Here’s today’s Big Hard Fact:  In January 2021, Lagos recorded 19,086 COVID-19 infections and at least 60 deaths.  How Did Lagos Fare Against COVID In January?  #NigeriainfoHF| @SEzekwesili

Let’s talk about the race to distribute the COVID vaccines.  Then, let’s talk about how Brexit is already affecting the UK’s economy and commerce.  And then, let’s talk about online amateur stock traders taking on Wall Street.  #Nigeriainfohf |

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Here’s today’s Big Hard Fact:  According to the EFCC, it recovered N794Billion in Government money between 2015 and 2019.  Are plea bargains helping or harming the War Against Corruption?  #NigeriainfoHF|@SEzekwesili

Let's talk about the latest in the fight against COVID, including the new nationwide COVID-19 regulations signed by the President.

Then let's talk about the Okada and Keke restrictions in Lagos, one year later.

And then, let's talk about Nigeria losing ground in the Corruption Perception Index and the Passport Power Rankings.

How will the change in Service Chiefs affect security and the counterinsurgency? 

Is it discrimination to sack a pregnant Police officer because she’s unmarried?  

Does the Government have to choose between spending on COVID-19 vaccines and Primary Healthcare?

Today's Business Hard Fact #BalogunAndBroad:  According to the US Government’s 2020 Crime & Safety Report, extortion is one of the biggest criminal threats in the Lagos.  How are Area Boys and Omo Onile affecting business in Lagos?

Here’s today’s Big Hard Fact:  Nigeria and Canada established diplomatic relations in 1962.  What do you know about the Canadian Government’s work in Nigeria?

@NicolasJSimard joins @SEzekwesili on Hard Facts

Let's talk about Lagos State Government’s plan to vaccinate half the population against COVID.  

Then let's talk about four Police officers allegedly extorting a 16-year-old student.  

And then, let's talk about the ban on open grazing across the Southwest.

Here’s today’s Big Hard Fact:  According to Market Research Future (MRFR), the global market in Medical Cannabis will grow to $54.7Billion by 2023.  Should Nigeria legalize and regulate Medical Cannabis?  #NigeriainfoHF |

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