"My father was my roommate in prison. I was forbidden to have children", Ngjela: Here's what I would do if I were prime minister

2026-11-13 21:57:59Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
"My father was my roommate in prison. I was forbidden to have
Spartak Ngjela

Lawyer Spartak Ngjela was invited to "Live with Luiz" on Top Channel, where he held a conversation with Luiz Ejllin, sharing stories from his personal life, memories from the communist regime period, and his views on politics, love, and human relationships.

Through pointed questions and ironic answers, Ngjela also spoke about his past in prison, his relationship with his father, and what, according to him, should characterize a prime minister.

Ngjela: The personality of an individual who appears in public is his relationship with the truth.

Ejlli: Have you forgiven the regime that took years of your life?

Ngjela: He helped me, because everyone knows that I was an opponent of the regime. He didn't pick me up from the street and put me in prison, I hit him. My father was a minister and my mother was a deputy minister. I pretended to think I had the strength and they wouldn't do anything to me. When they saw my file, they said to me: Lawyer, how come they didn't kill you?

Ejlli: Have you condemned your father for his political beliefs?

Ngjela: But he went to prison, we were in the same room for years. But we had different beliefs, he was leftist.

Ajlli: Is there something that makes you silent?

Ngjela: Love and the secret I keep.

Ejlli: If you were prime minister for 24 hours, what would be the first decision you would make?

Ngjela: You put me in a position that they say is pleasing to them. The most important decision of a prime minister is not to lie. Not to the people. The state is the relationship with the truth, that is enough to evaluate any government.

Ejlli: Does the government have an age?

Ngjela: There is no age, but the one who loves should not be afraid, love is not sex, it is words.

Ejlli: Has there ever been a girl who said that you're not worth living with?

Ngjela: No.

Ejlli : Is it harder to understand a woman or to interpret the constitution?

Ngjela: You won't be able to understand a woman. She is more intelligent than men, despite being oppressed.

Ejlli: Who should sit in the front of the car, the wife or the mother-in-law?

Ngjela: How do I know? I've never had a mother-in-law.

Ejlli: You will be my lawyer and you will defend me. Luiz has stolen the hearts of Albanians...

Imitation: The heart is won.

Ejlli: It has made Albanians stay awake to watch Big Brother and they are late for work...

Ngjela: It's not your fault. It's your art and talent and their fault that they were pleased with your talent and were late for work.

Ejlli: Did you spend 6 thousand euros to have an erotic voice?

Ngjela : It was humorous, my friends told me that you have an erotic voice and I turned it into a joke.

Ejlli : You said that you are stuck not having children? Is that your biggest lack?

Ngjela: No, because I didn't accept it myself. I didn't accept marriage in the '70s. Then, as life came to me, it was forbidden, the power of the regime stopped me.

Ejlli: Which political direction would you head?

Ngjela: I am right-wing.

Ejlli: How will this place go?

Ngjela : It has a secure future, there is no threat because it is in NATO and if it enters the EU, you will enter elite history. Those who do not like the government, when the elections come, let them overthrow it.

Ejlli : A message for Albania?

Ngjela: I'm optimistic because we are the most intelligent society in Europe, I'm not saying it, it's been proven. Researchers have said it, a great Albanian has also said it.


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