@@noblenigeria I hope you know we're referring to watching Sir David.😅No disrespect but shut up listen and learn. You have great potential but must work on your impulse to talk over and Interrupting an intellectual BEAST like Mr Hundeyin. I didn't mean university indoctrination I'm referring to his real world indept wisdom for such a young man. I chastised you lovingly and still subbed. Not a follower of any one but a consumer of Facts/truths.
@@beverleytheglobalcaregiverforu nothing loving about your chastisement. Yes, David Hundeyin made this conversation worth watching, but your comment was needlessly rude.
David is indeed so sophisticated and fortified, intellectually. His analytical skills are topnotch. As an economist, seeing a fellow young man versed in diplomacy, economy, politics,etc, is off me
David was born to do this...to set Nigerians free from goliath of corruption and misinformation that has plagued Nigeria. I can never get tired listening to him. He says it as it is. Loved that take on Sowore, Sowore is a masquerade if you know you know.
Having said that, if the End SARS "co-ordinators" couldn't account for monies donated, what does that say about the Nigerian? If you're fighting corruption and unable to rise above it, we might as well give up, right?
On the mineral extraction issue DH raised, I understand the reason why during the Biafra war, both the West & East weirdly supported Nigeria against Biafra, was because Ojukwu wanted more accountability from Shell on oil exports. For scholars of Cold war, you'll know that most civil wars in the 1950s, '60s, '70s & even '80s were typically split down to East/West i.e. Iron curtain, divide, however, in Nigeria's case the Soviet Union supplied the MiGs, which the West paid for, and Egyptians flew to bomb the living day lights out of Biafrians.
I feel that way too with every David’s interviewer, he’s doing what is supposed to do to have a proper convo. I can listen to David and Dele Farotimi all day.
Like the host is asking good questions but keeps interrupting and saying rubbish, please how VDM, seun Kuti even enter this discussion abi the host wan chase clout
This is One of the best Interview, involving Nigerians, that I have ever watched in recent times. To me, David Hundeyin is amongst the most talented investigative Journalists in Africa now.
Watching this as a Nigerian who is interested in seeing Nigeria work again, is much more interesting, much more educative, and eye-opening than the best documentary Netflix has to offer. David Hudeyin is synonymous with Truthfulness. I wish he could tell us everything in his head about how we can move Nigeria forward with whatever it would take.
This is an honorable conversation. I can't believe I watched a 3-hour video on TH-cam for the very first time. Thank you for blessing us with this historical knowledge. I appreciate that you promised not to delete this episode. Since the conversation on Palestine and Israel started, I knew this was a very sensitive topic that has gotten many people canceled. I pray and hope you remain incorruptible and strong. This is 100%.
The host says we're weak but his guest left the country to save his own life. Are 'we' weak? I'd say there were many calculations beyond Hundeyin's perspective that ensured the outcome.
Nigerian, especially igbos love to just talk and make claims to seem smart, but please explain how. The CIA wanted Peter Obi and gave him a ton of money to campaign with. That why Biden never congratulated Tinubu.
David Hundeyin has such a powerful presence and I think it isn’t spoken about enough. His level of intellectual depth and articulation need to be lauded and studied. He remains one of the very few Nigerians within the Nigerian social space I view with respect, integrity and sincerity. The interviewer on the other hand has a lot of growing to do in relations to his intellectual maturity and insight, especially in topics like politics, religion, and culture in general. Nonetheless, Great content and I’m looking forward to your next upload.
Hundeyin is a paid critic, u can see that he's only speaking from one side of his mouth now, when the people using him dump him, he will start speaking from the other side of his mouth. When u see a person criticizing from a particular side or part of a country, u know he's been paid.
This has to be one of if not the most informative, educative, and captivating Nigeria centric popcast I have seen on the internet in 2024 An absolute jewel of a content.
@@wonderfulera63490Yea I agree. There’s a lot of instances where I wish the interviewer stayed quiet and just listened instead of consistently speaking over David’s replies. That annoyed me a lot. David carried the interview
@@Ceezaee00I totally agree with you the interview guy needs to work on both his questions and approach/decorum towards his guests. Especially guests like David Hundeyin
I admire Hundeyin's inquisitive mentality.I left lekki toll gate during that end SARS protest when I noticed it became like a pleasure gathering instead of a gathering of angry citizens who wanted a change.I spoke against it and I was hated by many but I understood then that the common person had no interest in that protest but the elite celebrities who were part directly or indirectly of our woes as a nation.
My God! I am so impressed by this podcast. Noble gives me so much hope. David Hudeyin has always been a star. I love the intellectual capacity of both guys. The deep insight into global happenings is just mind blowing. Thank you Noble. Thank you David. Thank you. ❤
Omooo Big ups to you Noble for bringing David Hundeyin back to this podcast, I mean, what a guy!!! David's ideologies are so simple you don't need to be literate to know it's simply about doing the right things. An outstanding podcast. Thanks Noble and Thank you David.
This interviewer did his utmost to water down the high quality of this engagement down. So inexperienced not to know that he only needed to ask questions, listen, learn and be successful by the opportunity for the interview.
Frustrated when David will take his time explain something, interviewer will layer on contradictions. So why ask the question if you already formed your opinion. Frustrating. David is patient, didn't know this part of him
I think the host of this show should learn that, his job is to introduce or ask a question. At some point, he was dragging the discussion with his quest.
