Yahaya Bello: EFCC Confirms Refund Of Fees By American School - Anthony Kila | David Aworawo

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Komentáře • 111

  • @Iphie2019
    @Iphie2019 Před 16 dny +17

    I finished secondary school at 15 years and was in medical school by 17 years and I am happy I went to university early. Medical school of 6 years plus one extra year due to ASUU strike had nothing on me cos I was super young when I started med school. The minister of education should focus on the most important issues plaguing the educational sector and not on age cut offs!!! If he’s not sure of what to do then let’s all remind him. Rubbish!!!

  • @chuckolu4394
    @chuckolu4394 Před 16 dny +44

    I agree with the professor that it is insane for Yeye Bello to pay $820,000 for 14 years in advance for his children’s school fees (tuition), when those dilapidated schools in Kogi are not been fixed. Madness to the highest level by a psychopath narcissist

    • @kennyu2073
      @kennyu2073 Před 16 dny +17

      It’s not just insanity. It’s pure EVIL and DEMONIC!!

    • @user-bd3pr7gt3l
      @user-bd3pr7gt3l Před 15 dny +1

      In my opinion that school should be investigated unfortunately those in charge of these duties are blind folded by money that are secretly paid. The procedure the chairman is using, every legal mind has already said that it was wrong approach. My question is if these mind should know that the approach the chairman is using is wrong, does it mean that the EFCC chairman does not have legal advice to prosecute these problems. The real problem in all of these is that in Nigeria the more you see the less you understand the truth. If you actually look at all these you might be surprise to find out that all these are all staged investigations. Someone somewhere around that organization is getting paid for tip off and etc. These same organization will effectively prosecute a poor citizen with a little bridge of the law yet the same organization can not prosecute a political elite especially a member of a ruling party. Nigeria laws regarding miss use of public founds by government office holders including governors MUST change if they really need to effect a change in Nigeria. In the USA for example, they will investigate you regardless the office you are doing and once they have reason to arrange you they will do it. They do not need wait until you are finished with the political appointments. I have witness this in many states in the USA where a seating governor and legislators are arrested and in poisoned due to wrongly miss use of the public funds. Even the president in the USA is not above being investigated. For example American president Richard Nixon was removed from office due to corruption. They did not allow him to finish his terms before removing him. " Article II, Section 4: The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors." The problem many Nigeria politicians are very corrupt. They are all elected through corrupt system.

  • @user-vh7mq9cw2l
    @user-vh7mq9cw2l Před 15 dny +6

    The professor is great one, his expression are quite analytically correct n we could take it fr there. Great job Prof.

  • @chineduokafor7305
    @chineduokafor7305 Před 16 dny +26

    A very big shame to those protesting for YAHAYA Bello

    • @sunodu8555
      @sunodu8555 Před 15 dny +3

      YOU CANNOT SHAME THE SHAMELESS

    • @user-bd3pr7gt3l
      @user-bd3pr7gt3l Před 15 dny +1

      In Nigeria context those people are not really protesting for him rather they are protecting their source of finance. It is only in Nigeria that politics and political positions is a lucrative means of earning living. .

    • @pasomtakiti4860
      @pasomtakiti4860 Před 15 dny +1

      God bless you for saying the truth

  • @FreddyTams
    @FreddyTams Před 11 dny

    I love Arise News, you keep bringing the best interviews.
    Well said Professors.

  • @LORDSWOT
    @LORDSWOT Před 16 dny +7

    Those protesting for Yaya bello should be Ashame of themselves .

    • @sunodu8555
      @sunodu8555 Před 15 dny

      YOU CANNOT SHAME THE SHAMELESS

  • @mukailaajayi909
    @mukailaajayi909 Před 16 dny +10

    Intelligent people everywhere, and no one seems to be doing the thinking that matters!

  • @ogumka1976
    @ogumka1976 Před 16 dny +16

    Check the school record for others questionable fees. Anyone spending more than his salary is subject to interview

  • @raphaelagbalirphmph5356
    @raphaelagbalirphmph5356 Před 16 dny +7

    Why are they ignoring the main issue.. what is the source of a governor's income to pay 1 million dollars school fees. Ask for his income tax return. Every public official paying fees outside the public school system must show that tax was paid on the income or trust. It's a good starting point.

