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Let's Talk: Residents of Ngoshe community of Gwoza LG, Borno state regained freedom from the captivity of Boko Haram terrorist, report gathered says the figure ramps up to 416. The Appeal Court judgement in the PDP has once again raised leadership concern in the party as both factions have been congratulating their factional leaders. Share your thoughts with us Join Let's Talk with Richard Badung and Emeka Umesi as Barr Francis Zitta joins in.

Nigeria At Sunset 7/7/2026

Lets Talk 7/7/2026

Nigeria At Sunset

Recently, the Berom Nation felt attacked after the Director General of NIPSS said the Berom Militia could be responsible for the attack on the institute citing non-payment of compensation for Lands as the problem. Well, the people have disagreed with him and requested an immediate apology to the berom nation. On Let's Talk, Chief Pamson Dagyat will be joining Richard Badung and Emeka Umesi to have the discussion.

Open Mic Thursday with Emeka Umesi The Federal Government's NYSC reform has sparked conversations across social media, with Nigerians saying the reform doesn't align with the demands of young people These, and other stories, would form the crux of our conversation for today. What social and political topic have caught your conversation this week?

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's reforms continue as the education and NYSC are the new brides in the "Reform" party. Over the week, it was announced the NYSC would be reformed to include longer camping days, restructuring of the curriculum and a change in its overall aim and objective - to prepare "NYSC graduands" for the marketplace. While Nigerians were still trying to come to terms with the reforms, the Minister of Education announced that the 6-3-3-4 system would be collapsed to a 12-4 system. Dr Philip Nyango joins Let's Talk to discuss the effects of the reforms on the educational system and the country at large. How'd you rate the reforms - from 1 - 10 - and would they make positive impacts on the country?

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Less than 5% of engineers in Nigeria are women, prompting a need for more women in the field. Engineer Salome Pam will join Richard and Emeka on Let's Talk this morning. She'll be expousing the role of women in engineering and how women can be more involved - and get into - engineering. What Should The Government do to encourage more Women In get into Engineering?

Are political parties democratic in the ongoing primary elections? Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Philip Nyango on the issues.

Opposition politics is a major part of democracy But at what point does opposition evolve from being another charade of political drama to asking real questions and offering viable alternatives to the people? On Let's Talk today, Barrister Adama and Jwet Longkat will be discussing on the role of opposition politics to fostering democracy and good governance. Has opposition politics helped grow our democratic process and improve governance Or has it taken us backwards

APC Primaries Drama: Is Nigeria’s Democracy in Danger? Politicians who lost out in the APC primaries across the country are crying foul — accusing their state governments of partisan politics and unfair elections. This internal crisis has raised serious questions: How dangerous is this kind of politics to Nigeria’s democracy? And are these events a warning sign of what’s coming in the 2027 general elections? Today on the show, John Kelle joins Emeka and Chelsea to break it all down: the importance, the dangers, and what it means for Nigeria’s future. What’s your take? Are these just normal party issues or a red flag for 2027?

The APC primaries in the country has been met with controversy as some big wigs were not cleared and others lost their party tickets. How do these events affect the All progressive Congress and its internal politics leading to the general elections? The video of a teacher beheaded in Oyo state has raised concerns about the insecurity in Nigeria. How much of the current insecurity is due to the political season and how much is a stand-alone issue? What other stories are you following today?

Does the outcome of the APC primary election so far reflective of the collective wish of the people? Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Prof. Abraham Sesan and Dr. Gad Peter Shamaki on the issues.

The APC's House of Representatives Primaries on Saturday has rocked and tested the foundations of internal politics in the countries. Aspirants who lost their elections - and their supporters - have rejected the election results, leading to calls for calm in the state. On Let's Talk, we will speak with Santos Larab on the role of internal politics in Nigeria'e democratic growth, and the future of politics in the country? Given the reactions of the elections and the reactions it has generated, are you in favour of direct primaries - or should political parties return to indirect primaries?

Do you think the outcome of party primaries will affect secondary elections and is it possible to have a transparent process that all will be satisfied with? Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Dip. Panan Gongden and Pharm. Samuel Gyang Ishaya on the issues.

What would suggest to political parties to adopt at their primaries; consensus or direct primaries? Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Santos Ayuba Larabs Tanshak on the issues.