The fact that Nigerians are three most concerned about the problem in Kenya says alot. They want a better Africa and we like it. This should be replicated in the whole continent. We will dedicate our lives to this. We must create the Africa we want, Africa we deserve
Can this host just keep quiet, learn and not try to interject by trying to sound knowledgeable of what's been said only to be saying outright gibberish!! 😂😂😂 Kudos to David for staying on topic and maintaining 100% composure!!! ❤❤❤❤
David is David indeed. You are such a well of wisdom. It flows ceaselessly, is indeed a fountain. No question that you don't have GOOD answers to. Your honest, real and accepts when your prediction did not come out as thought. The David in the Bible was exceptional (a man after God's heart)... You have his traits. You're balanced not bias. The list can go on n on.... Thank you for the gap your filling. God will continue to preserve you and one day you will return to your homeland ceremonially.
How can someone who sacrificed so much not be serious? .His conviction for Nigeria has cost him and his family dearly. When he could have ran away, he didn't . Instead he ran towards Nigeria and the trouble that had for him. This is since the 80's when he was a student. He has sacrificed more than the average Nigerian would including you and I, even though he already lives in the USA and has his own family who need him too. Could you do that for Nigeria?
@@sylviasworld9397 my dear in fact for rooting for Buhari who he knew when he was a military man than me that heared and read about. I tell you God will never forgive anyone that knew PMB in 1983 and still supported him in 2015. It can never be well with those people. What a disaster. SOWORE open mouth to tell me that all he could do to generate money for Nigeria is to Legalise "Igbo" my dear no just vex me because we all went to school here and I know " what SUG GINGER be" so park well. The summary of everything is that SOWORE Goofed in 2023 because if he was serious like I'm repeating now he would've joined to rescue Nigeria FIRST from APC before all these his Nonsense . Again if he was serious you and I won't be clamouring for protest now, so just leave his matter because David Hundeyin is a better HERO and 💯% right
Thank you for the interview. One advice, though. When you do interviews, just talk less. You know David has a commanding followership, and people want to hear his views. Don't overshadow your guests. You invited them for a reason. You can make the interview conversational, but don't try to constantly interrupt and then dominate the conversation. Just have your questions, and give them time to respond. My opinion. Thank you.
Truth of the matter is Kenyans are more educated than Nigerians. That's one factor that everyone misses about the Kenyan protest. They are far educated. Check their literacy rate. There was an international news agency that covered Kenyans for their ability to do ghostwriting research for university students across the globe. Kenyans are very enlightened but suffers similar factors in Sub-Saharan of underemployment, unemployment, and host of other issues. So it was easier for them to understand the finance bill and act swiftly.
It was more of a mobilization to the grassroots level..We used translators to translate the bill into local languages so that even the common man in the village and also the old who don't understand English could be able to understand what it involved. The whole thing was more strategic than most people would want to put out there. It was not as organic as people think.
@@chriswamahiu8751 and that's the brilliance and intelligence I talk about, being educated and enlightened. Wisdom is the application of knowledge. How that is applied brilliance. I give kudos to Kenyans. Understanding that finance bill spurred many to act and each, old, young, clergies etc. supported the protest. The bravery of the Gen Z in Kenya is admirable. In Nigeria majority are nonchalant, will complain online and continue suffering and smiling. They're waiting for who will lead and looking for a messiah. They ask you, why not lead? Can you die for Nigeria? And blah blah blah. But people are dying every day as a result of evil leadership of politicians in elected and appointed offices, weak institutions. Even if you cone out lead, they will attack your tribe, then religion and then discredit you. Nigeria is complicated for the worse. Both our elders, super rich pastors and imams, judiciary judges, all in bed with evil politicians. This is what the Kenyans are able to look past and majority of voices overshadowed those who support bad policies. It is opposite in Nigeria.
@@noeltheliberalmillennial4886 I agree. I'm a Nigerian, a West African, a patriot through and through. And I agree with your statement. I want my country to go through a revolution and change things for good.
This podcast should be played in every African Nursery and Primary school, for pupils to understand how the world they have been born into really works.
This is my first time watching this host but I believe he has quite some more works to do. God bless you immensely David, I will go back to every of your interviews and watch.
The truth is if Peter Obi had called People to occupy the street, one thing you people are missing is that that will be a target on Igbo people In Nigeria, Igbos are the favourite scapegoats
If he did that, it would have been a reason for them to pick him up, I never expected him to call us to the street, we want a better Nigeria, we should have used our discretion
An Igbo man will set Nigeria on the path towards greatness. The west knows that, China knows that but bigots, tribalists will always prefer to remain blind
Shut up and stop lying. Set your region free first. You people always come to SW for work and can never make the SE work for you and you believe one of you will transform Nigeria. Please stop being delusional.
Thank you David and Noble. The worship of money is a fundamental flaw with this country. It is a sure way to divide anything in Nigeria. Just introduce the god called - money and a clear dividing line will appear. Nigeria is deep into the darkness - no light at the end of this tunnel.
Aah ahh, do you have to speak like this??? Pulling something as insightful as this together is not child's play, so before you begin to type unkind things at least give the host his flowers!
@@AtamfonWilson Give what flowers please? First time you're coming across his channel? The problems of Nigeria, in the real sense, aren't this dude's problems
This presentation is insightful and my admiration for vDavid's ability to analyse critically increased. I think Noble has not acquitted himself credibly. I do not know where he gets his materials, but that needs some updates. His analytical mind, in all honesty, is less critical. I am however, grateful for his efforts.
