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Speaker 3: Hey, everybody welcome. I am Tamara Scott. It is the
Speaker 3: Tamara Scott Show where we help you live God's work
Speaker 3: in today's world when the headlines hit home. And so,
Speaker 3: no matter what you're dealing with, no matter what you're
Speaker 3: going through, if God expects to live through it, He's
Speaker 3: directed to get how to do it somewhere in His word.
Speaker 3: So I hope we can help with that. Right. We
Speaker 3: try not to give you our opinions. We may give
Speaker 3: you what we think are interpretations, but here's Adil. What
Speaker 3: I think doesn't matter much unless it is based on
Speaker 3: the Word of God. He is never changing and always truthful.
Speaker 3: God cannot lie, so we try to come from that
Speaker 3: world view. Now today we're going to have an interesting
Speaker 3: guest joining us, and hopefully everything will go well. He's
Speaker 3: coming in from Nigeria via Zoom, so we'll say a
Speaker 3: prayer right that it all works out. We've been in
Speaker 3: contact in discussions for about a week. I have not
Speaker 3: met him. This will be the first time I've ever
Speaker 3: had contact with them visually and even audibly. I've worked
Speaker 3: with his assistance and he was introduced to me by
Speaker 3: jud Saul, who is worth equipping the persecuted and truth Nigeria.
Speaker 3: A friend to radio with the TV show. He's good
Speaker 3: to come on whenever he can. He's done a lot
Speaker 3: of incredible work. They try to have boots on the
Speaker 3: ground in Nigeria whenever there is an attack or an assassination.
Speaker 3: In fact, let me just see if I can go
Speaker 3: to some of those right now, Let's see if I
Speaker 3: can come back over to this. So in Nigeria, we've
Speaker 3: talked about this, Golly, we have been. We've been discussing this,
Speaker 3: I would say since twenty seventeen or eighteen, and so
Speaker 3: you all know Nigeria is often in the news. Let
Speaker 3: me just say, if I were just to run down.
Speaker 3: Just six days ago there was another killing and another attack,
Speaker 3: and probably since we probably since then. Let me see
Speaker 3: it says in the fifteenth sixteenth escalating attacks by armed
Speaker 3: groups as well as violence to this. Well, all right,
Speaker 3: so I'm gonna be very careful what I say today.
Speaker 3: I'm just gonna be very very careful because we were
Speaker 3: talking with someone from Nigeria. Eleven children killed amongst thirty
Speaker 3: Christians killed in a brutal attack. That was six days ago.
Speaker 3: That's just six days ago. Three days ago, armed men
Speaker 3: killed at least twelve people and abducted others. Yeah, so
Speaker 3: this is just if I do a quick search, right,
Speaker 3: if I go back to my notes, which I have
Speaker 3: kept on this for quite some time, we have the
Speaker 3: fifth women starved rated. Some of them returned, remember we
Speaker 3: talked about this on airth they looked, I mean, they
Speaker 3: were just devastated after being starved. They'd been raped. It
Speaker 3: held for sixty seven days in Nigeria. In May, Juda'll
Speaker 3: give a stats in Nigeria, Christians were being hunted and
Speaker 3: around July fourth and twenty twenty five, two hundred Christians
Speaker 3: were mass massa heard massacred. In June of twenty twenty five,
Speaker 3: one hundred missing kidnapped in Zamfara in twenty twenty two,
Speaker 3: Muslims tossing Christians in and out of a truck like
Speaker 3: bags of flour. Nigeria. Muslims kill Christians. I'm trying to
Speaker 3: be very careful here. Nigeria. Thirty six dead Christian villages, Nigeria,
Speaker 3: pregnant pastor's wife kidnapped, Catholic priest was freed, Nigeria pastor
Speaker 3: be headed. It just goes on and on and on.
Speaker 3: I've been keeping me stats back. Golly, let me scroll down.
Speaker 3: I think since seventeen seventeen or eighteen, we heard that
Speaker 3: there were like five thousand that had been killed in
Speaker 3: the first five months of the year. So let me
Speaker 3: just go if I can to Congressman Riley Moore, who
Speaker 3: did a great discussion with us on the RNC National
Speaker 3: Prayer Call. But he's done some great work on this
Speaker 3: so far, just from bringing a freshman out of West Virginia,
Speaker 3: freshman congressman that he put out a resolution on Nigeria
Speaker 3: early on well November of last year. And here's what
Speaker 3: he said, if I can find it quickly for you.
Speaker 3: He went into the numbers of churches that had been killed.
Speaker 3: Here we are the resolution. This was November of twenty
Speaker 3: twenty five. The resolution draws attention to the horrific persecution
Speaker 3: Christian faces across Nigeria. Fifty to one hundred thousand Christians
Speaker 3: have been murdered since two thousand and nine. At least
Speaker 3: seven thousand Christians have been killed just this year alone
Speaker 3: twenty twenty five. In November, an average of thirty five
Speaker 3: deaths each day. Nineteen thousand churches have been destroyed in Nigeria.
Speaker 3: Data from Open Doors indicate that more Christians are killed
Speaker 3: every year in Nigeria then the rest of the world combined.
Speaker 3: That's from Congress from Riley Moore miss press release in
Speaker 3: November of twenty twenty five. And we're going to go
Speaker 3: now to just a brief interview, and this might give
Speaker 3: you some heads up as to why we're hoping to
Speaker 3: talk with Peter Obi who was a presidential candidate in Nigeria.
Speaker 3: He ran before and we're told he won, but results
Speaker 3: ended up not being as they were reported and he
Speaker 3: was not allowed to take office. Sound familiar, and so
Speaker 3: we'll be talking with hopefully Peter obi Obi, who will
Speaker 3: be running again for the election in January seventeenth, twenty
Speaker 3: twenty seven. Let's go to that short clip of Leuken
Speaker 3: Thomas and thank you.
Speaker 4: As you may be aware of the elections are upcoming
Speaker 4: next year in Nigeria twenty twenty seven.
