Analysis of critical discourse often focuses on political discourse, especially public speeches. Politicians often make public speeches to seek the favour of voters. This study examines Nawaz Shareef's hegemonic and persuasive rhetoric in an effort to influence his audience. If researchers begin with the presumption that this theory is accurate, they will have a larger probability of collecting speeches in which the speaker emphasises the value of lexical devices in supporting his point. The micro, meso, and macro levels of Taiwo provide a vivid picture of the expression of purpose and power when seen as a whole. In addition, only the utilisation of Micro level analysis in conjunction with Taiwo's technology has been established as the basis for the present investigation. The results reveal the speaker's hegemonic and persuasive strategies, as well as his or her Western speech pattern, and they reveal how intimacy is conveyed via the use of repeated phrases, personal pronouns, speech platforms, and assessment words. The results also indicate that the context in which Nawaz Shareef makes a political comment influences the lexical categories that are used to characterise the remark. The technique used in this study has the potential to help fill a gap in the existing body of knowledge. The information gleaned from these interactions may be used in a number of ways.

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