@digitaledu6624 Olodo! When they tell you people to stay in school, una no go hear, she was very much part of Jonathan's administration as the Minister of Finance! Eh Olodo!
Hello Mr moderator, please speak less as a moderator and let the guest speak a lot more. Stop cutting in while he’s making his points. It was a big distraction. If you wanna talk then talk alone and don’t bring in a guest
After hearing David’s views on Governance and the governed in Nigeria, Israel/Palestine issue, Russia/Ukraine issue, Wole Soyinka, EndSars Protest, Sowore and his followers, etc, the dude’s got all my opinions and feelings spewed here exactly word for thoughts, I now see that he knows more than a typical Nigerian knows , he now has my full respect and attention as him and I are total like minds, it will be interesting to hear him speak on the foreign religions that has destroyed the minds and ability of logical reasoning of Nigerians/Africans
Mr host do better next time with questions you ask and the characters you involve, overall I'm happy to hear from David hundeyin, i have learnt so much from him and I appreciate his honesty
I enjoyed every single second of this podcast. David Hundeyin is a genius in my books, a brilliant guy and a true patriot. Well done Noble, you did a fantastic job with the interview but I think you should allow your guests do more of the speaking before dropping your two cents on any subject. I just subscribed to your channel btw.
Nigeria is an entertainment-centric, celebrity-adoring society divided along ethnic, religious and regional lines. It's difficult to converge our teeming distracted youth population around an ideological common ground without d help of a socio-economic political catalyst, such as d proposed Kenyan Finance Bill or d EndSars mantra.
Was not convinced to follow you, even though you be nwanem @noblenigeria But your reaction here, has won me over. Don't stop listening and learning. Ever!
David, you missed a major factor about the protestors in Ke. 98% of them (the GenZs) were born and raised in the urban communities such as Nairobi, Nakuru and Eldoret. They grew up tribeless speaking only English and Kiswahili. They've now acquired other "identities" such as being leaderless, fearless, non-religious, and partyless. Only the older generations are still stuck in tribal politics and alignments.
this here is a brilliant piece, an eye opener. I must comment you guys for opening our eyes to see the world we live in. sadly, our Nigerian youth wont watch this masterpiece here but will dwell on unnecessary information that wont amount shit to them. once again thank you Mr. Noble and David.
His disposition about GEJ with respect to 2015 election wasn’t completely correct. The former president had an audience with Obama at the White House at some point and even begging him to come fix Nigeria, which i think it was very laughable. GEJ enjoyed a wider support of the Nigerian populace across all the regions in 2011, but by 2014 his government was crumbling because he was very weak, huge fortune made from crude oil sales between those years running to over $400 billion were filtered away and he couldn’t stopped it. He could’ve tamed the corruption and dealt decisively with those criminals who embarrassed his government with wanton destruction through terrorism. The borrowing spree that his successor continued started from him and with all those fortunes made from oil, they had to resort to borrow to pay salaries. If he had managed Nigeria affairs really well, someone like Buhari shouldn’t had made it to the villa let alone to had a field years to destroy Nigeria.
What sort of reverse psychology is this? Same Jonathan that introduced subsidy and Tinubu sponsored a protest to scuttle it,same animal went on to do the same thereby inflicting hardship? Where and when,what evidence did you've that Jonathan beg Obama to fix Nigeria? Economy was so good except corruption which Buhari and Tinubu has superseded.
@@demianmbagwu4111 Check this caption on TH-cam as an evidence that you requested, you can fast forward to time stamp-6:00 (Obama and President Goodluck Jonathan of Nigeria speak to the press before a bilateral meeting. September 23, 2013.) GEJ was very weak and he could’ve taken the offer presented to him by OBJ to help him navigated through the systems which eventually put Nigeria in the journey of a great sorry case. The opposition cannot try those nonsense with OBJ without crushing them, but the situation became very helpless under him because of weak leadership and wanton corruption that wasted over huge oil dollar revenues from oil from 2011-2014. Check CBN websites to see the Nigeria oil proceeds under his terms in office and compare it to other individuals who had been at the villa.
@@demianmbagwu4111 Check this caption on TH-cam as an evidence that you requested, you can fast forward to time stamp-6:00 (Obama and President Goodluck Jonathan of Nigeria speak to the press before a bilateral meeting. September 23, 2013.) GEJ was very weak and he could’ve taken the offer presented to him by OBJ to help him navigated through the systems which eventually put Nigeria in the journey of a great sorry case. The opposition cannot try those nonsense with OBJ without crushing them, but the situation became very helpless under him because of weak leadership and wanton corruption that wasted over huge oil dollar revenues from oil from 2011-2014. Check CBN websites to see the Nigeria oil proceeds under his term while in office and compare it to the other individuals who had been at the villa.
"The air transport infrastructure is prohibitively expensive"; sadly so true. I was amazed when my bro proved to me that it is more expensive to travel by air from Lagos to Porth Harcourt(converting naira to its dollar or Euro equivalent) than from UK to France. He did it by attempting to book flights for both routes.
Much as I appreciate what David Hundeyin says herei feel like most young African peoples who have no understanding of the importance of culture and civilizational worldviews to development.history is crucial which slavery colonization and neocolonization has virtually destroyed.look at Asia where each country is unique but here the mindset is to herd indegenous African peoples are lumped.
