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Photos From President Buhari Interview With Arise TV That Got Nigerians Talking

Arise TV had a 90 minutes interview with President Muhammadu Buhari . It is a must watch interview.

It was aired on Monday, 7th of January 2019.

Here are some pictures from the interview ...

Watch the video below and see reactions from Nigerians after the cut.



Just Jude @egbas wrote:

"Buhari grants an interview to Arise TV but insists it shouldn't be 'LIVE'.

And then Arise TV crew is told to drop own cameras and make do with the recorded version from NTA.

Interviews are only worth it if they are unscripted and off the cuff."


Nicholas Ibekwe @nicholasibekwe said:


"Buhari declined to be interviewed by Arise TV after originally acquiescing because of ThisDay did a story promoting the interview.

The President subsequently said NTA should be allowed to record the interview and pass the tape to Arise TV"

Ebube The Statesman @akaebube wrote:

"My attention has just been drawn to the fact the Buhari's interview on Arise TV was not LIVE.

The Lifeless FC Striker had everything put on the spot for him.

He still blew it away from the spot."

Watch the interview HERE

See reactions below...



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