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A Nigerian TV host won't dare ask Sanwo-olu those tough questions. He will have explode, walk out in anger and NBC will sanction him/her for "embarrassing the govt."
But see how Sanwo-olu was humble before a white TV hos, stammering, shivering like a shy child reading bad poetry
But see how Sanwo-olu was humble before a white TV hos, stammering, shivering like a shy child reading bad poetry
We Nigerians sometimes suffer from internalised racism. A white skin holds more value among us than people of same skin color. Any semblance is "foreign" is worshipped here.
That is why a white man with a high school cert is treated with more respect here than a PhD holder.
That is why a white man with a high school cert is treated with more respect here than a PhD holder.
Anyway, we need more of these foreign TV stations probing the #ENDSARS 
mishaps and the massacre at Lekki. We don't have enough press freedom to probe it internally.
Get Buratai on CNN, get Francis Omata on BBC hardtalk, get Tinubu with his bad breath on Al-Jazeera. Quiz them all
mishaps and the massacre at Lekki. We don't have enough press freedom to probe it internally.Get Buratai on CNN, get Francis Omata on BBC hardtalk, get Tinubu with his bad breath on Al-Jazeera. Quiz them all
30 minutes on a major foreign TV station is worth more than all the charade of judicial panel currently going on.
They should go there and answer the tough questions: who ordered the massacre at Lekki gate? Which soldiers participated in that abominable act? Tough questions
They should go there and answer the tough questions: who ordered the massacre at Lekki gate? Which soldiers participated in that abominable act? Tough questions
Btw, you guys should follow @avalondaily. They have an amazing coverage of the politicking, cover-ups and background info on the #ENDSARS protests and Lekki massacre. Their podcast and articles are worth your time.
protests and Lekki massacre. Their podcast and articles are worth your time.