As mush I like this guy but he need to know sowore more he should find out by himself not what others are say about sowore, sowore remains the best man to leads the struggle
I pray we Nigerians can move pass being addicted to our elites/oppressors. Whoever we want to lead us can it just not be people that are thriving in the oppressive systems we are trying to change
Very insightful podcast-kudos to the host and David! Despite its length, I didn't miss a second. Lastly, while I agree with your take on VDM, I don't think they're in the same bracket as David, Sowore, or Seun.
As a Young boy in 2014 not older than 15 years of age,when John Kerry came to Nigeria and went visiting someone who’s not the president first! I knew something was up
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This dude is a working Library, so much knowledge....
One thing I love about David is his bravery and honesty. The dude is fearless and always keeps it on point.
I thought i was well read till i watched this Podcast...Every single Nigerian should watch this and become enlightened.
Thank you 🙏🏾
I swear.
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People rush to listen to David Hundeyin speak. Wherever he appears
@@noblenigeria I hope you know we're referring to watching Sir David.😅No disrespect but shut up listen and learn.
You have great potential but must work on your impulse to talk over and Interrupting an intellectual BEAST like Mr Hundeyin. I didn't mean university indoctrination
I'm referring to his real world indept wisdom for such a young man.
I chastised you lovingly and still subbed. Not a follower of any one but a consumer of Facts/truths.
@@beverleytheglobalcaregiverforu nothing loving about your chastisement. Yes, David Hundeyin made this conversation worth watching, but your comment was needlessly rude.
David is indeed so sophisticated and fortified, intellectually. His analytical skills are topnotch. As an economist, seeing a fellow young man versed in diplomacy, economy, politics,etc, is off me
David was born to do this...to set Nigerians free from goliath of corruption and misinformation that has plagued Nigeria. I can never get tired listening to him. He says it as it is. Loved that take on Sowore, Sowore is a masquerade if you know you know.
The Patriotic Nigerians on this table is way way more than the whole Aso Rock put together.
By George! It's amazing how this thirty something year old has packed at least eight decades worth of life into just three.
Having said that, if the End SARS "co-ordinators" couldn't account for monies donated, what does that say about the Nigerian? If you're fighting corruption and unable to rise above it, we might as well give up, right?
Another Tinubu // USD link is the Noriega of Panama // US link - Look him up, but don't make sure you look beyond the surface (aka Wikipedia).
On the mineral extraction issue DH raised, I understand the reason why during the Biafra war, both the West & East weirdly supported Nigeria against Biafra, was because Ojukwu wanted more accountability from Shell on oil exports. For scholars of Cold war, you'll know that most civil wars in the 1950s, '60s, '70s & even '80s were typically split down to East/West i.e. Iron curtain, divide, however, in Nigeria's case the Soviet Union supplied the MiGs, which the West paid for, and Egyptians flew to bomb the living day lights out of Biafrians.
Am I the only one irritated by the host's constant interruption? Other than that, this interview is superb.
I feel that way too with every David’s interviewer, he’s doing what is supposed to do to have a proper convo.
I can listen to David and Dele Farotimi all day.
I really don't understand why David Hundeyin would stoop to have a public conversation with this noble Nigeria character.
Like the host is asking good questions but keeps interrupting and saying rubbish, please how VDM, seun Kuti even enter this discussion abi the host wan chase clout
I don’t know him well, but I think he’s a novice
Yea, he needs to work on his interviewing skills. As an interviewer, you're not supposed to dominate the conversation. I hope he works on it.
Hundeyin is a sure guy!!! 👍🏿he's submisions are spot on...
He certainly is 👍🏿
Masterclass from David. One of the brightest minds in Africa.
😂😂 If you're well read...you'll not throw that word any how
@@apachekafka773 You have sacrificed common sense on the altar of reason.
I can listen to David for 6 hours
I can listen for 18 hrs
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Honestly 💯.
He doesn't say anything that does not have meaning!
After losing hope seeing APC supporters talk, I find comfort listening to people like David and Farotmi talk. Two great minds of our nation.
This is One of the best Interview, involving Nigerians, that I have ever watched in recent times. To me, David Hundeyin is amongst the most talented investigative Journalists in Africa now.
Thank you 🙏🏾
Watching this as a Nigerian who is interested in seeing Nigeria work again, is much more interesting, much more educative, and eye-opening than the best documentary Netflix has to offer. David Hudeyin is synonymous with Truthfulness. I wish he could tell us everything in his head about how we can move Nigeria forward with whatever it would take.
Thank you 🙏🏾 👍🏿
Nigeria can never ever work, quote me anywhere
This is an honorable conversation. I can't believe I watched a 3-hour video on TH-cam for the very first time. Thank you for blessing us with this historical knowledge.
I appreciate that you promised not to delete this episode. Since the conversation on Palestine and Israel started, I knew this was a very sensitive topic that has gotten many people canceled. I pray and hope you remain incorruptible and strong.
This is 100%.
Thank you for watching everything and for the encouraging words. I do really appreciate it 🙏🏾
I woke up looking for david Hyundai's videos and i found him with Noble 🔥🔥 and they started with exactly what i wanted to hear
Happy Sunday to me!
Thank you 🙏🏾
I'm enjoying this discourse David Hundeyin is full of wisdom
Thank you. He certainly is 👍🏿
I can't believe I watched this whole interview E long pass Indian movie but no single regret at all.. very educative
😂😂 Thank you 🙏🏾
You ask why are we so weak? It's very simple, we're not informed.
