Let’s talk about the restriction on Crossover Services tonight.

Then, let’s talk about the COVID Second Wave, and the renewed curfew enforcement.

And then, let’s talk about Hope Uzodinma saying the APC can take over the Southeast.

It was only 2 months ago, but I’m sure to many of you, It may already seem like a lifetime away. That’s just how 2020 has been.

Let's talk about Lagos State Government’s plan for decongesting the port area.

Then, let's talk about NIMC’s plan to decongest the NIN Registration venues.

And then, let's talk about CAN advising churches not to hold crossover services.

#HardFacts' Year in Review turns to September.   What was the biggest story of September 2020?  NERC announced an increase in your electricity bill.  The effect of COVID and the Lockdown on the informal sector.  Gubernatorial Election in Edo State.  USA VISA BANS FOR RIGGING

Is Lagos prepared for the Second Wave?  Has the Presidential Task Force indeed decongested Apapa and Tin Can ports?  Has the War Against Corruption worked?  Those are the Big 3, Lagos. Let’s Talk.  #NigeriainfoHF

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Here are your #HardFacts Let’s talk about the month of August.  What was the biggest story of August 2020?  Containers keep killing Lagosians.  #NigeriainfoHF |

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Let’s talk about Lagos State Government shutting down an event centre because of a crowded wedding.  

Then an Ebonyi State Commissioner telling civil servants to farm so they won’t notice unpaid salaries.  

And then let’s talk about accusations of sexual abuse at a boarding school

 The Christmas Edition!!! 

Here are your #HardFacts Let’s talk about the month of July.  What was the biggest story of July 2020?  The drama between Joy Nunieh, a former Acting MD, and Godswill Akpabio, the Minister for Niger Delta Affairs.  "Off your mic Honourable Minister"  #NigeriainfoHF | @SEzekwesili

Let’s talk about your Christmas and New Year plans, during the Pandemic.  Then, let’s talk about ASUU suspending their strike.  And then, let’s talk about about the latest in Nigeria’s response to COVID-19  #NigeriainfoHF | @SEzekwesili