 All right, thanks for staying with us. Now Chadwick Boseman Day, observed on the 29th of November, is held on the late star's birthday and is a day for us to remember the actor who sadly left us too soon. Boseman was perhaps most famous for playing Black Panther in a Marvel franchise, but also played James Brown in Get On Up, as well as featuring prominently in 21 Bridges and 42. Known for his welcoming, humble personality and down-to-earth nature, Boseman died on the 28th of August in 2020 as a result of some complications due to column cancer. Now he was 43 years of age when he died and on Chadwick Boseman Day, we remember his talent, but also the wonderful person that he was. I mean, if you watch the Wakanda Forever, it was all over the place. You could tell that there was just something missing and they just tried so hard to ensure that his presence or his absence, you know, wasn't felt that much. But they tried, but they still... It wasn't the same. It wasn't the same, but hey, I mean, Chadwick, I mean, just watching the clips after he had passed, different interviews and everything, he was just one person. He had so much strength. The thing that I found really big about it was that he had been going through it for years and there were interviews where he had fallen asleep because he was just fatigued from all the drugs and people didn't realize that he was ill and they were insulting him, he was losing weight. Meanwhile, a friend of mine lost a son from the same column cancer. Shortly after, he didn't get to live as long as Chadwick did with it and he suffered. So when they say truly that you never know what someone might be going through, for instance, Teni, who just lost weight, we don't even know if he's intentional, if he's cosmetic, do you understand? So let them announce what the changes are all about. I'm just bringing it another way. Because you never know. I remember how people were just attacking him and all of that and nobody knew. Nobody knew. I just feel bad that when his career was just taking off. Sad. All right, so quickly, let's run through our stories because we have a lot to unpack for the topic today. We have to run through. Let me start with you, Mary. Three Nigerian storeways rescued dehydrated after spending 11 days on the rudder of a ship from Nigeria to the Canary Islands. They were found perched on the rudder of the Alintini oil tanker at the last Palmer's port by Spanish coast guard. I don't know how sad it is that we now have to just walk. I'm happy that they found them alive. But I keep on saying that. You're happy they found them alive? Yes, because we lost time. No, why would they not be happy that they found them? They're going to take them back to Nigeria. They're going to let them take them back to Nigeria. That was not the point of taking the risk. No, but some of them have died. Won't they rather die? Just let me land on somebody else's. I don't understand. Have you seen documentaries about storyways and all the people that have tried to go to Turkey through different... They don't care. Just let us take our chances. On Netflix, I think Swimmers, the Swimmers, I don't know if you've seen it. I haven't seen it. But when the war turned, when they left, the two sisters that left and they were... Trying to get away. ...cross the high sea and all... See, my point is I'm happy that they found them alive. I'm happy that they found them alive. Because the things that you hear, how you see a dead body dried up and all of that. Because here, because they were behind the picture. And the stench they would have had to leave with. I'm happy that they were found alive. NJ, your story quickly. Mine says the value of food imports in the second quarter of 2022 close to that 464.45 billion. Showing an increase well compared to the value recorded in the first quarter, which was about 443.36 billion. This was data... This is data from the National Bureau of Statistics. And it's saying that the country has failed to grow more food for its first rising population, which has made the value of the imports so high between the first quarter and the second quarter. I think that that's a difference of about... Yes, it has increased by 4.76%. And it seems like it's only going to get worse. Wester and Wester. Wester and Wester. It just shows that we have a lot to do in this country. Very quickly, I just want to say, Thames says that I am not your Christian savior. I won't fit into the box you're trying to put me, which I can summarize by telling, referring everybody to Philippians 2, 12 to 13. Work out your own salvation with fear and trembling and stop using fellow humans as role models and then try to testize them for living their lives. And playing Georgia and Jewry. Let me keep it brief so we don't... Let's keep it brief. Yes. All right, so Nans, the National Association of Nigerian Students has apologized to Aisha Buhari, the wife of the president over the arrest of the student of the Federal University in Dutisejigawa, Amino Mohammed. I mean, that's the topic we're discussing today. So condemnation, of course, had trailed the arrest. And it was alleged that it was DSS that had picked the guy, but they came out to find out that it was the Federal Capital Territory Police who had traced Mohammed to Dutisejigawa where he was picked up, right? And Nans has apologized on behalf of the student, and they are also asking for his release. And this is a really interesting... Making a statement. Yeah, let's leave the conversation for when we go into the conversation. I just wanted to mention that. Let's leave the conversation. So when we come back from the break, that's our conversation for today. Of course, we're discussing power drunkenness and we're asking, is it possible to curtail in this country? 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