Great point 👍🏿
The host says we're weak but his guest left the country to save his own life. Are 'we' weak? I'd say there were many calculations beyond Hundeyin's perspective that ensured the outcome.
That Foreign Policy section is damn scary to listen to. Omo Nigeria is in big trouble under APC.
How, explain how?
Nigerian, especially igbos love to just talk and make claims to seem smart, but please explain how. The CIA wanted Peter Obi and gave him a ton of money to campaign with. That why Biden never congratulated Tinubu.
David Hundeyin has such a powerful presence and I think it isn’t spoken about enough. His level of intellectual depth and articulation need to be lauded and studied. He remains one of the very few Nigerians within the Nigerian social space I view with respect, integrity and sincerity.
The interviewer on the other hand has a lot of growing to do in relations to his intellectual maturity and insight, especially in topics like politics, religion, and culture in general.
Nonetheless, Great content and I’m looking forward to your next upload.
Hundeyin is a paid critic, u can see that he's only speaking from one side of his mouth now, when the people using him dump him, he will start speaking from the other side of his mouth. When u see a person criticizing from a particular side or part of a country, u know he's been paid.
@@Ope-fr5hulet's wait till then at least he's saying the truth for now, everything he said here is nothing but the truth.
You said it all bro, David Hundeyin is a great guy i wish he contest for political office in the near future.
This channel is alive courtesy of David Hundeyin. The stats don’t lie
This has to be one of if not the most informative, educative, and captivating Nigeria centric popcast I have seen on the internet in 2024
An absolute jewel of a content.
Thank you 🙏🏾
I hope the predators let this live long enough, because every common sensed Nigerian should be on their way to the street right about now, in UNISON!
@@Ceezaee00 Yeah , David Hundeyin made it so
@@wonderfulera63490Yea I agree. There’s a lot of instances where I wish the interviewer stayed quiet and just listened instead of consistently speaking over David’s replies. That annoyed me a lot. David carried the interview
@@Ceezaee00I totally agree with you the interview guy needs to work on both his questions and approach/decorum towards his guests. Especially guests like David Hundeyin
I admire Hundeyin's inquisitive mentality.I left lekki toll gate during that end SARS protest when I noticed it became like a pleasure gathering instead of a gathering of angry citizens who wanted a change.I spoke against it and I was hated by many but I understood then that the common person had no interest in that protest but the elite celebrities who were part directly or indirectly of our woes as a nation.
My God! I am so impressed by this podcast. Noble gives me so much hope. David Hudeyin has always been a star. I love the intellectual capacity of both guys. The deep insight into global happenings is just mind blowing. Thank you Noble. Thank you David. Thank you. ❤
Thank you. I do appreciate this 🙏🏾
Omooo
Big ups to you Noble for bringing David Hundeyin back to this podcast, I mean, what a guy!!!
David's ideologies are so simple you don't need to be literate to know it's simply about doing the right things.
An outstanding podcast.
Thanks Noble and Thank you David.
Thank you 🙏🏾
David Hundeyin is brutally honest, I love him so much.
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This interviewer did his utmost to water down the high quality of this engagement down. So inexperienced not to know that he only needed to ask questions, listen, learn and be successful by the opportunity for the interview.
Frustrated when David will take his time explain something, interviewer will layer on contradictions.
So why ask the question if you already formed your opinion.
Frustrating.
David is patient, didn't know this part of him
Cut the host some slack. he has started well, he will get better!
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Hahaha. Go watch his other interviews. If you live in Nigeria, you may think differently
I think the host of this show should learn that, his job is to introduce or ask a question. At some point, he was dragging the discussion with his quest.
The fact that Nigerians are three most concerned about the problem in Kenya says alot. They want a better Africa and we like it. This should be replicated in the whole continent. We will dedicate our lives to this. We must create the Africa we want, Africa we deserve
Can this host just keep quiet, learn and not try to interject by trying to sound knowledgeable of what's been said only to be saying outright gibberish!! 😂😂😂
Kudos to David for staying on topic and maintaining 100% composure!!! ❤❤❤❤
The greatest challenge in the West African territory is the TRUTH vs Liars.
I definitely agree 👍🏿
Well analyzed by David hundeyin, so brilliant, always love listening to you
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David is David indeed.
You are such a well of wisdom.
It flows ceaselessly, is indeed a fountain. No question that you don't have GOOD answers to.
Your honest, real and accepts when your prediction did not come out as thought.
The David in the Bible was exceptional (a man after God's heart)... You have his traits.
You're balanced not bias. The list can go on n on....
Thank you for the gap your filling. God will continue to preserve you and one day you will return to your homeland ceremonially.
David is a man who knows himself. I have read his book and come to respect him more and love to hear him speak. You’re a hero David ✊🏿✊🏿
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Oga noble plz learn to interview a person stop interjecting at every point in time..allow your guest to talk..the interview was tiring..please adjust
It’s a conversation.
@@chuksokoriekwe9619 Even in conversation, you allow the guest to give more information so he doesn't lose his line of thought.
Dave well done ✅. your Truth and fact can not be rubbished.your light with not be dime,our prayers are with you.
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@@noblenigeriaplease learn to not interject your guests. Poke them but allow them speak
Omo! I have learnt so much in just 1hr. Bro! Africa is in deep shit
Crazy deep shit
David Hundeyin speaking facts
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I am impressed by how this dude is very well informed about Kenya; more than some of us Kenyans and his analysis is super spot on.!!
