Here's today's #BigHardFact   The total value of assets managed in Nigeria’s pension funds in N10.8Trillion.

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- Let’s talk about the State Government making businesses pay N250,000 for each delivery bike they own.

- Then let’s talk about the Eti-Osa LCDA demolishing shops at Sangotedo Market this weekend.

- And then, let’s talk about the House of Reps saying our loan agreements with China allow them to seize our sovereign assets.

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SA To President Buhari On Digital & New Media, Tolu Ogunlesi joins Sandra Ezekwesili on #HardFacts.

- Let's talk about NIPOST’s decision to increase the license fees for courier service operators.

We will talk to the President of the Association of Nigerian Courier Operators about how they’ll respond to the decision.

- Then let’s talk to a courier operator here in Lagos, about their business environment.

- And THEN, let’s talk to a policy expert about whether an operator like NIPOST should ALSO be a regulator.

#HardFacts | Sandra Ezekwesili

Here’s today’s #BigHardFact:

JAMB has announced that First Choice and Second Choice Admissions should begin on August 21st.

This leaves a few questions unanswered.

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- Let's talk about an LCDA here in Lagos charging POS Agents a new weekly levy.

- Then let's talk about NIPOST increasing license fees for logistics operators, and the supervising Minister saying they don’t have a right to do it.

- And then, let's talk about the Third Mainland Bridge. This is the first Monday since it closed. Let’s talk about how it has affected you, and what Governor Sanwo-Olu says the state government is doing to make life easier.

#HardFacts | Sandra Ezekwesili

-Let’s talk about Russia exchanging words with the US and UK over weapons in Space.

Here’s today’s #BigHardFact:

See Less-  Let’s talk about the FIRS saying Nigerians should pay 6% Stamp Duty on  tenancy agreements. That’s House Rent. Nigerians are NOT pleased.