Post by IPKISS (@ipkiss)
One Thing VDM Did Better Than Many So Called Graduates:
I watched VDM's interview on Arise TV live today, and as an English educator, I was genuinely impressed by his communication skills.
I find it ironic that many people who have mocked him for "not being a graduate" would struggle to speak for that long on national television without making several grammatical blunders. VDM was calm, articulate, detailed, and answered the questions with confidence.
A few statements stood out to me:
"Everybody's business is my business."
He also said he is not an activist but online police because every Nigerian is part of the government and has a responsibility to obey and uphold the Constitution.
When asked what advice he would give the President, he simply said, "Focus on the local government." That, to me, was one of the strongest moments of the interview.
The part I loved most was when he said Ratels, not him, would go into p@litiiiics, starting from the local government councils.
As an educator, I don't judge people by assumptions about their certificates. I judge them by how well they communicate. VDM proved today that he is an excellent public speaker who knows how to express his ideas with clarity and confidence.
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1. Language is never a yardstick to measure one's intelligence. We do that a lot in these climes.
2. Exposure can help you be this fluent and confident.