Speaker 5: I'm more yeah, and.
Speaker 4: There's you know, even domestically, there's been a lot of
Speaker 4: questions about how our elections are running in the speaking
Speaker 4: with Nigeria specifically, do you feel there's anything more that
Speaker 4: obviously you have your bill here, is there anything more
Speaker 4: that the United States can be doing in support either
Speaker 4: politically or other ways that really allow for a fair
Speaker 4: and free election over there as opposed to just a
Speaker 4: formality and that really speaks hope into the millions of
Speaker 4: Nigerians that see some of the corruption on a daily
Speaker 4: basis that you've witnessed firsthand.
Speaker 6: Yeah, what I'd say is that we're certainly going to
Speaker 6: be watching these results and how these elections unfold and
Speaker 6: how they're executed, and that's something that myself and the
Speaker 6: administration are going to be paying very close attention to.
Speaker 3: If you are partnering, all right, and we are going
Speaker 3: to go right back to that next part as well,
Speaker 3: we might be asking what does America have to do
Speaker 3: with Nigeria America first, right, and I do support our
Speaker 3: president in America first. We are all ready for that
Speaker 3: and please to see it from this administration and even
Speaker 3: from now some state candidates for governor and state legislature
Speaker 3: also calling their states and first. That's how it should be.
Speaker 3: Our president has been very clear when he's been at
Speaker 3: the United Nations encouraging other presidents of their country, leaders
Speaker 3: in their country to put your country first, but never
Speaker 3: at the harm of others. Always in the best way
Speaker 3: that you can work with other countries. But when you
Speaker 3: are strongest, you can better help other countries around you.
Speaker 3: All right, So let's go to that second clip and
Speaker 3: we'll hear a little bit about why this matters with.
Speaker 4: Congressman Smith on some bills that are being presented on
Speaker 4: the floor coming up here. I was hoping you could
Speaker 4: apply a little bit more on that. And also, how
Speaker 4: do you feel about if you had a chance to
Speaker 4: speak with President Trump and is he on the same
Speaker 4: wavelength that you guys argue anticipate receiving more support going
Speaker 4: forward to continue to fight the good fight that you
Speaker 4: know you're being recognized for here today.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Look, we're working on Chris's bill, which obviously I'm
Speaker 6: co sponsor that bill. But I'd say more importantly what
Speaker 6: people need to pay attention to is the appropriations bill
Speaker 6: that we're going to have on the floor today, which
Speaker 6: some call the State Barn Operations Bill or National Security
Speaker 6: State Department Related Programs Bill. There's a lot of language
Speaker 6: that I put on that bill that's inside of it
Speaker 6: that relates to Nigeria and the persecution of Christians and
Speaker 6: restrictions on security assistance to the government in Nigeria and
Speaker 6: steps that they have to take. That bills likely to
Speaker 6: become a law. We're about to hopefully pass that here today,
Speaker 6: and so there's some pretty strong and aggressive language in
Speaker 6: that bill that's going to be binding as it relates
Speaker 6: to our relationship to Nigeria moving forward. And yes, I
Speaker 6: continue to work with the administration on next steps that
Speaker 6: we're going to take. I'm actually going to see President
Speaker 6: Trump tonight. I'll be having dinner with him with some
Speaker 6: other members. So yeah, I continue to talk to him
Speaker 6: about the issues, and it's very important to him. He
Speaker 6: just brought it up in one of his.
Speaker 3: So thank you so much. And I don't know the
Speaker 3: reporter's name. I don't know the source to give you
Speaker 3: on that one would if we could, and if you
Speaker 3: know it, please send it to us. But this is
Speaker 3: what we're talking about. This is what we're dealing with,
Speaker 3: and today we'll be talking about it a little bit
Speaker 3: more in depth with Peter Obey candidate for president. Now
Speaker 3: let's go if we can to his PDF. This is
Speaker 3: a little bit about what he's putting out. If you can, Thomas,
Speaker 3: let's just start at the beginning of that, Nigeria and
Speaker 3: the United States. Obviously, when countries are in turmoil, it
Speaker 3: impacts all of us. And there's another part of that
Speaker 3: interview we're not going into. But I think it's Christmas says, listen,
Speaker 3: God calls us to care for those in need, and
Speaker 3: it doesn't end at our borders. That's true for me.
Speaker 3: I have reminded people and will continue to do so.
Speaker 3: We have a responsibility. We might remember the parable give
Speaker 3: to God. What is God? And caesarus? What is Caesar?
Speaker 3: We have a responsibility to keep, to keep our ties
Speaker 3: and our taxes separate. What the Christian is called to
Speaker 3: do is care for the poor, than the needy, the hungry.
Speaker 3: What the taxpayer or taxpayer or citizen is called to
Speaker 3: do again in those ways, but also it's a little
Speaker 3: bit different. But there are things we can do at
Speaker 3: the national level, and I think that's what we're all
Speaker 3: interested in seeing. How can we make things better across
Speaker 3: the globe and still say, within the confines of our constitution.
Speaker 3: That's a concern that we have to be honest about.
Speaker 3: All right, So I know this is not scripted, Thomas.
Speaker 3: We're going to take a commercial if we can, because
Speaker 3: I do have a call coming in from Nigeria. So
Speaker 3: let's take a break. We'll be right back.
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Speaker 3: Mka is a good assistant to Peter Obi, who is
Speaker 3: a former governor in one of the states in Nigeria,
Speaker 3: and he is running for president in twenty twenty seven,
Speaker 3: as we said, and he helped us facilitate and get
Speaker 3: that call going so without further ado ad, I am
Speaker 3: going to welcome Peter Obi. Peter Obi is running for
Speaker 3: president in Nigeria. You can see he's on the road
Speaker 3: as candidates are in America as well. This is how
Speaker 3: we do it. You are on the road, Peter Obi.
Speaker 3: Thank you for joining us today.
