Charlie Kirk’s Final Words on Nigeria was About Daniel Ogoloma
- In a poignant final appearance, Charlie Kirk praised Nigerian political thinker Daniel Ogoloma during a charged Oxford Union debate
- The pair stood against the motion “Trump Has Gone Too Far,” drawing attention for their conviction and unity
- Kirk’s tribute to Ogoloma now resonates as both a farewell and a powerful endorsement of Nigeria’s global potential
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In one of his final public appearances, the late American conservative commentator Charlie Kirk offered rare and pointed praise for Nigerian political thinker Daniel Ogoloma during a high-profile debate at the Oxford Union.
The event, held on 20 May 2025, saw Kirk and Ogoloma join forces to oppose the motion, “Trump Has Gone Too Far,” in front of a packed chamber.
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Despite facing a majority in opposition, the pair defended their stance with conviction, drawing attention from both attendees and online observers.
Kirk, known for his combative style and unwavering support for U.S. President Donald Trump, later took to social media to commend Ogoloma’s performance.
“@dcogoloma was my debate partner at the Oxford Union, taking a stand against a large majority of the house as we took the negative position on the resolution ‘Trump Has Gone Too Far.’ Offstage, we spoke about the future of Nigeria. He is a very talented young man and Nigeria will be lucky to have him,” Kirk posted.
Charlie Kirk’s endorsement of Daniel Ogoloma resonates globally
As the founder of Turning Point USA, Kirk built a national youth movement that reshaped right-wing politics on college campuses. His close alignment with President Trump further cemented his influence within the Republican Party.
Observers have noted that Kirk’s remarks elevated Ogoloma. For Ogoloma, the recognition was deeply meaningful.
The exchange between Kirk and Ogoloma has sparked renewed interest in Nigeria’s role in shaping global political discourse.
Kirk’s tribute is now remembered not only as a final salute but also as a statement about Ogoloma’s potential and the promise of Nigerian leadership on the world stage.
About Charlie Kirk
Charlie Kirk was a prominent American conservative commentator and activist, best known as the founder of Turning Point USA.
Born in 1993, he rose to national prominence for mobilising young voters and reshaping right-wing discourse on college campuses.
A close ally of U.S. President Donald Trump, Kirk became a regular media presence and influential figure within Republican politics. His outspoken views and strategic campaigning made him a leading voice among Gen Z conservatives.
In one of his final public appearances, he praised Nigerian thinker Daniel Ogoloma at the Oxford Union, a gesture now remembered as a lasting tribute to global dialogue.
Medical doctor explains why Charlie Kirk died
Legit.ng earlier reported that a medical doctor shared a video offering information on why Charlie Kirk died almost instantly after he was shot.
The doctor said he was responding to enquiries from people who wanted to know why the activist died instantly.
In his video post, the doctor, identified as @drtiktokcontent, said the activist was shot at a dangerous spot. He claimed the place he was shot is called the carotid, which is closely linked to the heart.
Source: Legit.ng
