State Of The Nation: Devt Analyst Notes Lessons Nigerian Govt Should Learn From Kenya

[@omajonathan9928]

It is always such a great delight to listen to Professor Oke ikechuckwu.. brilliantly wise man... Thank you Prof for the insights.

[@janemillar77]

I love you, my country Kenya ❤. Ruto must gooo

[@KugonzaJudith-v5r]

This

[@garrydanielz-vv9gi]

Madness of the highest order

[@hotnewsyoumissed]

Ruto must go!

[@Gatwiri213]

Total brains from this man much love from Kenya....

[@jamesdennison2671]

Nigerian🇳🇬 Youths Arise!---REVOLUTION IS THE ONLY ANSWER😡

[@EmmanuelBediako-yg8ne]

Your youth busy following DAVIDO and CHIOMA

[@Lieu_Tenant_Gambit]

​@@EmmanuelBediako-yg8ne🙄 and what is Ghana waiting for? We will all get to our destination at our pace. Let's celebrate each other please..

[@wigcap7012]

For them to carry out a revolution you have to tell them what they are fighting and who will lead change!! Please Please stop it!! Hold your governor and your representatives accountable!!

[@wigcap7012]

​@@EmmanuelBediako-yg8ne Davido is the elite part of the problem! The money he's spending is not from the music. He made one of his family to become governor look at the state.. Please don't tell me there is no money in the state.. Under davido the state is still dusty and dirty come on!!

[@malaikankn]

Thanks for this insightful interview, I’ve learnt a lot, as a Kenyan 🇰🇪 Viva!

[@CuepointStan]

Prof Okechukwu is a powerhouse. This is the caliber of men Nigeria is blessed with yet we feel disillusioned by the ignorant few.

[@hauwakululazzari3057]

Q🙏

[@emmanuelemodi21]

The unity question of Nigeria right from the amalgamation has not been answered by Nigerians. Though Nigeria was created by the forced amalgam, we have not addressed it for our benefit. This is the core of our quagmire. The mutual suspicion and antagonism have been exploited to our disadvantage. Our erstwhile colonialist understand this issue hence, the continued sponsorship of the division popularly known as the Divide and Rule. The earlier we discover and address this union the better for us all. The notion of development will continue to be a mirage until this is addressed. The saddest part is that it will emanate from the people. The leadership currently is benefitting from this current structure so they will not support change. May God help us.

[@evelynkarkkulainen1784]

Very thoughtful conversation thank you for having Prof.

[@textonashford3309]

Listening to this debate reminds me of Kenya in the 90s

[@63hdhdbilwo]

Since late 80s fighting to have multi party state we always been in the streets.Theres a time we used to go to streets to commemorate all the times we going to the street..ie saba saba theres a time July 7 everyyear was a day meant for the streets

[@textonashford3309]

@@63hdhdbilwo Nigeria must transit from talking about problems to taking action

[@snowflakesfantasyfactory]

Huwezi washow hivo, tihihihi...

[@CollinsChiazor]

Listening to this man is always a delight.....🎉

[@muhubirijxson6483]

It's not about the finance bill n loan repayment, it's all about mismanagement of funds

[@helennjeri5588]

very wise...we need such talk in Kenya

[@liliandey4619]

God bless you too bro

[@samsonabanni9562]

Shet..this man should have a podcast. We shouldn't hear such insights only occasionally..these are the mind of people who should mentor the upcoming generation. We need deep knowledge

[@josephihedoro8729]

Unfortunately, he is an iboman and these are the type of people some of the roguery politicians and incompetent Nigerian elites do not want and can't cope with.Nigeria leader's prefer stooges and incompetent "yes men" who will always act as praise singers ,sychophants and their tribesmen.

[@rafiateyiowuawi8526]

This is the best speech that I heard on this present government. Let the truth be prevailed. Pls bring this man again to enlighten those in government for their incompetence of their jobs from the President down to the lowest representatives.

[@ericsart8]

Watching this from Kenya. Go Nigeria go! It's the only way to save our future generations!

[@baramuru70]

Always interesting to listen to Prof.