Speaker 1: Thank you much inviting me. Thank you for y'all not
Speaker 1: being with you.
Speaker 3: So to our viewers Nigeria, we have covered the killing
Speaker 3: and the violence and the massacres that have happened for
Speaker 3: years in Nigeria. So let me just ask you. You
Speaker 3: were a governor in what state?
Speaker 8: What years in a lumbras it between two thousand and
Speaker 8: six and two thousand and fourteen.
Speaker 3: That's quite a while. That's a good run as a governor.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you, when you're facing so much violence,
Speaker 3: how what gives you the courage to run? This is
Speaker 3: a this is a huge undertaking in a country where
Speaker 3: there is no violence or less violence. But you know,
Speaker 3: you've got economic you've got foreign relations, you've got education,
Speaker 3: you've got all these things in front of you, but
Speaker 3: then you have this this violence. So how Peter Obi,
Speaker 3: what is your hope to be able to correct some
Speaker 3: of this? Did we freeze. Did we already lose him?
Speaker 1: I got the governments. Can you hear me now? Yes?
Speaker 1: I do, sir okay.
Speaker 8: I don't believe that government should be more committed in
Speaker 8: fighting the insecurity because I cannot see how prostate actor
Speaker 8: can do more in terms of taking over from the states.
Speaker 8: If you said it is committed. The need for more
Speaker 8: stronger political will commitments supporting our security agency and I
Speaker 8: applying new technologies as well as getting our partners globally
Speaker 8: to help us to find the criminality. At the same
Speaker 8: time simultaneously dealing with the economy by investing in health,
Speaker 8: in education and pulling the blood of poverty.
Speaker 3: And I was reading education is very important to you,
Speaker 3: just like in other countries. Is so let me just
Speaker 3: allow you share your platform for your goals as president
Speaker 3: if you were elected, share those those those goals with
Speaker 3: our people.
Speaker 8: My commitment this remains first to secure the country by
Speaker 8: using whatever means necessary and legally to ensure the country
Speaker 8: is secure. Unite the country because the country is not
Speaker 8: united now united is sharply divided along tribey a religious line.
Speaker 1: You need to unite the country.
Speaker 8: Fight corruption because people are certain public money, use the
Speaker 8: results of the country to invest in critical areas of development,
Speaker 8: invest in education, because the more the get that in
Speaker 8: a country is you might eve looked educated people and
Speaker 8: shuttenly had the right skill to diebo do something like
Speaker 8: I help them for from taboo, support small businesses.
Speaker 1: And they're investing else.
Speaker 3: All right. And so even though Nigeria, you know, is
Speaker 3: a is a continental way and seems so different from America,
Speaker 3: it seems like a lot of the things that you
Speaker 3: may hope to achieve very similar to what we're hoping
Speaker 3: for in America. A better education than economy where small
Speaker 3: businesses can make it less, violence, commercial re engagement. Uh
Speaker 3: so I also know, all right, so let's go if
Speaker 3: we can. I should have probably asked you at the
Speaker 3: beginning you ran for president before?
Speaker 1: Yes, what year I have a president for?
Speaker 8: And the last time the three the last election under
Speaker 8: the level party and the election I believe was the reach.
Speaker 8: And that is why now our commitment is to see
Speaker 8: how international communities and everybody will support us en shut
Speaker 8: our free, fair and credible election.
Speaker 3: Free, fair and credible again, same thing that we're asking
Speaker 3: for a year in America. We've had our own issues
Speaker 3: with questions on election integrity. So if I understand it correctly,
Speaker 3: maybe people think you won in twenty twenty three, but
Speaker 3: the results did not The results were they reported and
Speaker 3: then they were changed. What happened?
Speaker 8: Well, you know, decid, he's learn to be by electronic transfer.
Speaker 8: I saw some way along the line. Does that have
Speaker 8: a glitch? But wun't we checked with the system? It
Speaker 8: won't checked with the provider of the back end. There
Speaker 8: was no glitch.
Speaker 3: Okay, And we played the clip with Congressman Riley Moore,
Speaker 3: who has been a defender. He has brought as a
Speaker 3: freshman congressman, he's done an incredible job of bringing to
Speaker 3: the forefront the violence that is happening uh in Nigeria,
Speaker 3: as well as talking about election integrity. Your what are
Speaker 3: your what are your goals moving forward? As far as
Speaker 3: your campaign? Do you campaign the same way with campaign
Speaker 3: here in America? Are you traveling throughout the country? How?
Speaker 1: How?
Speaker 3: What does that? In America? We have the size of America.
Speaker 3: Help us understand the size of Nigeria.
Speaker 8: Well, it's not a big country. About emilio square kilometers.
Speaker 3: You're speaking kilometers, We speak miles. So I'm not sure that.
Speaker 1: Well, let me see what it's is going to be
Speaker 1: nine miles and.
Speaker 8: As I think a mile is one point six kilometer,
Speaker 8: so you're looking at about.
Speaker 1: Probably how many is going to be renowned? We need
Speaker 1: to do, yes.
Speaker 3: So hearing that voice for our parers, you're hearing m
Speaker 3: Kamka and he has helped me connect with Peter Obi.
Speaker 3: So mkay go ahead.
Speaker 1: How why do you cover?
Speaker 3: That's what I was going to ask, Right, size of
Speaker 3: Texas two hundred and fifty to two hundred is that
Speaker 3: you said to a million people? Okay? Almost comparable? All right?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 3: So ob what more do you want?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 3: So are you do you have to drive everywhere you go?
Speaker 3: Do you fly?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 8: Most of the time I drive around like you see
Speaker 8: me in a car. I've gone from a Pooja. I
Speaker 8: flew to a place called it Badon and I'm not
Speaker 8: driving by the road from Abaden going to Legos and
Speaker 8: tomorrow I'm flying to another part of the So from
Speaker 8: me from Abuja, which is the capital of the country
Speaker 8: to Ibaden is about one hour flights.
Speaker 1: Okay, and I'm not driving by.