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David was just born for this era. He's just on point on SOWORE. SOWORE to me doesn't look serious
How can someone who sacrificed so much not be serious? .His conviction for Nigeria has cost him and his family dearly.
When he could have ran away, he didn't . Instead he ran towards Nigeria and the trouble that had for him. This is since the 80's when he was a student. He has sacrificed more than the average Nigerian would including you and I, even though he already lives in the USA and has his own family who need him too.
Could you do that for Nigeria?
@@sylviasworld9397 my dear in fact for rooting for Buhari who he knew when he was a military man than me that heared and read about.
I tell you God will never forgive anyone that knew PMB in 1983 and still supported him in 2015. It can never be well with those people. What a disaster.
SOWORE open mouth to tell me that all he could do to generate money for Nigeria is to Legalise "Igbo" my dear no just vex me because we all went to school here and I know " what SUG GINGER be" so park well.
The summary of everything is that SOWORE Goofed in 2023 because if he was serious like I'm repeating now he would've joined to rescue Nigeria FIRST from APC before all these his Nonsense .
Again if he was serious you and I won't be clamouring for protest now, so just leave his matter because David Hundeyin is a better HERO and 💯% right
@@sylviasworld9397I put it to you that Sowore is not serious
Well done noble, I think you felt a bit intimidated with David’s intellect, hence the need to try to prove a point. Educative interview
Thank you for the interview. One advice, though. When you do interviews, just talk less. You know David has a commanding followership, and people want to hear his views. Don't overshadow your guests.
You invited them for a reason. You can make the interview conversational, but don't try to constantly interrupt and then dominate the conversation. Just have your questions, and give them time to respond. My opinion. Thank you.
His thoughts on the Israel Palestine conflict is beautiful
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Truth of the matter is Kenyans are more educated than Nigerians. That's one factor that everyone misses about the Kenyan protest. They are far educated. Check their literacy rate. There was an international news agency that covered Kenyans for their ability to do ghostwriting research for university students across the globe. Kenyans are very enlightened but suffers similar factors in Sub-Saharan of underemployment, unemployment, and host of other issues. So it was easier for them to understand the finance bill and act swiftly.
It was more of a mobilization to the grassroots level..We used translators to translate the bill into local languages so that even the common man in the village and also the old who don't understand English could be able to understand what it involved. The whole thing was more strategic than most people would want to put out there. It was not as organic as people think.
We might be underemployed in Kenya to some degree… but trust me, no West African country beats us on the same. The just have big mouths and egos
@@chriswamahiu8751 and that's the brilliance and intelligence I talk about, being educated and enlightened. Wisdom is the application of knowledge. How that is applied brilliance. I give kudos to Kenyans. Understanding that finance bill spurred many to act and each, old, young, clergies etc. supported the protest. The bravery of the Gen Z in Kenya is admirable. In Nigeria majority are nonchalant, will complain online and continue suffering and smiling. They're waiting for who will lead and looking for a messiah. They ask you, why not lead? Can you die for Nigeria? And blah blah blah. But people are dying every day as a result of evil leadership of politicians in elected and appointed offices, weak institutions. Even if you cone out lead, they will attack your tribe, then religion and then discredit you. Nigeria is complicated for the worse. Both our elders, super rich pastors and imams, judiciary judges, all in bed with evil politicians. This is what the Kenyans are able to look past and majority of voices overshadowed those who support bad policies. It is opposite in Nigeria.
@@noeltheliberalmillennial4886 I agree. I'm a Nigerian, a West African, a patriot through and through. And I agree with your statement. I want my country to go through a revolution and change things for good.
@@SaCrownson Am trying to be modest, hehe
"Celebrity fest" Dave, you just hammered it correctly 👍 👌 👏
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David knows too much.
Brilliant guy
Much love ❤❤❤❤❤
This podcast should be played in every African Nursery and Primary school, for pupils to understand how the world they have been born into really works.
Thank you 🙏🏾
This is my first time watching this host but I believe he has quite some more works to do.
God bless you immensely David, I will go back to every of your interviews and watch.
@okoyeanthonym AGREED 👍
Hope you read my comments. Peace!
Thank you, David Hundeyin for speaking my mind on the brigade of guards
Full of knowledge, Master David Hundeyin
David is a reservoir of knowledge. Crisp , fresh info with that feeling of de’javu at every sensitive topic. 👍
Couldn’t agree more 👍🏿
The truth is if Peter Obi had called People to occupy the street, one thing you people are missing is that that will be a target on Igbo people
In Nigeria, Igbos are the favourite scapegoats
If he did that, it would have been a reason for them to pick him up, I never expected him to call us to the street, we want a better Nigeria, we should have used our discretion
@@Shadow61831 very true
An Igbo man will set Nigeria on the path towards greatness. The west knows that, China knows that but bigots, tribalists will always prefer to remain blind
Shut up and stop lying. Set your region free first. You people always come to SW for work and can never make the SE work for you and you believe one of you will transform Nigeria. Please stop being delusional.
I lafff ,,,, Igbo man is the Messiah abi? @@paduancitystanley1825
Thank you David and Noble.
The worship of money is a fundamental flaw with this country.
It is a sure way to divide anything in Nigeria. Just introduce the god called - money and a clear dividing line will appear.
Nigeria is deep into the darkness - no light at the end of this tunnel.