  • @knd-z3
    @knd-z3 Před 16 dny +5

    Nigeria is supposed to be better than dubai. How can we, when one person can allegedly embezzle more than half a million dollars, to pay school fees, it gives you an idea of how much the state has been drained. When will we hold these people accountable and take our country back 🤔

  • @greatufcknockouts
    @greatufcknockouts Před 16 dny +5

    A country where criminals are celebrated and defended by other corrupt individual in the society. It's not a curse, Nigeria will never ever be good until the end of time.

    • @sunodu8555
      @sunodu8555 Před 15 dny

      FOR THOSE WAITING FOR A GOOD LIEGERIA WILL WAIT TILL ETERNITY

  • @marcussoluzano4459
    @marcussoluzano4459 Před 15 dny +3

    Prof Aworawo thank you for being on the side of the truth, pple like u are asset to the society, unlike corrupt lawyers and politicians who delay justice in the name of due process.

    • @user-bd3pr7gt3l
      @user-bd3pr7gt3l Před 15 dny

      Yet Nigeria professor are actually the sellers of Nigeria elections. They are all returning state officers and they have ideas of the true winners of elections conducted in Nigeria, not police and military neither is it local political criminals. Nigeria professors that participate in elections are actually the problem of Nigeria election results. I wonder why news media and news-commentators have not narrowed to this point.

  • @STAYCOOL-ep6qy
    @STAYCOOL-ep6qy Před 16 dny +19

    I can affirm that between 70 & and 80% of Nigerians are good, and 99% of our politicians are wicked and are financial scavengers.

    • @SuccessChinonso-ew9ye
      @SuccessChinonso-ew9ye Před 16 dny

      I agree with you but who are the politician and who are the Nigerian

    • @LORDSWOT
      @LORDSWOT Před 16 dny

      I can't agree more.

    • @danieledeha5003
      @danieledeha5003 Před 15 dny

      The politicians are a reflection of the general population because the politicians come from the people. No one is better than the other.

    • @chrisroland8346
      @chrisroland8346 Před 15 dny

      falasy .leaders reflect their society

  • @collinsosazuwa433
    @collinsosazuwa433 Před 16 dny +5

    Is a shame for Nigerians not to have fixed addres,nd that is the beginning of corruption we talking about in Nigerian

  • @muhibikelani1211
    @muhibikelani1211 Před 15 dny +1

    I am very impressed with this presentation it's the best way to do TV broadcasting.

  • @isahadams4016
    @isahadams4016 Před 10 dny

    The second term policy should be abolished so that politicians can be accountable at least 4 years tenure.

  • @monimag249
    @monimag249 Před 15 dny +2

    So if a criminal return what he had been stolen, then he has not committed a crime!?we are tired of political criminals

  • @mutanaaneru5302
    @mutanaaneru5302 Před 11 dny +1

    The man on native gave credence that judiciary have a long way, not sure which court must EFCC run to.

  • @michaelbabatunde4576
    @michaelbabatunde4576 Před 16 dny +4

    Proff Aworawo! You are on point! We need more like you!

  • @akogwuoyibo7311
    @akogwuoyibo7311 Před 16 dny +1

    God bless u prof Dave...

  • @Sadiqyusuf-xu4fl
    @Sadiqyusuf-xu4fl Před 16 dny +10

    Cancel N y s c , use the money that fund the programme to empower graduates leaving School

  • @ganiukofoworola6646
    @ganiukofoworola6646 Před 16 dny +1

    Prof you are right on point sir

  • @pasomtakiti4860
    @pasomtakiti4860 Před 15 dny

    Sir, professor Awolowo you've spoken well.

  • @macgrawmarky9654
    @macgrawmarky9654 Před 16 dny +2

    So the return of the money by the school means it is no more criminal, right? Nigeria is a home video. Watch out for part two.

