wiwa, and of the most deranged economic and social policies by ill-educated military apparatchiks and their enablers, that had resulted in the impoverishment of hundreds of thousands of Nigeria's professional class.
Up until the 1980s, most Nigerians who went to study abroad were keen to return home. By the late 80s and early 90s, however, Nigerian doctors, for instance, including some of the most eminent members of the medical profession, such as senior medical faculty, were decamping to Saudi Arabia in droves to earn a decent income. University academics also departed in significant numbers for greener pastures abroad where they could practice their profession without fearing for their lives. As Kemi Badenoch has recounted, her father went from being a prosperous medical doctor to a man who struggled to support his family. To give his daughter a better life, he sent her to the UK, where she had been fortuitously born with British citizenship, with the last £100 he possessed.
Of course scores of Nigerians have achieved great success in diverse fields of endeavour - from Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka, Chinua Achebe, Ben Okri and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie in literature, Taslim Olawale Elias, Bola Ajibola and Charles Onyeama, in jurisprudence, Bayo Ogunlesi in global finance, Fela Anikulapo Ransome-Kuti, King Sunny Ade, Davido, Burna Boy, Tiwa Savage in music, David Oyelowo, Chiwetel Ejiofor and John Boyega in acting, to name but only very few internationally known, not to mention the thousands of other less well known Nigerians succeeding in medicine, tech, engineering and other fields. The point, however, is that all these examples of Nigerian success have been achieved by individual and family effort; they've been achieved despite the abject failures of Nigerian governance, and it is governance - the police and other public institutions - that Kemi Badenoch is addressing.
At independence in 1960, Nigeria's GDP was higher than Singapore's. Decades later, Singapore is a first world country with the second highest GDP per capita in the world, even higher than that of the US and the UK, while all Nigeria's indicators of human flourishing - e.g. life expectancy, literacy, public infrastructure investment, broad economic productivity - have all regressed. The point Kemi Badenoch is making to the UK electorate is that the UK cannot afford to rest on her laurels - with the wrong economic and social policies, even a country like the UK can decline, as Nigeria so woefully did post-independence.
It is also disingenuous to compare Kemi Badenoch to other ethnic minority politicians, such as Rishi Sunak, and contrast that they don't speak in critical terms about their counties of ancestry: none of them grew up in those countries! Rishi Sunak has never lived in India so India has had negligible impact on his formation, unlike Kemi Badenoch who experienced Nigeria first hand.
Second, as His Majesty's Leader of the Opposition in the UK Parliament, it is not up to Kemi Badenoch to do public relations for Nigeria - she speaks for and will promote and defend Britain's interests. In liaising with Nigeria, especially if (when) she becomes Prime Minister, she will treat Nigeria like other Commonwealth countries. Nigerians who expect that she will treat Nigeria with some kind of special consideration merely because of her ancestry are delusional.
Finally, this post, like so many other comments about Kemi Badenoch, misses a very crucial point - she wears her ancestry very proudly, every day. On her head. She is one of only two senior leading black females on the international scene who does not wear her hair in a Caucasian style - the other being Ngozi Okonjo Iweala, Director-General of the World Trade Organisation. Kemi Badenoch wears her braids proudly and presents her African profile unapologetically to the British and international audience without fuss. Even Michele Obama conceded that she could not have worn an African hairstyle as American First Lady, not even after Barack Obama had been re-elected president.
If they want to be taken seriously on discourse about Kemi Badenoch, Nigerian commentators need to critically and dispassionately examine this issue, with an understanding that Kemi Badenoch's pitch is to the British electorate, not to the Naija diaspora.
Thank you sir 🙏🏾
At least he’s gone viral on Kemi’s account and more people now know him. But Kemi never said she hated Nigerians she only talked about the bad leadership and corruption that all of them talk about on the SM all the time. I get the fact that her position is sensitive but y’all are doing too much in my opinion.
This things happen for sure, and we need to talk about it .
But she should remember she is a Diplomat and needs to be seen that way.
Mind you all that she said has a different face in other sides of the world.
The Dude that bought shoe is yoruba rasclat....
How nice your name lends its self for a good copy. Kemi the GO in your name says it all. adeGOke...Go
Keep
Every
Member
Informed...kemi is on the GO to the parliament
Tell them that in line with the letters of your name you will Keep Every Member Informed.....
Kemi Badenoch rose in her career, and she got some support from Nigerians living in the UK to get there, then she remembered she needs more buzz on her name, then she thought disgracing our country will give her that buzz. We go see wetin go come out of her new position as the UK Conservative leader.
His actions is completely not necessary very silly, this is the problem we have in Nigeria you cannot express any truth without attack. We have all had bad experiences with Nigerian police, customs , army etc. We know how the Nigeria authorities treat its citizens why deny?
Kemi is seeking validation from UK, and also popularity
It is very funny when most Nigerians think Nigeria is the most corrupt country in the world. Nigeria seems to be the most corrupt country, because that is what most Nigerians have to say about Nigeria.
If she want to fight corruption she should come back to Nigeria.
She is only seeking attention period.
He's looking for popularity period
Kemi Badenock is not smart.
@@rotimikayode1072 As you are the smartest join a Conservative party in the UK and contest for the candidate to become a Local Government chairman 1st and let see if you will be qualified 😉
I will not vote for her ..
Good evening to both of you
Same to you
@@MyTastyNaijathanks for all your analysis of this woman called Kemi Badenough. God bless you sir
Correct man, true naija 👏
Nonsense & ridiculous gesture
Explain please
Kemi is the nonsense
She is more nonsense for talking bad about Nigeria
My very own daddy
Nigeria needs more people like this. Jah bless you 🙏