Thank you 🙏🏾
Noble Nigeria, you are NOT PASSIONATE ABOUT NIGERIA, so drop that slang.
This interviewer is no where near David Hundeyin in intellect. Damn!
Aah ahh, do you have to speak like this???
Pulling something as insightful as this together is not child's play, so before you begin to type unkind things at least give the host his flowers!
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Give what flowers please? First time you're coming across his channel? The problems of Nigeria, in the real sense, aren't this dude's problems
Toh go and start your own podcast and be passionate about Nigeria
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I doubt you even watched the podcast till the end.
@@wonderfulera63490 I fail to see what that statement has to do with you starting your podcast and being passionate about Nigeria
David you inspire me a lot. This podcast has taken our zeal from point 2 to point 10.
Worth every second.
Thanks Noble and David for this show.
Thank you 🙏🏾
This presentation is insightful and my admiration for vDavid's ability to analyse critically increased.
I think Noble has not acquitted himself credibly. I do not know where he gets his materials, but that needs some updates. His analytical mind, in all honesty, is less critical.
I am however, grateful for his efforts.
📍 My attention span when playing the game "call of duty" is the same whenever i watch David Hundeyin talk..
I loved every second of this podcast. 📍
Thank you 🙏🏾
Ngozi Okonjo Iweala was the brain behind the success of Jonathan and Jonathan administration
Brain?.....NOI was one of the those who destroyed Nigeria's economy. We are not ready for that conversation yet
She wasn't even part of is administration.
@@digitaledu6624 what do you mean? Wch administration did she serve in?
@digitaledu6624 Olodo! When they tell you people to stay in school, una no go hear, she was very much part of Jonathan's administration as the Minister of Finance! Eh Olodo!
Hello Mr moderator, please speak less as a moderator and let the guest speak a lot more. Stop cutting in while he’s making his points. It was a big distraction. If you wanna talk then talk alone and don’t bring in a guest
Exactly!! He had too much input, for an interviewer!!
After hearing David’s views on Governance and the governed in Nigeria, Israel/Palestine issue, Russia/Ukraine issue, Wole Soyinka, EndSars Protest, Sowore and his followers, etc, the dude’s got all my opinions and feelings spewed here exactly word for thoughts, I now see that he knows more than a typical Nigerian knows , he now has my full respect and attention as him and I are total like minds, it will be interesting to hear him speak on the foreign religions that has destroyed the minds and ability of logical reasoning of Nigerians/Africans
I love this David Hundeyin.
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David Hundeyin is one of the most sensible men who hails from the contraption called Nigeria
Mr host do better next time with questions you ask and the characters you involve, overall I'm happy to hear from David hundeyin, i have learnt so much from him and I appreciate his honesty
Thank you for your feedback. We’ll keep improving.
@@noblenigeria Beautiful ❤
Thank you David for shading more light on the current happenings in the Nigeria and some part of the world
I so very much love your courage David
More strength to your elbows
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I enjoyed every single second of this podcast. David Hundeyin is a genius in my books, a brilliant guy and a true patriot. Well done Noble, you did a fantastic job with the interview but I think you should allow your guests do more of the speaking before dropping your two cents on any subject. I just subscribed to your channel btw.
Thank you. I’ll keep improving 🙏🏾
Now this is constructive. Thank you Jude and Big ups Noble!
David is sound. Noble, please stop offering insight and let him express his thoughts uninterrupted.
It's supposed to be a conversation. It's a tad inappropriate to ask him to stop offering insight.
@@TheLoveday51 He could carefully select his moments. Others have also pointed out how distracting and honestly, grating, those interruptions were.
@toc1124 😂..I cringed at every interjection. He did it far too many times. We all are watching to hear David's insights, not his.
@@toc1124 I agree with you. He should moderate. It was annoying at some point. He just needs to put a cap on it. Not stop entirely.
Nigeria is an entertainment-centric, celebrity-adoring society divided along ethnic, religious and regional lines. It's difficult to converge our teeming distracted youth population around an ideological common ground without d help of a socio-economic political catalyst, such as d proposed Kenyan Finance Bill or d EndSars mantra.
The beneficiary of this our Country cannot save you including Obi we the youth need to organize ourselves.
@@TechEvangelist yes a very true statement 👍
No one will take you out of a situation they are enjoying
Can this noble guy keep quiet and allow my mentor to just keep talking.
😂 sorry sir
Lol,,, i was just been sarcastic... this interview is an eye opener... weldone Mr. Noble guy...
Was not convinced to follow you, even though you be nwanem @noblenigeria
But your reaction here, has won me over. Don't stop listening and learning. Ever!
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@@webhykers same here...
Mr David i don,t know you in person but you are a genious!! GOD bless and protect you
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I thank God I listened throughout a long podcast as this. I'm happy I did
Thank you 🙏🏾 👍🏿
This is an awesome interview. Kudos guys. Intelligently expressed.
Thank you 🙏🏾
This podcast was a masterclass in perspective and context.
How many of us knew that David wasn’t really talking about a ‘Prom Queen’ 😅 He was talking about something else, and its rhymes with Poor
Mr. Noble, you talked about alliance and you never mentioned Dele Farotimi and Aisha Yesufu. Next time, no mention Reno Omokri is a serious discussion
David, you missed a major factor about the protestors in Ke. 98% of them (the GenZs) were born and raised in the urban communities such as Nairobi, Nakuru and Eldoret. They grew up tribeless speaking only English and Kiswahili. They've now acquired other "identities" such as being leaderless, fearless, non-religious, and partyless. Only the older generations are still stuck in tribal politics and alignments.
