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Let's talk about governance for a second.

If you were a president, what would you think you would address first?

I just think that...

Obviously, growing up in England, I understand the benefits of paying tax.

Right.

Because we pay tax in the UK.

And genuinely speaking, you see how the tax affects your life.

So if you pay council tax in England, and for anybody watching, if you pay council tax in England, you actually see it affect your life.

So like...

Yeah, like I would sort out tax.

And let the money

work for the people.

Thank you.

And then even with the minimum wage in Nigeria, I think right now it's like 70K or something.

That's awful.

It's ridiculous.

I think in England, if I'm not mistaken, it's about 1,800 pounds or 1,700 pounds around there, which is basically over 3M that you get.

disparity is crazy um yeah like i'd work on the minimum wage as well and just you can't eradicate poverty but i'd create an environment where the government can help people right from lower income backgrounds and we would then eventually have less poor people because obviously if they have money they can get educated they can learn they can study there'll be less poor people like in england for example just to use that as like yeah we're even colonized by the There's poor people in the UK, but the government genuinely help them.

That's the thing.

So they're not really poor.

Like you have like universal credit and you have child benefits.

Like there's so many benefits that they give you where you're not actually suffering and starving.

And I feel like that's part of the problem in Nigeria where there's insecurity, there's beggars on the road.

There's so many things because people are genuinely starving.

So I think those would be one of my first like.