Speaker 8: Road three hours to Legos. Tomorrow I'm going to do
Speaker 8: one hour flight to a Enugu drive to under three
Speaker 8: hour flights drive, so I move around the entire country.
Speaker 8: I can tell you that I'm not a politician in
Speaker 8: Nigeria travels around the country as I travel.
Speaker 1: But let you go back to what you said about Ellmore.
Speaker 8: Let me first and foremost and expressed my gratitude to
Speaker 8: him for his commitments to the problems of Nigeria as
Speaker 8: well as companion for electual integrity. I look forward to
Speaker 8: meeting him one of these days in Auto again sincerely
Speaker 8: and physically confirm my gratitude and be able to discuss
Speaker 8: all the issues with him.
Speaker 3: And that is who you're helping to meet with.
Speaker 8: As first, my gratitude to congress Man More for the
Speaker 8: great work he's doing support in Nigeria and is sure
Speaker 8: of a leissa integrity. And I'm looking forward to physically
Speaker 8: omitting him to die po to express my gratitude and
Speaker 8: discuss what I would do.
Speaker 3: And we did play a clip with Congressman Riley Moore
Speaker 3: discussing the election integrity and also he and the Representative
Speaker 3: Chris Blass. But a bill or Christmas put a bill
Speaker 3: together on helping a little bit of Nigeria to help
Speaker 3: ensure the safety of your people so he has that
Speaker 3: incredible work and actually am a kay. We've already connected
Speaker 3: you with one of the individuals who can help, I
Speaker 3: think a range of meeting with Congressman Riley Moore. We'll
Speaker 3: hope that that can come. If Peter Obi can can
Speaker 3: make his way to America in the future, we'll hope
Speaker 3: for that.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 3: So you're campaigning now. The election is Anyuary seventy, twenty
Speaker 3: twenty seven, so it is a long, grueling campaign, very
Speaker 3: similar to what we have here in America. And as
Speaker 3: we just said, the size of Nigeria is the size
Speaker 3: of Texas, So I'm glad I remembered that, but I
Speaker 3: didn't trust myself to say it. And then the population
Speaker 3: m KA it says is about two fifty to two
Speaker 3: hundred and eighty million. Here in America, we're right at
Speaker 3: three hundred and forty million, so it's a little bit similar,
Speaker 3: although they're all crowded into a country the size of Texas.
Speaker 3: All right, So, Peter Oby, we've heard this with other
Speaker 3: countries China coming in after their minerals, their their natural minerals,
Speaker 3: their mineral resources. How is Nigeria? Is your country rich
Speaker 3: in mineral resources? Are you still in control of those
Speaker 3: are those under attack.
Speaker 1: Well, we are rich in Miler.
Speaker 8: What we believe is on that time to we need
Speaker 8: to take control of it in order to use the
Speaker 8: resuccess coming out of it, to be able to educate
Speaker 8: the children of Nigeria, to invest in health as a
Speaker 8: primary heck, to fight infant and maternal mortality which is
Speaker 8: high in Nigeria. To be able to use it to
Speaker 8: pull our people out of poverty, not where people are
Speaker 8: stealing it through the corruption.
Speaker 1: Two housands of.
Speaker 9: Waste all right, end roads into a lot of the
Speaker 9: Christian community areas like you know Josh and Benway.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you find that some of these areas when there
Speaker 5: are attacks, China comes in and starts mining these areas,
Speaker 5: right obviously, mister Obi, this is an area of concern
Speaker 5: to everyone. These communities are being armed and mister Obi
Speaker 5: will ensure that some of these things are taken care
Speaker 5: of on Daha's administration.
Speaker 3: Thank you, m kay. So this is it's not just Nigeria,
Speaker 3: it is many countries on many continents have been facing
Speaker 3: the same challenge with their mental resources being controlled by China.
Speaker 3: And we've heard that from from others as well. All right,
Speaker 3: So Peter Obi. Yes, you're a Catholic. Would you be
Speaker 3: one of the first presidents in Nigeria at least in
Speaker 3: the last so many years to be a Christian? Do
Speaker 3: you think what are your chances of getting elected? You believe,
Speaker 3: you believe you won the last election. Do you think
Speaker 3: it's possible as a Christian to be elected.
Speaker 8: Now that we're struggling to ensure that American and other
Speaker 8: countries happens to have free, fair, accredible election. With that
Speaker 8: our win, I'm not going to be a Christian president.
Speaker 8: I'm going to be a president for all Nigeria. I
Speaker 8: believe that we have freedom of religious practice. We have Muslims,
Speaker 8: we have Christians, and I want to be president of
Speaker 8: all by uniting them, focusing on educating them, governing not
Speaker 8: on religious line, not a tribal line, but on a
Speaker 8: country where people talent, hard work or much of the opportunity.
Speaker 8: That is what I intend to do. Yes, I a
Speaker 8: Catholic popul and I want to do well. What I
Speaker 8: want to do is to unite my country. It's to
Speaker 8: Nigeria great again by being a country of importance, absolutely,
Speaker 8: unity and progress for all.
Speaker 3: A notable and noble goal. We're going to go to
Speaker 3: our first break with Peter Obi running as candidate for
Speaker 3: president in Nigeria one. We're very honored to have this
Speaker 3: time with Peter Obi. We're very honored to even have
Speaker 3: this interview and be able to bring it to you.
Speaker 3: We'll take a break, we'll come right back with Peter
Speaker 3: Obie and I'll be putting things on its may scot
Speaker 3: show Facebook page links that they have sent so that
Speaker 3: you can get to know Peter Obi as well as
Speaker 3: the interview we just played with Congressman Riley and then Peter.
Speaker 3: When we come back, maybe we can talk about the
Speaker 3: pdf the MKA sent over talking about some of your
Speaker 3: goals and how you'll work want to work with the
Speaker 3: United States, but as two separate countries. We'll be right back.