[@isiomachigbolu1622]

I love to hear this professor Okey Ikechukwu, erudite, eloquent, knows his onions , full of genuine insightful ideas , if only those in charge will listen to him, he is indeed very good at what he does, brilliant mind

[@omajonathan9928]

I feel you... The prof. is wise.

[@NathanielAnumba-p9c]

Always invite this type of person in your station, much to learn from him

[@mcuedits5526]

Extremely refreshed by this conversation that has given solution to Africas governance , citizens responsibility to the bad governance in the government in Africa.

[@fredmukoro5952]

Professor you have a excellent idea of a system of government.

[@emmanuelomole1709]

You are so modern with a lots of experience better than Yusuf Usman. Thanks a lot for today's lecture. From California USA

[@justinmatangi6406]

Kenya is the largest non-mineral resourse economy in Africa. Its not taxes, its corruption!!

[@abdulkarimmuazu6809]

Intelligently articulated

[@unchainyourself1729]

As Kenyans, according to Research by Okiya Omutata, we’ve overpaid our IMF debt as of 2022, and currently we have over 100 billion shillings in the rejected 2024 finance bill which is unaccounted for/ budget corruption. According to the interview of Omutata by Dr. Kingori(the wicked edition) Kenya makes enough revenue to fund whatever we want! But money just disappears to the few.

[@baronlankford8127]

African leaders are so useless except for this Burkina Faso, mali and Niger are really waking up, Nigeria you better wake up or unless we keep taking from you.

[@nettiepaisley12]

Insightful

[@Calebluke020]

Nice victory 🙌

[@onesmusakwabi4966]

Prof Okey Ikechukwu is on the right track, we Kenyans are not complaining of being taxed, the problem is where is this money going to.!! We need accountability. Why should the President set aside the office of the first lady and award her 600,000 000.!! What for.? What has she done for our country Kenya. If it's not our cry he couldn't have disbanded that office. The power lies in citizens.

[@josephmaina-vm1lc]

All African countries can unite together and have there own IMF and support each other in developing countries we have everything gold oil we can be doing butter trade don't depend on West they are here because of your resources ✊✊✊✊🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@ignatius7106]

Dear Big brother Nigeria ,follow your own path. Don't try to copy us. Though we share similar challenges we are at different stages in our political space and other challenges.. Kenyans took this protest, civil disobidience approach coz through our history (before and after our independence), has proven to work for us viz clamour for change, multi party politics, new constitution etc, The protest in the last two weeks is working.. coz we are now having THE RIGHT CONVERSATIONS. Ps Ghanaians decided the praying approach when their govt pulled a similar stance.. So.. pick yours.

[@SandraJohnsonSupu]

I’m a proud Kenyan and I approve this message. The corruption monkey on our backs has been oppressing generations dating back to our forefathers and now we’re taking matters into our own hands. The hands of the people led by our Gen z’s which is God’s choice of redemption since the Mau Mau uprising. Therefore, to each his own 🇰🇪.

[@deborahmabiaku4325]

Well spoken from Prof Okey Ikechukwu, the Government should scrab NDDC and share the money to the states.

[@AbittoBabito]

Kenya 🇰🇪💪my country ❤❤❤

[@carolynekaloo930]

We are Kenyan.. Hatupangagwi.

[@samsonyator2021]

Your guest sounds really intelligent

[@emmymongina5420]

I'm. Akenyan we are fearless ❤❤We Africans we. Are rich in our own land but the African leadership is so corrupt making Africans die wt poverty 😢😢😢😢

[@khaveliescobar3479]

We as Nigerian youths should take a step and learn from Kenyan GenZs who are fearless and resilient against bad leadership and corrupt leadership

[@janeosato5656]

This is a great man ,he is the truth.

[@tommyy5041]

This man should lead Ngerias economic team. Too much sense and insight. Sadly the worst of us leads us. @Obi plz take note ofthis Prof

[@allyfutto8763]

Good talking MashaAllah

[@joneswood2075]

Black people wake up non of the world like us God help us

[@glenmarson924]

Put your shoulder to the wheel and cease awaiting divine intervention

[@callistusihebinike5333]

Ayo would never repent from interjection. Asking your guests questions and not allowing them to answer the questions is equal to no questions.

