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Wednesday 23 January 2013

AMANPOUR TALKS TO JONATHAN ON CNN

When I heard Amanpour would interview President Jonathan yesterday, I didn't show any interest because of two things; power failure, and the same 'old story' but, while I was surfing for tutorials on editing, later, in between checking for updates on the always 'dramatic twitter' I stumbled on tweets by those who watched it accusing Jona of telling lies in the interview and not answering the questions intelligently like he ought to have considering being the most powerful man in Nigeria.

Not one to conclude a matter on mere hearsay's, I decided to look for the video online, and see for myself. I got a link on Amanpours website and I laughed silently as I watched the president of Nigeria's lips quiver  from cold (or is it the snow at the background) as he answered her questions defensively.

ASIDE: Watch and decide the truth for yourself.

HERE ARE SOME OF THE INTERESTING COMMENTS I GOT ONLINE:

On Twitter:

Kudos to President Goodluck Jonathan for a superb & brilliant interview with Christiane Amanpour. What a scholar and gentleman! *goosebumps*

  •  a man pours his heart out. We are still battling with security and corruption. A paradox still though... 

    • ":  did you watch our President lie so brazenly in the full view of the world? "...really, he did? Didn't watch!

      • I am watching this  interview thanks to my generator. I am definitely not pleased with the power situation in Nigeria!

          RT :   hiamanpour, we no get light to watch o

        Do you think she'll get "transport" Gosh I hope they know better :/ RT: Amanpour is going to eat Jonathan alive.


        On amanpour.blogs.cnn.com:

        Moses Kayode
        How did this man became the president of the most populous Black country in the world.He couldn't even answer simple question intelligently .He agreed that he is a failure in all area of governance .It is laughable to call on international community to help police your coaster water to stop crude oil thieves.Your finance minister tactically said that your government is corrupt. I think Nigeria deserve the best.

        January 23, 2013 at 6:08 pm | 


        TunaP
        In my Opinion Boko Haram is Political..Corruption's thick in his administration..wish u had asked him about the elaborate scam called SURE-P..Power Supply is far from Stable,I am 25years old and I ve never experienced constant power supply..

        femi

        Why is he panicking?...... Nigeria has never got intelligent leaders in spite of their brightness in IT, Math & manipulation. This man is talking like a primany 3 pupil
        Dashwood kenechukwu
        @Abdulwasiu Yusuf

        Relax, electricity will not improve in the whole country at once, my brother happens to be recording a marked improvement in Abuja.

        Mint Vedutti
        How can he use 2 state, Abuja and Lagos out of 36 state to judge the progress in power? Can you ask someone who lives in Aba, if they have seen light in days? Even those in the supposed Lagos and Abuja, Can you ask people in Ajegunle, Karimo, Nyanya... If power is stable? People even in Area 8 the heart of the city did not have light to watch this interview and he had the guts to stand there and lie. They just focused on 3 areas, Boko Haram, Power and Corruption and he could not give a straight answer. When we talk about Education, Roads, Security, even Air and a host of other things, I bet he would pass out before the end of the interview. As diplomatic as he wants to sound, its not working for me. His government is an outright FAILURE! Even the little progress we made during Obasanjo's time They have messed it up. A President who has no solution or answers to the problems of his people, all he does is make empty promises. Hope he is not expecting us to vote for him in 2015 (He should not even bother running for any position) based on silly promises? He is not fit to be a ruler.



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