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Speaker 3: And so we are doing a trans would I would
Speaker 3: this transatlantic? It's certainly an intercontinental interview out of Nigeria
Speaker 3: on he's literally on the road and I'm just guessing,
Speaker 3: but I'm guessing, you know, here in America, it's a
Speaker 3: blessing if we can have coverage and some of our
Speaker 3: rural highways, it's it's a guessing game. So the fact
Speaker 3: that we even are able to do this, oh my goodness.
Speaker 3: We can give credit to man where these technician technology
Speaker 3: and creativity has come in. But thankful to God that
Speaker 3: we can even make this happen. He's in charge of everything.
Speaker 3: He can control the king as he controls the waterways,
Speaker 3: and so we're just thankful the Lord that we can
Speaker 3: do this. And talk to a Christian brother in Nigeria
Speaker 3: who was introduced to us by Jud Saul, who is
Speaker 3: with the pripping the persecuted in Truth Nigeria. Jud has
Speaker 3: been on the ground in Nigeria for several years now
Speaker 3: working to get boots on the ground whenever there's a need,
Speaker 3: whenever people are harmed, and if there's kidnapping or a
Speaker 3: killing or a church attack, he does what he can
Speaker 3: to get people there to help. And so we appreciate
Speaker 3: that as well. All Right, So Peter Obie, thank you
Speaker 3: for taking time out with us. You're kind of giving
Speaker 3: us your goals a little bit. But we're just talking
Speaker 3: about China and the fact that they've come after so
Speaker 3: many countries and yours as well, the rare earth minerals.
Speaker 3: Let me ask, Let me ask, you would work with
Speaker 3: America as partners, as independent nations to do what you
Speaker 3: could to protect your people. How many different people groups
Speaker 3: do you have in Nigeria? How many different people groups,
Speaker 3: different faiths, different like here in America, we put them
Speaker 3: into voting blocks with minorities, or we put him in
Speaker 3: by faith. I'm told that you have your country is
Speaker 3: fifty percent Muslim Is that correct?
Speaker 1: Just about fifty percent Christians?
Speaker 3: And so when you run for president, does your vice
Speaker 3: president run on the same ticket with you or are
Speaker 3: they elected separately?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 8: No, no, they are not the same ticket with me.
Speaker 8: So from the southern Nigeria, my vice president is not.
Speaker 8: I'm a Christian.
Speaker 3: My advice is a Muslim, which which should help you.
Speaker 3: If fifty of the population is Muslim, that should help
Speaker 3: your ticket.
Speaker 8: Yes, but not just because of the Muslim and Christians.
Speaker 8: But both of us have the same similar to Jeffrey
Speaker 8: and belief that we should invest in education, invest in health,
Speaker 8: pull people out of poverty, create excression where people are
Speaker 8: pulled out of poverty.
Speaker 3: All right, So and again as as a counterpart to
Speaker 3: your ticket, your vice president believes a lot like you
Speaker 3: do in restoring as you say, education, helping bring back comments,
Speaker 3: and helping bring back peace to your nation. That's going
Speaker 3: to be key.
Speaker 1: This is key. You need to see. This is key.
Speaker 8: And I thought the first parity after secure in the
Speaker 8: country us in the country. You need, you need, you
Speaker 8: need this, you need to grow the country divide of
Speaker 8: religious and tribal line.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, So back to is China already in
Speaker 3: your country? Have they been mining in your country already?
Speaker 1: Yes? I believe that the News Company is mining here
Speaker 1: and everything.
Speaker 8: Well, what we want to do is say show that
Speaker 8: any country who want to be a partner and want
Speaker 8: to mine to.
Speaker 1: Do so legally.
Speaker 8: I'm for the interests of our country where we are
Speaker 8: having success, to invest in critical areas of developments. We're
Speaker 8: gonna be working with the counts like America. If you
Speaker 8: look at my background, you consider that I've done so
Speaker 8: many traininges in America. We're looking to come to like
Speaker 8: America now to a partner with because we think we
Speaker 8: have a lot.
Speaker 1: We have southern.
Speaker 8: Business pool who can invest in our cons like I
Speaker 8: see a secure Nigeria and united Nigeria the most important
Speaker 8: an Igeria.
Speaker 1: We are. There's the rule of law. Oh that's law
Speaker 1: and the order.
Speaker 8: The one journey investors and the opportunities are now us
Speaker 8: because there's a lot of that. There are a lot
Speaker 8: that needs to be done here in areas of infrastructure,
Speaker 8: in area of London investments. In terms of having ship level,
Speaker 8: I believe that if we invest in education we will
Speaker 8: have a level back.
Speaker 1: I'm being very competitive Steve globally.
Speaker 3: All right, So when you say you want to partner,
Speaker 3: it's not a project, not a program. You want to partner.
Speaker 3: I would guess as an ally with the US. Let
Speaker 3: me ask you as America first, what would that be
Speaker 3: as a benefit to the US. How would that help the.
Speaker 8: US involved in that's so many American companies operating areas
Speaker 8: of power.
Speaker 1: Hey you know manufacturing what? Yeah?
Speaker 3: So okay, So there re Peter, we lost you just
Speaker 3: a little bit. If you want to repeat that, And
Speaker 3: just so you know I'm cheating, I'm looking on your
Speaker 3: PDF of your project. So I'm looking at the four
Speaker 3: goals or the four benefits of what the United States
Speaker 3: would States would gain. We lost you just a little
Speaker 3: bit if you want to repeat that.
Speaker 1: That's so the companies, I'm already let's annoy you.
Speaker 8: And I believe that with the econducive environment, that would
Speaker 8: be additional investments.
Speaker 1: There as investments of.
Speaker 8: Security, because there would be a lot of military for
Speaker 8: chessas there would be invested. There would be corpression in
Speaker 8: areas of mining compression. But a lomber of love manufacturing.
Speaker 3: So and thank you so and just for our viewers
Speaker 3: in Kate, yes, please.
