00:00We see these two men, we see these two men, these so-called elders, these so-called highly
00:13respected elders.
00:16My prayer for our generation is that we will not be to our children all these men are to
00:27us today. These men that had voices so loud, when things were not this bad, but find it
00:40so convenient now to keep quiet because of what to eat and because of what is entering
00:49their pockets or because of one property somewhere that they want to protect or one contract that
00:57their children is getting. Imagine. So they are seeing their children, they are seeing
01:05their future being wasted. They don't talk. The one that claim to be a pastor, he is seeing
01:15tribalism, nepotism, being entrenched, even in the church, he says nothing. He will say
01:26he is drinking tea with God. People will be cheering him on because he is a tribal champion.
01:33He will see the truth today. He will not see anything. He will see the same thing tomorrow.
01:44He will start talking. It's like the wind. Because your person is now in power, all those things
01:56that you considered as wrong before. All of you saw it. They are not worth talking about anymore.
02:05The other one that called himself an educated person, he said after a period of time,
02:13he is going to assess the government and speak his mind on issues. We are still waiting for him.
02:21He has been covered in shame. My people say it is expected that you are foolish at a young age,
02:29but not in your twilight days.
02:34Per Adebanjo of blessed memory, he spoke the truth with boldness and he made it clear
02:43that Nigerians have a choice to make.
02:46And by the time they will be bearing the consequences of that choice that they are about to make,
02:51he will be in his grave. That is a man that saw the future.
02:57These are the people that are a big cause of Nigeria problems.
03:02We can blame Tinugu, but these people are worse.
03:08Because those that are supposed to be the moral compass of the people have been so compromised.
03:16Then what is the hope of the common man?
03:19These are people that when they talk, people respond.
03:25Once they call something bad, everybody will say yes, it is bad.
03:31Once they call something good, everybody will follow them and say it is good.
03:37But now things are going so bad, they have kept quiet.
03:41They are looking at it. It is normal. The people should bear it.
03:47The people should not protest. The people should be praying as if God can be mocked.
03:54If prayer would have solved Nigeria problem, it would have been solved since 1960.
04:01It is not prayer. Don't let them deceive you.
04:05The people slaughtering people all around in the name of religion, they are also praying.
04:11But the question is, what heart are you carrying as a human being?
04:16This is the question I am asking these two men, these two old men.
04:21What kind of heart do you have?
04:25What kind of heart do you have?
04:28Well, you can call yourself anything.
04:31But we as the younger generation, we are asking you, what kind of heart do you have?
04:37Because believe you me, there is no how Nigeria can change today.
04:43There are people of my age who say they are now enjoying life.
04:46We are fighting for our children.
04:48We are fighting for Nigerians, the young Nigerians, the children, little kids.
04:55We are fighting for our children.
04:55That these men are looking, being, getting kidnapped, and they are not saying anything.
05:03Getting their schools being raised to the ground.
05:06They are looking.
05:07Getting their teachers being murdered in cold blood.
05:11And they are looking.
05:12They want things to continue to be business as usual.
05:16This is where we are.
05:17What kind of heart disease is going to be there for people to be ั