  • @josephanedu1533
    @josephanedu1533 Před 16 dny +2

    Why should any child be held back instead of being encouraged. Age should never be used to shackle the brilliance of any child. They should rather be drilled by experienced teachers to make sure it is not just a flash in the pan. If proven, they should rather be encouraged.

  • @wasiuolayinka7848
    @wasiuolayinka7848 Před 15 dny +2

    Dear Professor Sir, it is important to acknowledge that taxes are not solely paid by civil servants. Workers in the private sector also contribute promptly to the tax system. In order to achieve its goals, the Government can collaborate with registered unions from various private sector entities. Also, Cooperative societies will also aid the implementation of the scheme in the private sector.

  • @mayowai4real
    @mayowai4real Před 15 dny

    We should forget about this court and let us use sharia law.

  • @kenikponmwen8233
    @kenikponmwen8233 Před 16 dny +1

    They should be making any convicted politicians spend their jail term in the prison facilities they provided

  • @parentingnow1261
    @parentingnow1261 Před 15 dny +1

    Oga the older they get the better it is for them to cope with higher education. It is not just the academic work you're referring to. But it's much more than academics. I work with teens and young people battling with drugs and substance abuse...and many of them got into the university before they turned 18. Hence I feel 16 is not appropriate. You need to be an adult to be in the University. You can't be in the university and your parents are a coming to campus, keeping tab on you as if you are in secondary school where they have PTA. It's those who are 16 that have issues coping with the pressures of being in the university.

  • @edwardplant2385
    @edwardplant2385 Před 15 dny

    great package Dr Abati and Arise tv.

  • @user-bd3pr7gt3l
    @user-bd3pr7gt3l Před 15 dny +1

    The point is not where you go to school. That angle is off because it does not make any point. The fact is whose money are you using to pay for the school fees. If you are using your money to pay all these it is good and fine but if you are using public money then that is where the problem is.

  • @nonsononny5072
    @nonsononny5072 Před 15 dny +1

    I remember Dr abati defending bello when the news of paying tuition in advance came. He was saying it's not true and impossible for a school to collect money in advance...
    WE ARE WATCHING ✅✅

    • @60ezekiel
      @60ezekiel Před 15 dny

      In all honesty if not for this revelation of paying school fees in advance! How many of us would have thought such a thing was possible🤦

  • @OndujumJesus6765
    @OndujumJesus6765 Před 15 dny

    Build school as a governor syphon state fund in billions. But refublish delapedated schools and take your state to number one in Education and People like Reno should choose the former instead of the former.

  • @dizzyman123
    @dizzyman123 Před 16 dny +3

    The net must be cast widely to cover 36 states.

  • @babatundesanny2789
    @babatundesanny2789 Před 15 dny

    Good talk

  • @90collins81
    @90collins81 Před 16 dny +2

    To the very distinguished professors, your vast wisdom and knowledge on this show have always been appreciated. However, I was not impressed with the views of the CREDIT system proposed by the government. Besides, I believe the government should have poured a lot of energy on SMES having available & resourceful credit to drive productivity and employment in Nigeria and thereby government leveraging on import bans on similar products produced in Nigeria though very non-capitalist, but this would drive the yearning productive youths of Nigeria in various innovative technology. The government is copying obsolete Western "fashion" that has failed. Hence, they are sharing such fashion with Nigeria. Nigeria should be wiser to industrialisation with robust government initiative. A man on credit remains a beggar on the streets, but a productive population is definitely the wealth of a nation.

  • @mukailaajayi909
    @mukailaajayi909 Před 16 dny +2

    These people! Oh yeah, these are Dr. Abati people. I'm missing Oseni already.

    • @ichieiroha4060
      @ichieiroha4060 Před 16 dny

      U r not expected to 🙈 see oseni in thisday live Sunday talkshow.
      Just hang on the day will soon 🔜 break

  • @naetochibuikem
    @naetochibuikem Před 15 dny +1

    Bello is now playing smart 😂😂😂😂

  • @visionstrading-kd5do
    @visionstrading-kd5do Před 15 dny

    Good schools abound in every village and town in kogi state..he has paid their teachers even three years salary in advance.. Yahaya Bello cheer leaders hope it is true.

