Vice-Presidential Debate: Interesting quotes, what people say – INTERESTING RESPONSE YOU MUST READ!

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The two major contenders at the Friday night, December 14, 2018 Vice-Presidential Debate, Prof. Yemi Osinbanjo (APC) and Peter Obi (PDP).

Friday night was a day never to be forgotten easily, it was a day five vice-presidential candidates were engaged in a heated debate organized by the Nigerian Election Debate Group (NEDG), and the Broadcasting Organisations of Nigeria (BON).

The debate that was transmitted live on radio and television will continue to generate debate in the next days to come.

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Those who participated were:

1) Yemi Osinbajo (APC)

2) Peter Obi (PDP)

3) Umma Getso (YPP)

4) Alhaji Abdulganiyu Galadima (ACPN)

5) Khadijah Abdullahi-Iya (ANN)

The aspect of the debate that caught the attention of listeners and viewers was between the candidates of PDP, Peter Obi, and APC, Prof.  Yemi Osinbanjo in which Obi said,

“Fighting corruption is not an economic policy.  You cant close down your shop and be chasing criminals.” – Obi

He got a loud ovation but Prof Osinbajo gave Obi and the audience a joker when he said,

“If you allow criminals to steal the whole inventory in the shop, there will be no shop, that’s the problem.” – Osinbajo

Their responses and opinions drew mixed reactions from Nigerians.

Here are some, as curated from Twitter:

@4eyedmonk:

Here is my take away: Peter Obi is an expert on China issues. Yemi Osinbajo is an expert on running a government. The other 3 are experts on participating in the Olympics.

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@AdemolaVictorTv:

Peter Obi vs Prof Yemi Osinbajo should actually switch and be Presidental Candidates while Atiku and Buhari should be their vice.

@DemolaRewaju:

Lol, Osinbajo’s face whenever Peter Obi is talking looks like he’s thinking: “These are the brilliant ideas I told Muhammadu to let us implement but his 1983 policies won’t let us be great. Sigh.” All in all: Osinbajo is looking increasingly deflated – low energy.

 

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@CallMeGozie:

Who is watching the VP campaign debate., Peter Obi came with facts and figures. osibanjo came with blame and complain. The women deserve some accolades.

 

@Mr_JAGs:

VP dropped figures and dropped the Source as “World Bank”…. Peter Obi has dropped several figures tonight without a single source….

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@KwajiMusa1:

If Osinbajo is fair to this country, he should vote Peter Obi

 

@kolaayodele:

I don’t believe the @PeterObi figure of 2million cars. We need to cross check other figures he was dropping.

 

@FemiEnoch:

I thought they’re meant to have debrief the candidates before the debate. The rest of the VP’s just made Osinbajo and Peter Obi superstars.

@almedida:

To be candid and sincere, I will rather stick with APC, cos even the PDP don’t really have any fantastic plan. They only capitalizing on APC shortcomings. Nothing special was really spelled out by Peter Obi to offer Nigerians.

@waleolaN:

Nigerians are tired of hearing the weak 16 years lies. Osibajo forgot about Lagos. He also didnt remember @PeterObi wasn’t even in the PDP then. The Lagos that the professor was part of is still a mess.

@_Mikeudo:

I was expecting to hear more from Peter Obi, on restructuring and most importantly their plans for SS/SE Nigeria. Man didn’t touch on key issues.

@gopcy:

You see those folks who are attacking Peter Obi for reeling out figures are same folks when they were in school, you try to explain dy/dx to them & they just tell you to go straight to the answer. They just get scared when they see complex numbers. We eat numbers & shit facts!

Nigerians will be looking forward to the presidential debates in the early January.

 

 

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