As the 2027 general elections approach, Nigerian politicians are dotting their i’s and crossing their t’s, strategizing for victory at the polls. In the past few weeks, the biggest talks in town have been defections, political realignments, and serious mathematical calculations on whether the opposition can actually unseat the ruling party. On today’s episode of Let’s Talk, we sit down with Mr. Polycarp Auta to break down the latest political developments in Nigeria and Plateau State. Hot question: Do you agree with Alhaji Atiku Abubakar that zoning the presidential ticket to the South is doomed to fail in its bid to unseat President Tinubu? Drop your thoughts in the comments Agree or Disagree? Why?

Would you recommend to political parties to adopt consensus option for their primaries? Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Stumlog Golmut and John Kelle on the issues.

On Let's Talk: The Ruling Party's Internal Wranglings and its role in the 2027 general elections The All Progressive Congress (APC) conducted their screening process for candidates vying for seats on the state's house of assembly. However, there has been dissenting voices who feel marginalised from the process. To answer these questions and more, we'll be speaking with Mr Wumana Bako, the APC Public Relations Secretary We'd also be reviewing the governor's performance and his possible re-election next year. Has the APC in Plateau State been fair to its members with its screening process?

With the insecurity ravaging communities across the country, have you ever wondered when it’ll stop or when the govt will do all to protect innocent people? Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Gyang Bere PhD and Gad Shamaki PhD on the issues.

Let's Talk: Open Mic Tuesday JAMB's recent move to reduce the cutoff marks for admission into universities and Polytechnics has raised questions on the declining quality of education in the country. Does JAMB's move further weakens the educational system in Nigeria, or are they aligning with the reality on ground? The PUNCH reported today that the FG is on the verge of borrowing additional $1.25 Billion Loan from the World Bank. The proposed loan, titled "Nigeria Actions for Investment and Jobs Acceleration" is expected to be presented for approval on June 26, 2026, about six months and 21 days before the January 16, 2027, presidential election, according to the revised timetable of the Independent National Electoral Commission. Who should be blamed for the increasing debt burden of the country: the presidency, the lenders, or the legislature that approves of these loans? Growing insecurity in Plateau state has again drawn promises from te governor. In Barkin Ladi Yesterday, Governor Mutfwang promised to…

Recent spate of killings in Barkin Ladi and Riyom raises questions, again, about the security of citizens in Plateau state. With promises and verbal commitments to intensify security, citizens continue to live in fear. Over the course of two weeks, scores of Plateau citizens have been killed Joining us today on Let's Talk is Barr Solomon Mwanti, President of the Berom Youth Moulders Association What permanent solutions would you suggest to these lingering crisis?

How different will the presidential race be if Goodluck Jonathan decides to join the race? Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Pharm. Samuel Gyang Ishaya on the issues.

The senate, on Wednesday, were engaged in a heated debate as some senators, led by Adams Oshiomole, demanded that Nigeria takes economic measures Against South African Businesses following growing genocidal attacks and threats. While the Senate President, Godswill Akpabio, called for more diplomatic conversations to deal with the issue with the formation of a committee to look into the issue On Let's Talk today, Father Youngten joins us to understand why these tensions continue to rise, and how to stop Nigerians from being targeted in South Africa What solutions would you proffer to the incessant Xenophobic attacks?

Do you think the NDC will gather enough momentum to unseat the APC as ruling party? Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Nenman Johnson and John Kelle on the issues.

The poltical landscape of the country continues to shift as politicians realign their personal and political interests with parties that suit them. Following the defection of Mr Peter Obi and Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso to the NDC, Nigerians ask if these moves wouldn't further weaken the opposition and give the ruling party an easy pass to victory next year. On Let's Talk, Chelsea and Emeka would be having a conversation with Extravagant Malobi and Honourable Solomon Dalung on the future of Nigeria's opposition politics and the state of democracy. What does Obi and Kwankwaso's detection mean for our politics and democracy - progress or retrogression?

Are there better ways of expressing grievances over killings than blockade of roads? Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Dip. Panan Gongden on the issues

With growing concerns from residents in the state on increasing slums, rents and land prices, there is a dire need for government agencies responsible for regulating and overseeing land, rent and tenancy matters to lead from the front. On Let's Talk, the Commisioner for Land, Survey and Town Planning, Barrister Peter Nyam Gai, will be speaking with Chelsea and Emeka on the Welfare of staff in the ministry and the latest development in the ministry. What changes would you like to see from the ministry of land, survey and Town Planning?