  • @justusonyekachi2011
    @justusonyekachi2011 Před 16 dny +2

    Which bank they paid the money please

  • @tekenakaribiwhyte1948
    @tekenakaribiwhyte1948 Před 15 dny

    It is time those aspiring for govt positions should put their kids in govt owned schools when they want to contest and if it is found the kids are not in those schools then the politician should lose his or seat

  • @taiwoajose3025
    @taiwoajose3025 Před 15 dny

    Professor Killa you seem to be protective of Yaya Bello to main your biases against EFCC.
    Yaya Bello had opportunity to build schools, equipment and staff them and put his children in the same school. So it could be an elitist status symbol to put children in foreign school but Yaya Bello had opportunity to reverse the unpatriotic trend unlike many of elites.

  • @Adebo-xi6eq
    @Adebo-xi6eq Před 15 dny

    THERE IS TO 'MUCH' IMPUNITY IN ASIWAJU'S TINUBU'S ADMINISTRATION....IF HE LETS THIS GO ON ...TINUBU SHOULD 'BE' IMPEACHED

  • @Trimmdeuns
    @Trimmdeuns Před 15 dny

    What is most asinine is for the government to continue to come up with all kinds of schemes including palliatives without actually addressing the root cause of economic woes in Nigeria which about manufacturing and production of products that Nigeria can export to the rest of the world.

  • @mfagbelusi261
    @mfagbelusi261 Před 16 dny +1

    ,Dr Abati ,please bring up the issue of admissions into the Nigerian universities for discussion nof which an applicant wants to study medicine and he was given zoology instead and this is affecting the psychology of the students
    Secondly,why is the issuance of their certificates being delayed after graduation .
    Everybody .

  • @user-bd3pr7gt3l
    @user-bd3pr7gt3l Před 15 dny

    The criminality of dollarization of the dollar is caused by FG. You can not pay with any currency in all European countries.

  • @peteroni8324
    @peteroni8324 Před 15 dny

    Help me ask Makinde oh? Only selling all out property in oyo state

  • @isahadams4016
    @isahadams4016 Před 10 dny

    Kogi is in a dilapidated state.No road's no health care services no electricity, Schools are nothing to write home about yet Yahaya Bello's own children's school fees are paid in advance.The heights of inhumanity to human.Thats why he ensure his brother wins at all cost with all Manner of rigging during the off circle election in Kogi state.

  • @dadakeshinro6749
    @dadakeshinro6749 Před 16 dny

    Maturity is the keyword for the so-called youths who are afraid of the challenges in academia as a result escaped to 'cultists' what a country!😨

  • @tokunboakinsara7915
    @tokunboakinsara7915 Před 15 dny

    Minister should REVERT BACK to the 16 years age.

  • @Adebo-xi6eq
    @Adebo-xi6eq Před 15 dny

    IT IS SAD THAT YAHAYA BELLO DID THIS....BUT THE PRESENT GOVERNOR WHO WHISKED HIM AWAY IN HIS CAR ...'SHOULD BE IMPEACHED

  • @mas-udal-hassan9277
    @mas-udal-hassan9277 Před 15 dny

    14:50 University life isn't only about the knowledge but also the
    M a t u a r i t y

  • @mas-udal-hassan9277
    @mas-udal-hassan9277 Před 15 dny

    14:00 Abati is an elite and his children are studying abroad. That's why he tried to interrupt 🤣 🤣 🤣

  • @waskyhenry6306
    @waskyhenry6306 Před 16 dny

    The current problem seems to be peculiar in Kogi's State administration. I will not mention the name of a former governor who enjoyed the same fate (ridiculous spending 💰 habits).

  • @blessingadex9635
    @blessingadex9635 Před 15 dny

    Allow him to talk

  • @FofXequalsYnot
    @FofXequalsYnot Před 16 dny +1

    Nigeria and mago-mago😂

  • @user-vh7mq9cw2l
    @user-vh7mq9cw2l Před 15 dny

    So sorry prof, inlue of the educational reformation, it can't work in this kind of Nigeria set up, unless Nigeria is reconstituted in conformity in terms of creating awareness sensitivity of belonging, which is not yet attainable.

