Nollywood actor Olaide Olabanji has sparked reactions online after posing a question about leadership and who Nigerians would trust to manage a major business.
Olabanji asked his followers to imagine owning a large company, whether built from scratch or inherited, and having to choose someone to oversee its affairs.
Drawing a comparison between the current Nigerian government and Peter Obi, the actor asked:
“If you have a big company, whether you built it or you inherit it and you want to give it to someone to help you manage it, who would you give it to between this current government that’s handling Nigeria or Peter Obi ? In whose hands do you think your company will be safe?”👀
His question has since generated reactions on social media, with Nigerians sharing different opinions on the comparison and the qualities they would consider important in choosing someone to manage their business.
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Read some comments below:
@I bra him:”This one with his big mouth will just come on Internet and want people to believe him or want people to feel that he has sense. So have you experienced Peter obi presidential administration before?”
@Agadangolo:”Even in the midst of obvious truth people tend to pander to their own emotions rather than truth. It’s difficult to awaken a person who is pretending to be asleep.”
@Elder Wise🥸:”Its funny to imagine peter obi will be better than tinubu when obi hasnt even been president before, The state he governed has nothing to show for it so both of them are not good candidates… lets give new people chances not all these popular and consistent names”
@Toyinbalogun:”Obi governed Anambra but couldn’t live there,what will ever convince me to choose him over Asiwaju that governed Lagos and chose live here? Before you dash me clothes,I go fess look the one you’re wearing. Olabanji just wan trend ni jare”
@softbouy2020:”Peter Obi ke? A man who finds it difficult to articulate his vision and plans for Nigeria. You’d ask him A, he’d be talking about B. He may be prudent but leadership is not measured by how frugal or prudent one is.”