Speaker 5: Please, but over time and with bad leadership, there's been
Speaker 5: a loss of manufacturing jobs and things of that nature,
Speaker 5: where American corporations are very good at from areas of
Speaker 5: security to areas of you know, rare minerals. Also even
Speaker 5: just being a reliable partner, you know where religious freedom,
Speaker 5: which is very important to Americans, is very important to
Speaker 5: Peter Obey as well. So you would have an administration
Speaker 5: that's going to be a real partner in every sense
Speaker 5: of the word, whereby you would have road shows where
Speaker 5: American companies can come here. Nigeria has a very strong workforce.
Speaker 5: One of the important things Tamera, which if you look
Speaker 5: through a lot of the videos online about Peter obi
Speaker 5: he has excited the base. Nigeria has eighteen to thirty
Speaker 5: five about almost like eighty million of these young individuals,
Speaker 5: who was as competitive as China. China has these you
Speaker 5: know individuals. So these kids want to work in terms
Speaker 5: of technology and all very excited about America. So you
Speaker 5: will see a Nigeria America Nigeria first partnership like you've
Speaker 5: never seen before, which is what he's committed too. He's
Speaker 5: had donek courses from you know, Oxford to He's been
Speaker 5: to you know, Chicago School of Business, many of the
Speaker 5: American business schools that he's touched on and gotten a
Speaker 5: lot of experience which he's going to put to bear.
Speaker 5: So I think that mister Obi, is you know, that
Speaker 5: policy document as we continue to expand it and dealing
Speaker 5: with especially some of the concerns that America has with
Speaker 5: ISIS and all that stuff within the West African sub
Speaker 5: region is stuff that he's going to make sure that
Speaker 5: he takes care of.
Speaker 3: So thank you, Thank you, Micky. We appreciate you. For
Speaker 3: some reason our transmission with you, it might be just
Speaker 3: a little bit more clear. Let me just say, and
Speaker 3: I'm talking from the document that your campaign sent over
Speaker 3: is it okay if we put this on social media.
Speaker 5: Well, it's an internal document, yeah, which he wants to
Speaker 5: share within with with congressional individuals. But mister Obi does
Speaker 5: have one that's for the public which he will be
Speaker 5: sharing the camp official campaign season starts on the nineteenth.
Speaker 5: I'll let mister Obi speak on that and then will
Speaker 5: be obviously sharing information with you and other parties. Misterby,
Speaker 5: do you want to speak on that as well on
Speaker 5: your campaign starting on the nineteenth.
Speaker 8: That I'm sure I've opportunity to have been your guest
Speaker 8: in the future and be able to even talk about
Speaker 8: how we can continue to work together, because it's very important.
Speaker 3: I appreciate that. And Mkay and Peter Robie, I think
Speaker 3: we may have maybe just three to four minutes left,
Speaker 3: so I'm going to give you time to say whatever
Speaker 3: you want for our audience. But I do appreciate when
Speaker 3: mc kay said that you're very good sport. The younger
Speaker 3: folks are behind your campaign, those who are wanting to work,
Speaker 3: those who are wanting to help in technology. You have
Speaker 3: a six point one million votes credited to you in
Speaker 3: the declared result. That would be probably from the last
Speaker 3: and that was with party machine so you're probably in
Speaker 3: good footing for this election, right.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we want to double that number, not just that way.
Speaker 8: I want to double our number and do more. Most
Speaker 8: most important for me, like I said, is that I
Speaker 8: want a situation where the global award winter vain. Nigeria
Speaker 8: is a WHO country of about two and fifteen million people,
Speaker 8: where you have one of the youngest populations. I can
Speaker 8: contribute a lot in the global development. Improperly invested in
Speaker 8: in areas of education I held and put them out
Speaker 8: of profit, they will become one of these days critical woman.
Speaker 8: Capital has required for development globally, for small businesses, everything.
Speaker 8: So for me, my commitments is to be able to
Speaker 8: commence the tone of Nigeria around by assuring that we
Speaker 8: have a secure, united, progressive Nigeria.
Speaker 1: Where the leaders will fight.
Speaker 8: Corruption, reduced course of governance, use the resources to invest
Speaker 8: in this first and need support in training for skill. Today,
Speaker 8: I'm coming back from within school of Nothing.
Speaker 3: In superior. I think we're losing. I think we're losing
Speaker 3: the transition that twenty thirty.
Speaker 1: Can you I mean now yes?
Speaker 3: Right then? Yes, we want has for.
Speaker 8: Today's example, I vis that school of nothing the world
Speaker 8: by twenty thirty will be shortage of millions of Nazis.
Speaker 8: Today I visited one of the schools training Nazis and
Speaker 8: I'm going to be doing so tomorrow in another area
Speaker 8: of Nigeria.
Speaker 1: And that's what we want to do one Nigeria to
Speaker 1: be one of the global.
Speaker 8: Provider of competitive level, one of the global provider of
Speaker 8: agricultural products, one of the global provider of natural resources.
Speaker 1: Well benefits to some people.
Speaker 5: I would just like to add to that one more thing, Tamera,
Speaker 5: before we go. The President Trump and Peter Obi have
Speaker 5: something in common. The Same America Act, which focuses on
Speaker 5: election integrity and voter security, is something that peterb is
Speaker 5: very passionate about in Nigeria as well. So I want
Speaker 5: you to emphasize that to your audience, that election integrity,
Speaker 5: which President Trump is concerned about, Peter Obi is concerned
Speaker 5: about that in Nigeria. So both President Trump and mister
Speaker 5: Obi this is an area where both of them can
Speaker 5: discuss such issues to ensure that the elections in Nigeria
Speaker 5: are free and fair.
Speaker 3: I appreciate you bringing that up. It was one of
Speaker 3: the questions I had. How are you going to work
Speaker 3: to ensure as you said, and Peter Obi said at
Speaker 3: the beginning that they were free fair, and I can't
Speaker 3: remember the third thing he said.
