Let's talk about Lai Mohammed responding to CNN again.  Then, let's talk about Governor Sanwo-Olu suggesting non-lethal weapons for Police doing crowd control.  And then, let's talk about the quarrel in the National Assembly over money to rebuild Lagos.@SEzekwesili

Have you been following the Judicial Panel of Inquiry?  Here’s today’s #BigHardFact:  Brigadier-General Ahmed Taiwo, testified at the Lagos Judicial Panel of Inquiry, that some of the soldiers at the Lekki Tollgate had live ammunition.

Let's talk about the Lagos State Government auctioning cars of traffic offenders.  Then, the UK House Of Commons discussing sanctions on Nigerian officials over the Lekki Tollgate Shooting.  And then, the Ministry of Information writing CNN over their Lekki Shooting report.

Here's today's #BigHardFact:   According to the Center for Congressional And Presidential Studies, the Lobby Industry in the USA generates $9billion in revenues annually.  Does the Nigerian private sector need a formal lobbying industry?

Let’s talk about Nigeria slipping into recession.  Then, about the Army’s testimony at the Lagos Judicial Panel of Inquiry, about the Lekki Shooting.   Then, about the Niger Republic supplying petrol to Nigeria soon.  It was a Big Weekend, Lagos. Let’s talk about it at 3 pm.

Let’s talk about the unfolding crisis in Ethiopia, between the Government and the Tigrays  Then, let’s talk about Ghana’s Anti-Corruption boss resigning in protest, over alleged interference  And then, let’s talk about the continuing drama surrounding the US Presidential Election

Today's #BigHardFact:  It is against the code of conduct rules for lecturers to demand gifts or contributions from students, in cash or in kind, or to sell anything to them relating to their education.  Why do so many lecturers hold students for ransom, and get away with it?

Let's talk about President Buhari saying Government can’t finance universities by itself anymore.  Then, let's talk about Lai Mohammed accusing CNN of fake news about the Lekki Shooting.  And then, let's talk about the BBC’s Report that 12 Police Officers have been abducted.

Here your #HardFacts:

Someone asked a very intriguing question: If your parents had only had enough money to send one child to school, would it have been you?

That’s a POWERFUL question if you think deeply about it. Because what this person is REALLY asking is, “would your parents have thought you were the most likely, among all your siblings, to use an education successfully on behalf of the family?” Would you have been your family’s best shot?

 protesters.  And then, let's talk about CNN’s report about the Lekki Toll Gate shootings Let's talk about clashes between Okada riders and Police and Task Force here in Lagos.  Then, let's talk about the family of a slain Policeman claiming his colleagues killed him, not #EndSARS