Hard Facts with Sandra Ezekwesili

How involved are Law Enforcement agents in the Rivers State illegal Refining Industry?

'The family is not aware of the second autopsy report released recently by the Lagos State Government.'

Sister to late Oromoni Sylvester, Anabel Oromoni, reacts to an autopsy report by Lagos State Government which claims Sylvester died due to 'Acute Bacteria Pneumonia.'

What Were The Biggest Lagos Stories Of 2021?

Lagos was named the World’s Second Least Livable City

Fourscore Towers Collapse

Disagreement between NURTW and RTEAN over space in Obalende park.

Disagreement between agberos and motorists over road collections. Lagos APC phase out touts. The ICIR said Lagos Agberos collect N123Bn in Road Tax annually.

Disagreement between Government and Street Beggars.

Motorists confronting LASTMA for allegedly tricking them onto one-way streets.

Construction of the Red & Blue Lines, and roadwork related to them.

The Governor launched the First and Last Mile Buses program

We had some Federal involvement in Lagos as well.

The FHA organized demolitions in Festac.

The EFCC raided hotels (Biodun Stephen, Doraty)

A lot happened in State Governance too

The EndSARS Panel set up by the Governor, submitted their report on the Lekki Massacre, which the Governor rejected.

And speaking of the Lekki Massacre, it sparked a debate about whether the Tollgate should be reopened for collections.

The House Of Assembly created the Lagos Anti-Corruption Agency.

Governor Sanwo-Olu unveiled Bodycams for Police

Alright, let’s get into these stories.

And in Education, UNILAG & LASU beat other Nigerian schools in the World Universities ranking

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Let’s Talk To Sylvester Oromoni’s sister.

Will there be justice for Sylvester?

Then Let’s Talk About the DPP’s decision not to prosecute the suspects in his death.

Did the DPP make the right call?

And then, Let’s Talk About President Buhari’s interview last night.

What was the highlight of President Buhari’s interview?

Those are your Big 3, Lagos. Let’s Talk.

What Were The Biggest Security Stories Of 2021?

Boko Haram took over some parts of Niger State.

School Abductions were frequent in 2021, with the Minister of State even declaring that Government cannot protect every school.

We also had a public debate over whether or not Government should pay ransoms.

There was also the attack on the Nigeria Defence Academy.

The Auditor-General says the Police are Missing over 178,000 Guns.

The Police arresting Fisayo Soyombo for carrying a story about possible police corruption.

The Super Tocanos finally arrived.

President Buhari asked the US to set up Africom in Nigeria.

The Defence Minister said Nigerians should also defend themselves.

There was the Abuja-Kaduna Railway Bombing.

And there were Telecoms Bans (and bans of other stuff too, like buying fuel in jerrycans)

We FINALLY got new Service Chiefs…

… But lost one to a plane crash.

Speaking of plane crashes, terrorists shot down an Alpha Jet.

Another big story: the call to list these groups as terrorists.

Zamfara House Of Assembly suspended a Member for links to these groups.

We had IPOB’s sit at home orders

And Unknown Gunmen.

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Let's talk About residents of Magodo Phase 2 Estate protesting against the group trying to enforce the Supreme Court order to reclaim the land.

How will the Magodo crisis be resolved?

Then, let’s talk About a minibus driver who claims LASTMA illegally seized his vehicle.

How can motorists be protected from abuse of power by LASTMA?

And then, let's talk About the accusations against Rochas Okorocha and Uche Nwosu.

How serious are the accusations against Okorocha and Nwosu?

Those are your Big 3, Lagos. Let’s Talk.

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What Were The Biggest Policy Stories Of 2021?

NIN-SIM Integration.

Southern States Banning Open Grazing.

Senate Public Hearings On Restructuring.

The Petroleum Industry Act.

The dispute between the FG and State Governments over VAT.

JAMB scrapping the Central Cutoff.

The Federal Government proposed a N5,000 allowance to replace Fuel Subsidy.

The Electronic Call-Up System at the Apapa Port.

Governor El-Rufai’s attempt to shrink the Civil Service.

President Buhari sacking 2 Ministers.

FG instituting Paternity Leave for Civil Servants.

FG proposing a N75,000 for Education Students.

The Supreme Court telling Seyi Makinde he cannot sack Local Government Councils.

FG concessioning major highways.

The FG-Microsoft Digital Transformation Program.

The plan to revive the Eastern Corridor.

The NBC Act Amendment Bill.

The Press Council Act Amendment Bill.

Presidential Transition Bill (30 Days).

Gender Equality Bill.

We had more drama in the 774K Workers Program.

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Let's Talk The Big Weekend Stories...

Let’s Talk About the Commissioner of Police arresting the security guards at an estate for not letting him in.

📌What rights do estates have to control entry and exit, and in what capacity did the CP come to Brooks Estate?

Then Let’s Talk About Governor Wike banning nightclubs in Port Harcourt.

📌Does Wike’s Nightclub Ban Make Sense?

Let’s Also Talk About Sylvester Oromoni’s autopsy report.

📌Are our children safe in their schools?

And then, Let’s Talk About the Police not being able to account for over 178,000 guns, including 88,000 AK-47s.

📌Why has the Police Force been unable to track its firearms?

It was a Big Weekend, Lagos. Let’s talk about it.

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Let’s Talk About the Commissioner of Police arresting the security guards at an estate for not letting him in.

What rights do estates have to control entry and exit, and in what capacity did the CP come to Brooks Estate?

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- Let's Talk About the House Of Reps proposing to outlaw cultural practices that harm widows.

Can the National Assembly protect widows?

- Then, Let's Talk About more accusations against the Police FCID team at Alagbon Close.

Will the Police probe into FCID Alagbon yield results?

- And then, Let's talk About Nigerians travelling for the holidays. The Punch is reporting that on some routes, the numbers this year are lower than normal.

Did fewer Nigerians than normal travel for Christmas?

Those are your Big 3, Lagos. Let’s Talk.

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