Speaker 5: Free fan credible, Free fan credible. And one of the
Speaker 5: things that Peter Obie's asking is for international observers, real
Speaker 5: observers to come from President Trump to come and observe
Speaker 5: and and people have different faiths. I mean, we'll also
Speaker 5: be excited if you could join us in January having
Speaker 5: your show in Nigeria, shooting from some of the locations
Speaker 5: to actually let people in America know how the elections
Speaker 5: are going. Election integrity is what determines everything. And this
Speaker 5: area is an area that President Trump has been pushing
Speaker 5: for with the Save America Act. Mister Obi's pushing for
Speaker 5: that as well, and I think this is an area
Speaker 5: both of them can have a good chat.
Speaker 3: I thank you, I thank you both.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, Peter, well what also, so unless young companion
Speaker 1: should be on your shoe that called signs the people,
Speaker 1: which is health, education, poveracy, security.
Speaker 8: So my campaign is about critical areas that can change
Speaker 8: Nigeria and make Nigeria a global.
Speaker 1: Button.
Speaker 3: All right, I think we've frozen in the transmission, Peter Obi,
Speaker 3: I thank you one for running for your country, offering
Speaker 3: to serve. I thank you for serving the Lord and
Speaker 3: bringing those principles. Everybody, Yes, thank you so much and
Speaker 3: did I say it anywhere close?
Speaker 5: You did? Get that correct? That is easiest, Timera Scott.
Speaker 5: Let's see first try.
Speaker 3: I thank you so much for coming with us today,
Speaker 3: for offering us the chance to our viewers to see
Speaker 3: and to learn. And here's what we can do. We
Speaker 3: do this on the show all the time. We don't
Speaker 3: have feet on the ground, we don't have eyes in Nigeria,
Speaker 3: but for what we're talking with you. But here's who
Speaker 3: does God. I just heard today on air the Bible
Speaker 3: verse about God roaming the earth looking for who those
Speaker 3: hearts that are turned towards him. And so we can
Speaker 3: pray that hearts in Nigeria will be turned towards him,
Speaker 3: that they'll be justice, that there will be credible results,
Speaker 3: that the election will be free and fair, like Peter
Speaker 3: Obi is saying that his word will get out. And
Speaker 3: here's what we pray on every election. I prayed over churches,
Speaker 3: I prayed over schools, I prayed over everything. The truth
Speaker 3: will be revealed, that falsehoods will be exposed, and that
Speaker 3: anyone with ill motive or ill gain be made known
Speaker 3: so that justice can be brought forth. So my thanks
Speaker 3: to Peter obi my thanks to Amika. Thank you for
Speaker 3: joining us today, and we will keep you in our prayers. Viewers,
Speaker 3: that's something you can do in your lazy boy chairs
Speaker 3: right here in America. You can be praying across a
Speaker 3: globe as we should be, for Christian brothers and sisters,
Speaker 3: or justice or hearts to lean towards God ears to
Speaker 3: be open eyes to see. That's what we can pray,
Speaker 3: and we will look forward to January seventeenth keeping in touch.
Speaker 3: I'm sure hopefully we'll keep in touch with Amicky and
Speaker 3: Peter Obie. In the meantime, all of us should be
Speaker 3: praying for peace where it is possible in our nation
Speaker 3: and in others. And we want other nations to do
Speaker 3: well as they're saying, so they can be a steady
Speaker 3: and consistent partner with the US, whether it's economically, politically,
Speaker 3: national security, even the safety of their people. Isn't that
Speaker 3: something we should want staying with you in the confines
Speaker 3: of our own constitution. My thanks to both of the
Speaker 3: gentlemen to joining us. We'll be right back go close
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Speaker 3: Welcome back everybody. An interesting show. You know, you have
Speaker 3: to listen closely. There is a little bit of a
Speaker 3: you know, the travel, the distance, the technology, there's a
Speaker 3: little bit of a delay. But I hope that it
Speaker 3: was helpful to you. We should have our eyes on
Speaker 3: other areas of the globe as far as prayer. We're
Speaker 3: so thankful for the missionaries that go far and wide,
Speaker 3: and if we're not for the Christian Church in America,
Speaker 3: many countries would never have known about the freedom they
Speaker 3: can find in Christ. When I toured the Library of Congress,
Speaker 3: this was years ago. My son was working there as
Speaker 3: an intern for one of the congressmen. He'd had time
Speaker 3: to explore, and he said, my favorite building, mom, is
Speaker 3: the Library of Congress. Most people miss it. It's absolutely beautiful.
Speaker 3: So when we came back, he made sure we went
Speaker 3: through with him. It just happened that our tour guide
Speaker 3: was one who could thoroughly explain things so beautifully, and
Speaker 3: as he was taking us through, because a lot of
Speaker 3: DC is the symbolism it's how the horse is on
Speaker 3: a statue with one hoof is raised, if two are raised,
Speaker 3: it means various things. Supposedly, I am not sure enough
Speaker 3: to say that to you. But when we walk through
Speaker 3: the Library of Congress, our guide was so good to
Speaker 3: talk to us about how out front there was the
Speaker 3: guy I think was God Neptune, and what that one meant.
Speaker 3: And then when you go into the stairs and you're
Speaker 3: looking up there is a made mazoic mosaic tile, beautiful
Speaker 3: artwork at the stairway, and I think she's holding her spear,
Speaker 3: and I think it's down, he says, which means it
Speaker 3: is time of peace, but it is pointed up, meaning
Speaker 3: she is ready to defend us. There was just all
Speaker 3: these kinds of symbolism. When he pointed to the busts
Speaker 3: that were on the outside of the Library of Congress.
Speaker 3: He went to his home country and he said, in India,
Speaker 3: my country would not be the country it is today economically, spiritually,
Speaker 3: but for the missionaries who came to our country and
Speaker 3: brought Christianity. When they came, we learned the English language
Speaker 3: that helped us in so many ways. Not to mention
Speaker 3: the freedom we found in christ now probably couldn't say
Speaker 3: that today, right, but we were sure thankful years ago
Speaker 3: to hear that and to hear what America had done
Speaker 3: to so many countries. David Noble with the Summit Ministries,
Speaker 3: used to give a speech on what's right with America.
