Arise TV journalist Rufai Oseni has said that any presidential candidate who considers themselves too important to participate in a television interview may not be prepared to serve Nigerians effectively.
Speaking on the importance of public accountability, Oseni argued that presidential hopefuls should be willing to engage with the media and answer questions on their vision, policies and plans for the country.
"Any presidential candidate too big for a television interview won't serve Nigerians well," he said.
According to the broadcaster, media interviews provide an important platform for candidates to communicate directly with citizens, clarify their positions on national issues and demonstrate their readiness for leadership.
His remarks have sparked discussions on social media, with many users debating the role of televised interviews in promoting transparency, accountability and informed decision-making during election campaigns.
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