Watch UNILAG Students Debate How 2015 Election Will "Make" Or "Mar" Nigeria

[@alexomenye1961]

The 2015 made Nigeria but Buhari scattered everything. This debate was in 2015, this is 2020 and you all can see that our electoral processes have failed abysmally under Buhari

[@AbdullahiJaafarA]

this debate is more significance than the just concluded National conference (confab)

[@charlesetuonovbe6723]

the first contestant was tha BOMB!!! She erred out her points really well and was really confident.. The rest were pretty cool, loved the debate....

[@diamondpearlify]

Wao! U can see the difference between the Science student and Others, its soo distinguished , I prefer her debate i mean the 3rd girl

[@HasanDemo]

Why are both of them shouting and trying to voice memorised lines? Check the debate that was held in the US in 1957 and see how Bonafice Offokaja, a 16-year old high school student from Nigeria intelligently articulated his views.

[@eniolaadekunle2297]

Nice one to all the three contestants. Thumbs up.

[@saniabdullahi6372]

Excellent for the first and third speakers I really appreciate the way they showed many points clearly I salute them for a job well done

[@sambodunrin]

This debate is highly informative and eye opener to all concerned persons globally who love Nigeria. Nigeria, which way to go?

[@samuelachilike5040]

be like say the way don fall out

[@MegaOdi777]

“If a political system honours and rewards outstanding teachers, professors, inventors and literary giants consistently, a message goes forth that ideas matter. It becomes ‘cool’ to channel energy in such endeavours because they are respected and rewarded.” --------- Kingsley Moghalu. “We must reform our educational system to prioritize the importance of values by inculcating the ethics of what is right and wrong and the consequences of choices between such distinctions for the individual and the society.” --------- Kingsley Moghalu.

[@chimezieuzoukwu4981]

Looks like a high-school debate. she just crammed everything and came there to say stuff she doesn't even know. This is a disgrace to college debates

[@tokunboadebanjo]

The second n third person spoke well but sounded like they are struggling to give out their point. The first person meanwhile covered so many aspects that are true n factual but she sounded more like she crammed her points and reminded me of my secondary school debates. I think the 3 contestants are a typical example of our Nigerian products now. I can't confidently agree it is encouraging. Bottom line we need change in power and we need it now not in 2015

[@samuelachilike5040]

how fa the change now

[@makokin21]

Messages well passed ac-crossed Zainab I love it

[@boydsele]

“Nigeria was a product of historical accident”? I wondered why the video did not include the both sides of the debate. Debate is reasoning and not wining.

[@MrJohnyele]

there's another video for that part 1, I think

[@osasblue75944]

Zenaib you are a bomb love you

[@mercyarop8658]

nice.. but the first and second speakers acted like they were fighting to get their message across. nice work again

[@toluemman7965]

contesting this year...pray 4 me

[@Theperspectiveplus]

she is good, u cant take that away from her

[@aniebietabasihenshaw5198]

i prefer the last speaker, more organized and of a class debate

[@akeemjubril8625]

Hmmmm... Watching in 2022

[@mohammedaliyualiyu1855]

Pls take it easy.

[@omomc1528]

Interesting Debate

[@jamesbill5951]

Good Zainabu.

[@danielashaolu7953]

why is the other part not equally published and publicized like this one, common sahara reporters stop forcing your views on people and let people form their own opinion

[@victorchukwu1353]

Girl you are talking like a kid when you see Violent you will learn how to talk if the violent did not even consume you self

[@kendoswaggers8001]

she's barking like dog

[@anonymooh]

why are they shouting lol

[@tochipeace2407]

This is not secondary school, I think in the tertiary level this is not actually the best form of debate....Faculty of Social Sciences should improve, Secondly, Nigeria is not a Historical Accident, if U don't like Nigeria relocate to Niger, or Sudan or Egypt, or America, or Syria....Freedom of Speech is not freedom of insult...

[@fasoyinolawole5570]

@Shola letz try to be constructive and the way we use our English, itz nt Nonsense But Sense to Non Partisan Individual

[@ricardobrown9249]

144000 that save morality

[@truetruth5540]

THIS LADY IS TOO LOUSY NO FORM OF EDUCATING STUDIES IN HER...

[@ceesingh419]

watching in 2024, Tinubuuuuuuu you go crumble o

[@hassanojo7709]

It when you spend over ur future then you can make it late me fry for batter Nigeria

[@festnotfirst]

Seriously, this' university debate?

[@kudiratabiola1910]

Why was she dancing.

[@nduluekenechi902]

Ndifon; cerebrum for mb;bs

[@gloryjohnson9115]

Hmmmmmmm O God Nigerian need your help

[@gloryjohnson9115]

You most be a very biggest idiotic. You go help your mouth and your life foolish like you mumu

[@gloryjohnson9115]

You are the one dat need the cleaning cos you are jobless and your mouth is licking

[@gloryjohnson9115]

Close your Useless dirty mouth

[@elisabethlove14]

In This Days Of Internet's And Social media's!! Everyone Has The Freedom To Say Whatever He Or She Wants To Say!!! Because She Commented What's On Her Mind,,U Don't Have To Use Hash Words On Her!!! Remember Freedom Of Speech Is Allowed!!! What She Said Wasn't Bad!! Where's Ur Sence Of Reasoning!!

[@gloryjohnson9115]

Woman rapper like you, go and learn to mind your mouth before you go see watin pass you now.

[@tijjanisagir489]

Lol

[@eniolaadekunle2297]

Nice one to all the three contestants. Thumbs up.