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Ex-Minister Embarrass Himself on Live TV After Failing To Understand The Word “Buoy” (Hilarious Video)
A former Minister of Communications, Adebayo Shittu, was caught off guard by the word Buoy during an interview on Arise TV..
Recall Adebayo Shittu was screened out of the APC governorship primaries in Oyo State for not having the mandatory NYSC certificate in 2019 Election, and was on air today to defend APC’s internal wrangling.
Arise TV presenters Rufai Oseni and Tundun Abiola were equally eager to hear what he has to say about the Muslim-Muslim ticket of the APC and many other issues in his party.
In the 20:40th minute into the interview, the former minister who obviously was avoiding most questions misunderstood the word Buoy.
After Tundun said a lot of people must be buoyed by his confidence, he suddenly flared up thinking his confidence was being attacked.
Tundun at a point asked if a dictionary was needed and had to introduce him back after the break as “Minister of Information of all things”
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