  • @ArchDRDT
    @ArchDRDT Před 15 dny

    Dance what sir?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @Sadiqyusuf-xu4fl
    @Sadiqyusuf-xu4fl Před 16 dny +6

    From bush lion to bush rat

  • @chidinmakate4071
    @chidinmakate4071 Před 15 dny

    Government grants
    These grants are usually not repayable. The government lending agency provides for 100% of the financial need. However, these grants are significantly less common and are once-off opportunities to assist new businesses. Why should NIGERIANS REPAY THE GRANTS GIVEN BY THE GOVERNMENT???

  • @ezinwo1961
    @ezinwo1961 Před 16 dny +2

    That Education matter ought to have been prioritize instead of the Lagos Calabar Coastal highway. 20 % of Jamb admission and 21 millions of children out of School, then why the highway with state of kidnapping and child armed robbery. First things last.

  • @justicembataprayformeproph4938

    You guys are not serious. Why not call the devil by its name. Why all these digression to nothingness??? Nigeria na who do una these things????

  • @Boros-pz5ij
    @Boros-pz5ij Před 15 dny

    Thats enough evidence to get bello jailed

  • @user-kq3th3zr7m
    @user-kq3th3zr7m Před 15 dny

    For the facts Nigeria isn't working, even the laws claimed to have Nigerian leadership for president desobeyed it what a failed country, now the reason why lawyers goes to and get expartive order from different court is because they don't have criminal record in there computers, other judges would able to see yahaya bello already have a Case to answer, and will never grant any order by an acused expertive order to stop anyone been arrested!

  • @pasomtakiti4860
    @pasomtakiti4860 Před 15 dny

    What about the 80.2billion naira?

  • @chidinmakate4071
    @chidinmakate4071 Před 15 dny

    😣😣😖😖😖😡😡😡🤬🤬🤬💔💔🤥🤥 everything about Nigeria is just debilitating. There is no sense in the head of any politicians in AFRICA.

  • @officialsunnyseaz9121
    @officialsunnyseaz9121 Před 15 dny

    Dis Kira guy is just bluffing… like who made him prof 😂😂😂

  • @fidelistq
    @fidelistq Před 15 dny

    The first guy is just mixing word salad without making any meaningful point

  • @asifelicity3542
    @asifelicity3542 Před 15 dny

    May God punish Yaya Bello for this crime he committed against Nigerians state mostly the masses

  • @user-pw3hu8ry3s
    @user-pw3hu8ry3s Před 15 dny

    The analysts do not know what they are saying. If the age of admission is made 18 years they cannot go abroad because 18 years old is also a rule in the country you claimed they will run to.

    • @chimauka3542
      @chimauka3542 Před 15 dny

      i am 100% sure that universities abroad admit 17 year old international students . I have empirical evidencce please

  • @demolakosoko6416
    @demolakosoko6416 Před 15 dny

    What kind of country we are living in ? How could yaya Bello do such a thing? This man must be jailed and put in dungeon for a while for now. You were elected as governor of a state to cater for the state and the citizens. You turned it to family affairs. How come? How? I don’t understand it pay in advance for your children school fees till 2030? I don’t get it. Crazy! Without accountability.

  • @adebayo6396
    @adebayo6396 Před 16 dny

    who is benefiting from uneducated masses , elite , leaders etc so that they can divide and rule i,e ethinicity , religion etc

  • @owolabibrighttunji1377

    Take dat man on Blue out of the screen...he sounds a corrupt person 😢

  • @tech-groom
    @tech-groom Před 15 dny

    Keep on speaking grammar

  • @paulmak.
    @paulmak. Před 16 dny +2

    So what he is saying is Yaya Bello is a victim? This guy is drunk as F

  • @Lasthourevangelist
    @Lasthourevangelist Před 15 dny

    Professional thieves in Nigeria😅😅
    Thief only cover himself with this drama over the little amount..
    Just cover the real trillion amount he stole over The years
    @ARISE STOP WASTING MY DATA OVER NONSENSE DRAMA MAIN TO COVER UP THE REAL STOLEN AMOUNT..