Speaker 3: What we have done more for the minorities, more for women,
Speaker 3: more across the globe than any other nation. And I
Speaker 3: think we should continue to continue to consider to understand
Speaker 3: that in America, our founding fathers took the risk never
Speaker 3: done before. Bring the power, and we the people, we
Speaker 3: are blessed above other nations that that is what we have.
Speaker 3: Other nations have elections, this is true, but we have
Speaker 3: the power to elect whom we wish. We fail so often.
Speaker 3: We just talked earlier this week, forty two percent did
Speaker 3: not show. Oh, forty two percent out turned out to
Speaker 3: vote in New York. But in one population, the Muslim
Speaker 3: population population ninety three percent turned out ninety seven percent
Speaker 3: for Man Dami has not been favorable to New York City,
Speaker 3: not been favorable to our liberties, not been favorable to
Speaker 3: our Bill of rights. And so this is something that
Speaker 3: we need to understand and the importance right here in America.
Speaker 3: What we need to be taking responsibility for ourselves. We
Speaker 3: talked so long about the massacres, the violence, the church
Speaker 3: violence here in America. If we don't like the music,
Speaker 3: and I am guilty, If we don't like the style
Speaker 3: of music, we may not go by. We may go late.
Speaker 3: In Nigeria, people come into those buildings of worship with
Speaker 3: guns bullets, killing their loved ones, killing their family members.
Speaker 3: They go back, clean up, clean up the carnage, and
Speaker 3: they're back in church the next Sunday. Think about that.
Speaker 3: That's a little bit of conviction in the heart, does
Speaker 3: it not? Think about that? All right, Thomas, how much
Speaker 3: time do I have left? There's a couple of videos
Speaker 3: I'd like to go to if I could two minutes,
Speaker 3: Let's just play the one video of this is the
Speaker 3: I didn't name them for you, but it is the
Speaker 3: pastor who's talking about the desecration of Saint Peter's so
Speaker 3: at at the bottom of the email. I hope do
Speaker 3: you have that ready? You may not have known because
Speaker 3: it was at the bottom.
Speaker 2: We've had three desecrations of Saint Peter's main alter in
Speaker 2: three months.
Speaker 1: One of them was a urination on the altar are
Speaker 1: you kidding me?
Speaker 6: What is going on?
Speaker 5: Three tons or three months?
Speaker 1: When are we going to wake up? In America?
Speaker 5: In the last five year, We've had five hundred and
Speaker 5: twenty churches desecrated or destroyed in five years, So.
Speaker 1: That's one hundred and eight year for five years.
Speaker 5: To have you heard about it?
Speaker 1: The news is are importing.
Speaker 3: So I'm bringing this up to you because we look
Speaker 3: at Nigeria and our hearts ache. We see the violence.
Speaker 3: We see the attacks in the churches most often. Why friends,
Speaker 3: Because this is a spiritual attack. This is a spiritual warfare.
Speaker 3: We wrestle not against flesh and blood. We wrestle against
Speaker 3: the principalities who want control. We need to understand that
Speaker 3: in America, it is spiritual warfare in our churches. It
Speaker 3: is spiritual warfare in our voting verse, it is spiritual
Speaker 3: warfare in our classrooms. We need to understand this and
Speaker 3: we need to be more vocal and more active and
Speaker 3: stand our ground, especially in our churches. There are more
Speaker 3: here that I could go to Minnesota. We could play
Speaker 3: that clip for you just earlier this year when protesters
Speaker 3: just stormed a faith service while prishioners or congregation members
Speaker 3: were in worship. Thankfully, they all beat hate and did
Speaker 3: not there was no violence as far as from the congregation,
Speaker 3: because I'm not sure, and we do that in my congregation,
Speaker 3: and we've got people armed ready to protect us. And
Speaker 3: if they seem that there's a threat that you listen,
Speaker 3: it would be on the churches full right to protect themselves.
Speaker 3: We have another one just right in Staten Island, a
Speaker 3: church rectory smashed in violence a man throwing a roth.
Speaker 3: And Family Research Council did a great report on violence
Speaker 3: in the churches in twenty twenty four. They updated it
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty five, so just about a year ago now,
Speaker 3: and they're just talking about the numbers of churches that
Speaker 3: have been attacked. I'll put that on the Tamara Scott
Speaker 3: Show Facebook page for you. You can do a search
Speaker 3: for yourself for FRC's Family Research Council's report on hostility
Speaker 3: towards churches. But California had the mostion incidents in twenty
Speaker 3: twenty four with forty, followed by Pennsylvania with twenty nine,
Speaker 3: Florida and New York with twenty five, Texas with twenty three,
Speaker 3: three Tennessee and Ohio with eighteen. Tennessee that's a Bible belt. Understand.
Speaker 3: We cannot take our safety and security for granted here
Speaker 3: in America. We need to be handling and waging spiritual battle,
Speaker 3: waging battle in the heavenlyes, praying for protection, and waging
Speaker 3: war against those who are waging war against us. Spiritually.
Speaker 3: We hope that no one has to take to physical protection.
Speaker 3: But we need to be standing up at the ballot
Speaker 3: box right now in America, electing only those who understand
Speaker 3: and will preserve our jujeo Christian foundations as a nation.
Speaker 3: There's your charge. I'd like to give you something lightweight
Speaker 3: as we head out for the weekend. Not this weekend.
Speaker 3: I'm giving you the battle cry. Head out, Protect your family,
Speaker 3: protect your nation, protect all that God has blessed us with.
Speaker 3: And you are the front line locally, locally which will
Speaker 3: impact nationally. As we tell you, love boldly, love better,
Speaker 3: lack bicker, be encouraged, but never be complacent.