[@BenAdams694]

The problem of the Nigerian people is that they will pick an illiterate and make him a president of their country and the professors will come on a national TV to be blowing grammars and forgetting that the person that is leading them is not understanding their annalises, how do you want such country to move forward?

[@kassim6442]

I love the guest speaker, he nail it on head. Obasanjo removed history from syllabus making the youth knowing nothing. Let us go back to regional system of government so that we can move on at our own space. Thanks to Adeyinka Grandson and its great YYF exposing all lies.

[@Lieu_Tenant_Gambit]

Who convinced him to do such? Also we very much need education overhaul in all the continent

[@Mwafrika4655]

From Kenya very enriching,

[@nelliembugua7206]

Kenyans are not confused for lack of a leader it has actually worked to our advantage.

[@Boboshanti777]

Ruto must go. Coming from the Caribbean

[@gadstube]

Wisdom🙏

[@vinftcentochwore9805]

In Kenya the current regime has pushed citizens to the wall, they must go we are tired

[@Themambaproject]

our rulers today have forgotten where they came from .

[@kainoyano4022]

Debtors and international lenders should make our debt public! We want accountability and transparency in our governance. Not just being taxed and debts keep on increasing

[@julietwambigifhorn3405]

IAM SO PROUD OF OUR CHILDREN GEN ZS❤❤❤ IN MY COUNTRY KENYA. GOD STRENGTHEN THEM AND LEAD THEM TO END ,RUTO ZAKAYO TAX COLLECTOR TO GO.....😅😅😅😅

[@musogatech256]

My opinion is that Ruto must go and next is of Uganda u wait

[@allenmaa7064]

And Tanzania.

[@lilacer6841]

​@@allenmaa7064Tue that woman in Tanzania is a disgrace. Selling off Tanzania to Arabs. All that Magafulli did gone to waste

[@cecilianzioka3387]

​@@lilacer6841 really? This is sad to hear. 😢. Is it possible to start bringing this out into media. Because i feel most of us don't know this. Thanks

[@Clipalert-ft2vj]

​@@cecilianzioka3387cz tz pple they don't like talking about it😢they're all silently dying

[@cecilianzioka3387]

@@Clipalert-ft2vj once again sorry for this predicament in your countrry at the moment. However slowly but surely one or two or ten people need to start doing something that will bring into culmination of things eventually even if it shall be after 20 years. But something needs to start happening. I don't know what thiugh since every country handles it's matters diffrently.

[@kingslj]

Good conversation & all African countries should learn what has happened to Kenya & avoid making the same mistakes

[@Lieu_Tenant_Gambit]

What mistakes?

[@sammyopingoofficial6895]

Arise Africa

[@joneswood2075]

I personally don't have problem with the Western Countries but we Africans should blame our Leaders, especially the President of Ghana Akufo Addo

[@kuegbidormekpor7240]

The situation of the youths of today is different from we the youths of yesteryears. Youths of the former days had hope because jobs were available to us even if things were not moving well at that time. Today the youths have no hope. On top of this most of them are jobless. And this joblessness is not entirely their own making. An accumulation of inappropriate actions and inactions of our politicians have led to this hopeless situation. So today's youths have the right to exhibit their youthful exuberance. We have failed them. And upto this time we do not realize it. Even the present African leaders could not understand the wind of change that is happening today!! It appears our leaders are clueless at this time.

[@kandisphere8828]

We are making some gains in Kenya, due to the protests and revolution. The entire cabinet has been dissolved, a few days after this show aired. The President also signed the bill which provides for setting up a new electoral commission. Never tire fighting for good governance, fellow Africans. We are tired of corruption and impunity.

[@Ititisonga]

It's corruption and accountability. That's why we are on streets.