How have we gone so low as a people that we misdirect our anger at traditional leaders? Is there any justification for the unfortunate incident Yilpo, in Mangu LGC? Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Gad Shamaki PhD on the issues.

The supreme court judgement on Thursday on the issues brought before it has raised questions on the role of the judiciary in Nigeria's political landscape. To make sense of the court's judgement and subsequent reaction from political parties and politicians, Professor Nnamdi Aduba and Luka Panpe would join Let's Talk today. Are you satisfied with the supreme court's judgement? And what's your thought on the recent "realignment" from politicians - Obi and Kwankwaso?

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How would you want the legal framework of state police to be structured? Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Hon. Nanbol Daniel Listick on the issues.

One of the metrics for ease of doing business is the ease with which people can get land certificates Following a successful 2025, The Plateau State Ministry for Land and Survey continues to make strides in these areas On the show, the commissioner for land and survey, Barrister Peter Nyam Gai will be speaking on the latest successes and struggles of the ministry. How impressed have you been with the ministry for land and survey so far this year?

Are opposition political parties giving you a voting alternative or noise has taken the place of campaigns based on on issues? Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Pharm. Samuel Gyang Ishaya on the issues.

Has zoning denied people choosing from the best available option or has zoning help manage our diversity? Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Stumlog Rotshak on the issues.

The recent payments of youths engaged in the plateau state BARC FARM project has raised public concern. From reports, participants were paid 200,000 instead of the 1 million naira promised them when they were recruited. Izang Apollos will be with Emeka Umesi on the latest updates from the BARC FARM. How impressed - or disappointed - are you with the Plateau State government's handling of the initiative?

Why are youths who participated in P-YEAP complaining that agreement with govt is not being honored? Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Hon. Hitler Pwajok and Dip. Panan Gongden PhD on the issues.

Let's Talk: The Renewed Hope Advocacy of the President is one which is suppose to give hope to the common Nigerian, well with the recent happenings across the nation, how hopeful can Nigerians be in a time as this. What can be done to renew Nigerians confidence in true leadership? On Let's Talk, Barr Mrs Beatrice CJ Dakas will be guest.

Nigeria is gradually inching closer to the next election circle and political actors are moving accordingly to the times. One major concern being raised by citizens is whether the business of leadership and governance is getting the needed attention. This is further heightened by the IMF report of a sharp increase in poverty and deprivation. Insecurity has no doubt, being a huge source of anger for citizens as well. Government however, feels it is not being fairly judged by the citizenry as it is putting its best foot forward. Where can the balance be struck especially with the reforms of the Bola Tinubu administration initially held in high expectations? Guest: Mr. Joseph Adudu

Let's Talk: As political parties are gearing up for their primaries in preparation for the 2027 election, the state of the nation and how the affairs of government has helped shape the country as a whole is one thing Nigerians have put into consideration. With the present state of the nation, how will you rate the state of affairs in the nation? Join Let's Talk as Dr Sunny Gyang shares some insights with us on the topic, with Richard Badung and Emeka Umesi

Has zoning helped in strengthening our bond or has it undermined a merit based system? Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Dr. Barth Shepkong on the issues.

What do you think of the statement by Senate President Akpabio that insecurity will end if PBAT gets re-elected? Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Ishaya Inuwa Durkwa on the issues.

Let's Talk: Insecurity continues to be the everyday conversation of the ordinary man as the citizens now feel unsafe considering the recent development that happened in the aviation sector where airlines operatives have said they will shut down airlines due to the high price of Jet A1 fuel with over 300 percent increase. The fear of travelling by road has been caused by non-state actors who have been kidnapping and killing people who on the road. John Arum is a victim of circumstance. Joining the discussion is the elder brother to the kidnapped victim who has been moved to Zamfara according to a recent video, Solomon Azi Arum. Alhaji Kabiru joins Richard Badung and Emeka Umesi on Let's Talk.

Let's Talk With Emeka Umesi Senator Godswill Akpabio, in a now trending video, said that insecurity will stop after the elections, eluding that the current insecurity in the nation is politically motivated. We'll be speaking with DHon Dominic Dakwak on the state of insecurity in the nation, and the politicization of the state of the nation. Do you agree with his assertion that the current wave of terrorism is politically motivated?

How can youths drive the healing and reconciliation process on the Plateau? Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Dip. Panan Gongden PhD and Adama Akutsam Esq on the issues.

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