This episode started, as usual, with a charge on ‘anger’.

The first issue for the night is that of Fausat Fathai whom she and her husband have separated since 2006. The narrative by this woman is quite a complex one. At the centre of the story however is their second child/son who has got an irritable swelling on his face, and the cause of the swelling is yet unknown.

The next powerful one is that of a certain man who alleged a certain Alhaja Jesu and Sunday Oladepo of endangering the life of his daughter, Olubunmi Adenike whom the father thinks is under religious bondage. Another complex one here. Get on the podcast for the full package of these strange real life happenings and more.

This episode started, as usual, with a charge on ‘anger’.

The first issue for the night is that of Fausat Fathai whom she and her husband have separated since 2006. The narrative by this woman is quite a complex one. At the centre of the story however is their second child/son who has got an irritable swelling on his face, and the cause of the swelling is yet unknown.

The next powerful one is that of a certain man who alleged a certain Alhaja Jesu and Sunday Oladepo of endangering the life of his daughter, Olubunmi Adenike whom the father thinks is under religious bondage. Another complex one here. Get on the podcast for the full package of these strange real life happenings and more.

This episode started, as usual, with a charge on ‘anger’.

The first issue for the night is that of Fausat Fathai whom she and her husband have separated since 2006. The narrative by this woman is quite a complex one. At the centre of the story however is their second child/son who has got an irritable swelling on his face, and the cause of the swelling is yet unknown.

The next powerful one is that of a certain man who alleged a certain Alhaja Jesu and Sunday Oladepo of endangering the life of his daughter, Olubunmi Adenike whom the father thinks is under religious bondage. Another complex one here. Get on the podcast for the full package of these strange real life happenings and more.

On this episode of So Kan Wa, our seasoned analysts took their time to dissect some of the news stories from the dailies. Among the treated stories were:

· Petrol May Sell At N340/ Litre In 2022 ― NNPC

· Fuel subsidy: Nigerians to get N5,000 transport grant after removal – FG

· Petrol May Sell At N340/ Litre In 2022 ― NNPC

· #EndSARS: Amnesty, others knock FG as Lai rubbishes Lekki massacre report

· Fuel subsidy: Nigerians to get N5,000 transport grant after removal – FG

· EFCC arrests Fani-Kayode for forgery

· Adegoke’s murder: Hotel owner made audio before his arrest —Osun Police

· LPPC, NBA Probes: Will Malami Survive Again?

· We don’t have control over cooking gas price

· N2.3tn was spent as stimulus package for COVID-19 — FG

· Igboho undergoing process of extraditin to Nigeria- DSS

· Reps’ bill finally ends disparity between BSc/HND

These and many more…

On this episode of the Dailies, the following stories were brought to you from the major newspapers to keep you abreast of the latest happening across the nation, and some of these these stories incisively treated by our seasoned analysts:

· LAGOS ENDSARS PANEL REPORT: No massacre at Lekki toll gate, FG insists

· Buhari suspends inauguration of NNPC Limited Board indefinitely

· Killings: Uzodimma tackles Army over burning of houses, shops

· We don’t have control over cooking gas price

· Adegoke’s murder: Hotel owner made audio before his arrest —Osun Police

· Yoruba customs, traditions going extinct — Alaafin Oyo

· Fuel subsidy: Nigerians to get N5,000 transport grant after removal – FG

· #EndSARS: Amnesty, others knock FG as Lai rubbishes Lekki massacre report

· Petrol May Sell At N340/ Litre In 2022 ― NNPC

· PDP is poised to write a new positive chapter for Nigeria… – Tambuwal

· VP Osinbajo Calls For Return Of African Artifacts

On this episode of So Kan Wa, our seasoned analysts took their time to dissect some of the news stories from the dailies. Among the treated stories were:

· APC govs clash over direct primaries, Bello, Sule exchange words

· Buhari okays Febuary for APC convention

· EndSARS Panel: Govt Lawyers Weeping More Than The Bereaved —Falana

· Veteran actor, Babasuwe dies at 63

· Wike: Top military, police officers, others involved in oil theft

· ENDSARS report: Hold govt responsible if anything happens to me ― Adegboruwa, SAN

On this episode of our Yoruba news, the following stories were dished:

· Buhari okays Febuary for APC convention

· APC govs clash over direct primaries, Bello, Sule exchange words

· Killing of citizens on Abuja-Kaduna express way by bandits, national shame- ACF

· WASSCE: 81.7% Pass In Five Mandatory Subjects, WAEC Increases Exam Fee To N18,000

· 2021 WASSCE: 81% obtained 5 credits including Maths, English language; 10.9% results withheld — WAEC

· Senate Uncovers N16bn Illegally Stuck In 2022 Environment Budget

· Naira loses steam, slides to 555/dollar in parallel market

· Ikoyi building collapse: Why Tribunal kept activities away from public – Chairman, Ayinde

· Veteran actor, Babasuwe dies at 63

· Treat Oil Theft As Treasonable Offence, Wike Urges FG

· ICPC arraigns FCT council chair for N10m kickback

These and many more…

On this episode of the Dailies, the following stories were brought to you from the major newspapers to keep you abreast of the latest happening across the nation, and some of these these stories incisively treated by our seasoned analyst:

· Not all governors against direct primary- Senate President

· APC govs clash over direct primaries, Bello, Sule exchange words

· Senate Uncovers N16bn Illegally Stuck In 2022 Environment Budget

· Killing of citizens on Abuja-Kaduna express way by bandits, national shame- ACF

· Buhari okays Febuary for APC convention

· Veteran actor, Babasuwe dies at 63

· Absence Of Yoruba Interpreter Stalls Arraignment Of Igboho’s Aides

· WASSCE: 81.7% Pass In Five Mandatory Subjects, WAEC Increases Exam Fee To N18,000

· OUTH completes autopsy on OAU student Timothy Adegoke

· ENDSARS report: Hold govt responsible if anything happens to me ― Adegboruwa, SAN

These and many more stories

On this episode of So Kan Wa, our seasoned analysts took their time to dissect some of the news stories from the dailies. Among the treated stories were:

· Monday’s sit-at-home no longer tenable –Ohanaeze

· Yoruba monarchs, elders must talk to Buhari to release Sunday Igboho- Oluwo

· N19.3bn saga: Kogi alleges EFCC doing hatchet job, issues 48-hour ultimatum

· 90 ships seized by EFCC rot away in Lagos, others

· INEC awaits president’s action on electoral acts