[@chukwumaachiobu7308]

Nigerians are good at talk but cannot show workings. We analyze every situation and give recommendations but support corrupt people to power. Seems we lack the ability to govern ourselves

[@chrisgakuru5002]

People have soo many good ideas but no action, We have very good policies but When it comes to implementation of the policies,There is Noo good will,from the governments that is Africa for you.Fighting corruption especially by the elites and they are beneficiaries comes to nought,They are most likely bought or pocketed by the executives.And the issues of religion and tribal mandarins affects good leadership in the name of our people,And when it comes to stealing,embezzlement s or graft the elites and leaders come together to execute the crimes.We dont need dialogue we need action.Arresting corrupt officials you dont need dialogue,Implementing policies in place doesn't need dialogue.The problem is budgeted corruption.Some people need demos to wake up arrogant,insensitive,Self seeking,irresponsible, leaders bringing draconian bills to appease the west and evil Institutions like (IMF and World Bank)and Governments due to neo colonialism do as yo pass draconian laws and bills to appease them.We in Kenya we have decided we will Not allow our country to be sold to external powers.Or kneel to them.We will not accept puppets,traitors and betrayers in our land.Enough is enough.We have to fight for our generation and the next.Nigeria should look at the bigger picture.

[@gloriafloridan6498]

Please give me the name of the opening music. It is simply beautiful! Is it available for purchase? 9:48

[@Ivy20252]

Am telling you but no one is giving us the name of the song

[@1gcoe604]

Who are you advising? We are not you! Stay disorganized and corrupt and leave Kenya alone. We are fixing OUR country 254 Kenya ✊🏾🇰🇪

[@Bekita-nz7bq]

I salute you 🫡🫡🫡, finally he has fired his cabinet, we need changes in Kenya now, and it's time of revolution

[@lindaharp4473]

It is the same as education, student's learned behaviors of success/or progress in the system ( assimilation).

[@elliotono2341]

Nigeria is such a big country with highly educated people. Nigeria doesn't need to be learning from Kenyans. Kenyans should be learning from Nigerians. The only thing Nigerians, should be emulating Kenyans about their lack of fear. Because Nigerians are too fearful.

[@ndungusamuel]

Being leaderless , party-less, tribe-less and fearless has served us we'll. We have a history where the leaders of protests are bought by the government, shake hards and join the oppressor. When our demands will be met, we shall pick from there

[@ovuobajonathan1250]

I wish things like conversation will ever be implemented

[@TheresiaNchendia]

What must Nigeria learn from Kenya. Large economy

[@cristalclear2499]

This is the kind of old mindset. Does the largest economy translate into anything substantive in terms of trickle-down economy to the common household.

[@fridahngai988]

Large economy you say? With a minimum wage of 35000, shame

[@rojaeblake6099]

Jamaica tvj is so unique to ather all over the world

[@ShamirChemonges]

Every thing in the world now is exposed out so every thing will come to un end

[@numinuecooper9975]

Africans, I have a very serious question for the governments of Africa and it’s this. Does the governments of Africa have no clues what national security is about? I ask this question simply because these governments just want to hear money from foreign governments and they automatically agree to having not just any foreign governments but the very gov/ countries that has enslaved Africans to be allowed to put military bases on the continent of Africa. When animals in the jungles sees a lion, they run as fast as they can, but African leaders graciously runs towards the governments of countries that have come and harm millions of our families in Africa. What is African leaders problems?

[@mamadoukone8990]

Dam

[@carthymaina1740]

No no Ruto resign no more coalition

[@NkemakolamHenry]

You see,he is blaming the youths on their failure

[@donomondi4471]

Somebody tell me the name of that introductory song

[@Vydez254]

Imagine if the Nigerian musicians started singing revolution songs and they become hits among the youth. Imagine if those youths that are well off started organising small well planned protests. The aim would not to be taken seriously by the government but by the other youths who will now know where to go if they want to express their frustrations. Imagine if you can have even 1M youths heeding to calls of which politician owned businesses to boycott. Always keep track and spread displays of incompetencies by your elected officials or ministers. Take note in serious matters affecting your rural or sparsely populated areas like those of Boko haram and every opportunities you get ask your leaders or the media what is being done about it and when to expect any tangible results before considering the current government incompetent of solving that problem.

[@Agnesskeeteromondi]

yes Ruto must go ❤❤❤😂

[@SandraJohnsonSupu]

😂😂😂😂😂that’s right!!! Simple 🇰🇪🙌🏽

[@Userantelope]

Isabella continue being professional and mature , you are full of integrity. Her abusing you and arrogance shows the crookedness in faith, faith is a very corrupt woman . Why is she bringing the issue of Isabella’s child

[@kittyC-v2v]

Over spending ... Traveling to all overseas countries Why...

