Traffic Is A Lifestyle
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AOT2, Osagie, and Steve discuss politicians using the viral Niger teen miner as a political prop, Tinubu’s absence from the UN General Assembly, and traffic in Lagos. They also examine Nigeria’s education sector, state-generated revenue, pastors’ views on Nigeria’s global calling, and the New York Times’ 100 Best TV Shows of the 21st Century before signing ou OUTLINE 00:00 - Introduction 37:33 - Politicians have started using the boy from the mine as props Atiku pledged a scholarship for him Atiku said Nigeria failed the boy 52:10 - Should we make it a big deal that President Tinubu failed to attend UUGA again 01:42:40 - Deputy Governor of Lagos, Obafemi Hamzat says traffice in Lagos is not a problem, just a lifestyle 01:57:00 - The education sector in Nigeria 02:23:50 - The 36 states and FCT in Nigeria generated 5.15 trillion naria in 2025 02:54:00 - Nigerian pastors say Nigeria’s calling is not technology or industries, but sending missionaries into the whole world Another Nigerian pastor says if Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos’ names would have appeared in the Bible, if it was written today 02:57:10 - NYT publishes the 100 Best TV shows of the 21st century. ---------------- Follow Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram. Write to us: [email protected] Support Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3cc Loose Talk is produced by Global Village. Follow Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram. Write to us: [email protected] Loose Talk is published by Global Village.
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