Great point 👍🏿
this here is a brilliant piece, an eye opener. I must comment you guys for opening our eyes to see the world we live in. sadly, our Nigerian youth wont watch this masterpiece here but will dwell on unnecessary information that wont amount shit to them. once again thank you Mr. Noble and David.
Thank you 🙏🏾
His disposition about GEJ with respect to 2015 election wasn’t completely correct.
The former president had an audience with Obama at the White House at some point and even begging him to come fix Nigeria, which i think it was very laughable.
GEJ enjoyed a wider support of the Nigerian populace across all the regions in 2011, but by 2014 his government was crumbling because he was very weak, huge fortune made from crude oil sales between those years running to over $400 billion were filtered away and he couldn’t stopped it.
He could’ve tamed the corruption and dealt decisively with those criminals who embarrassed his government with wanton destruction through terrorism. The borrowing spree that his successor continued started from him and with all those fortunes made from oil, they had to resort to borrow to pay salaries. If he had managed Nigeria affairs really well, someone like Buhari shouldn’t had made it to the villa let alone to had a field years to destroy Nigeria.
What sort of reverse psychology is this? Same Jonathan that introduced subsidy and Tinubu sponsored a protest to scuttle it,same animal went on to do the same thereby inflicting hardship? Where and when,what evidence did you've that Jonathan beg Obama to fix Nigeria? Economy was so good except corruption which Buhari and Tinubu has superseded.
@@demianmbagwu4111 Check this caption on TH-cam as an evidence that you requested, you can fast forward to time stamp-6:00 (Obama and President Goodluck Jonathan of Nigeria speak to the press before a bilateral meeting. September 23, 2013.)
GEJ was very weak and he could’ve taken the offer presented to him by OBJ to help him navigated through the systems which eventually put Nigeria in the journey of a great sorry case. The opposition cannot try those nonsense with OBJ without crushing them, but the situation became very helpless under him because of weak leadership and wanton corruption that wasted over huge oil dollar revenues from oil from 2011-2014.
Check CBN websites to see the Nigeria oil proceeds under his terms in office and compare it to other individuals who had been at the villa.
@@demianmbagwu4111 Check this caption on TH-cam as an evidence that you requested, you can fast forward to time stamp-6:00 (Obama and President Goodluck Jonathan of Nigeria speak to the press before a bilateral meeting. September 23, 2013.)
GEJ was very weak and he could’ve taken the offer presented to him by OBJ to help him navigated through the systems which eventually put Nigeria in the journey of a great sorry case. The opposition cannot try those nonsense with OBJ without crushing them, but the situation became very helpless under him because of weak leadership and wanton corruption that wasted over huge oil dollar revenues from oil from 2011-2014.
Check CBN websites to see the Nigeria oil proceeds under his term while in office and compare it to the other individuals who had been at the villa.
"The air transport infrastructure is prohibitively expensive"; sadly so true. I was amazed when my bro proved to me that it is more expensive to travel by air from Lagos to Porth Harcourt(converting naira to its dollar or Euro equivalent) than from UK to France.
He did it by attempting to book flights for both routes.
Very profiund conversation
Thank you 🙏🏾
Very nice podcast an eye opener to a lot of things and questions thank you David and Noble
I really enjoyed this
Thank you 🙏🏾
Much as I appreciate what David Hundeyin says herei feel like most young African peoples who have no understanding of the importance of culture and civilizational worldviews to development.history is crucial which slavery colonization and neocolonization has virtually destroyed.look at Asia where each country is unique but here the mindset is to herd indegenous African peoples are lumped.
As mush I like this guy but he need to know sowore more he should find out by himself not what others are say about sowore, sowore remains the best man to leads the struggle
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Simply apt and pertinent.
Most intelligently delivered 👏👏👏
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I pray we Nigerians can move pass being addicted to our elites/oppressors.
Whoever we want to lead us can it just not be people that are thriving in the oppressive systems we are trying to change
You’re making a good point. Thank you 👍🏿
God will continue to protect you David🙏🏽.
Amen 🙏🏾
This man is clearly a David they only added a Hundeyin to him. I bow!
KING DAVID!!!!!!!!
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Not Reno Omokri in that same category please. He can stay in the same cell with Daddy Freeze 😅.
Thank you for this episode
Thank you too 🙏🏾
Thank you David and Noble for this podcast, it was insightful,
Thank you 🙏🏾
this thing about MKO Abiola is new to me. just how rotten is the nigerian system?
Me too. I had no idea as well
"Who the fuck is VDM" - David Hundeyin . Lolz
Very insightful podcast-kudos to the host and David! Despite its length, I didn't miss a second. Lastly, while I agree with your take on VDM, I don't think they're in the same bracket as David, Sowore, or Seun.
Thank you 🙏🏾👍🏿
Nah,, this noble guy is a full blown clown 🤡. Kudos to David,man has depth.
Pure facts
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This is the kind of podcast that I will always listen to..very informative and educative❤
Thank you 🙏🏾
As a Young boy in 2014 not older than 15 years of age,when John Kerry came to Nigeria and went visiting someone who’s not the president first! I knew something was up
Great Interview. Ive seen so many snippets from Twitter, just had to get the full doze. Great Job guys.
Thank you 🙏🏾