[@StanleyOkafor-ey6yn]

They will never learn till citizens get up and wake them up to do the rght thing. If they have ears 👂 let them hear or they will see it happen and terrible one because Nigerians are suffering

[@josephihedoro8729]

Nigerian citizens will not protest now.The real professional protesters are from Lagos.their leader is now the president. So his Emilokan gangs are either eating or waiting for their turn to chop.

[@douglasbello3344]

So true

[@oliviaobi1697]

Wonderful conversation,.... what seeds are the present judiciary, legislature and the executive sowing in the minds of the Nigerian youths.... pervert justice,loot as much as you can and rig yourself into power... very sad.

[@GunoVreden]

Learn from history

[@auchvett6372]

Intelligent and articulated nonsense these are the elders who should speak truth to power, these elders watched their friends politicians run the government to the ground, elders my foot.

[@Nadel60]

You're probably used to elders who talk nonsense in your lineage. Young people in Kenya rose to confront politicians, demanding accountability and good governance. You need to do the same or take your insult to your own father.

[@chineduobi3693]

Mugu what's your idea on the table?

[@firebabe5845]

Yes it's obvious our elders didn't do much, they failed us and the youths copied from the them. Nigeria didn't collapse just yesterday, it had for many years. Who mentored Tinubu ? Who mentored all the current politicians that destroying our country today

[@realiwatisitz]

​@@Nadel60no need to be insulting...the inference is to Nigeria and all other African nations..that they know of the corruption but have done nothing about it. Could be their friends politicans etc. they let it get to such a deplorable state. Talking but doing nothing about it until the youth rise up!

[@TheresiaNchendia]

Leaders should do good job not because of intimidation. Africans esp Nigeria should now understand many things. Starting war in Nigeria now will be the worst thing because Cameroon is in war and they will not accept the Nigerians

[@georgeadimo4864]

Freedom is coming tomorrow Africa looting leadership Neo colonialism is over World broker ❤❤❤❤

[@janeosato5656]

why I say he is saying the truth. they all suffer the right ones are sofring. they can say something.

[@GunoVreden]

They dont read,learn and listen

[@allenmwiwawi1970]

Prof kindly note we Kenyans aren't stupid. We demonstrate and have political fights but know our limits. We can't destroy our country or allow a coup.

[@omajonathan9928]

How Mr Ayo interjects with his guests over the weeks and years is annoying. You will wonder why the guest is invited if the interviewer does not let them land their points... Very unprofessional... I will advise him and his colleagues to listen to other international alternative media interviewers and see where they need to polish their game... I love to listen to this professor... A supremely brilliant mind ... Let him talk, please.

[@lindaharp4473]

The youth are being endocrimated into a system of self-service at the expense of the people

[@wambuiwamuigai4003]

Our problem is we have to many people in Government services and they are corrupted plus for along time many institutions don’t function as they should… it a common problem in Africa I guess when I talk to my friends from other countries…

[@ehidonyechukwuebukadarling1729]

Igbo commentators are great

[@ILIVEAGOODLIFE]

Tribalism

[@ehidonyechukwuebukadarling1729]

@@ILIVEAGOODLIFE get out

[@ngangamuigai1998]

This kind of argument is only for those in the system. We only say obey the constitution.

[@Kanjuabenko]

You wait and see naaa

[@MariamTougan-v8u]

20:34 20:34

[@Ivy20252]

Wats the name of the song in the background someone help me

[@vincentchigbo7261]

Nigeria s case IS different Revolution IS not the answer but Disintegration into indigenous Nations

[@michaelmbondo1242]

The problem with africa is that the laws we are using in Africa was laid down by our oppreses and until we change the constitution in Africa we will never win the socialism we used to live before the colonial came to Africa was the best socialism

[@estherodera4382]

It is okay for THESE corrupt leaders should BORROW money to build the NATION FOR THE future not for personal spending and BRIBING people to follow you or support you as a DICTATOR

[@azimasalien4030]

Oup

[@yayo_mfalme]

It's amazing to realise that even Nigerians understand what is happening in Kenya yet our kleptomaniac president Ruto still wants dialogue as if he lives in the moon 🌝🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@lindaharp4473]

Example, the AES refused to assimilate into a collective that refused to prioritize the people or Africa.