Are political parties democratic in the ongoing primary elections?
Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Philip Nyango on the issues.

Opposition politics is a major part of democracy
But at what point does opposition evolve from being another charade of political drama to asking real questions and offering viable alternatives to the people?
On Let's Talk today, Barrister Adama and Jwet Longkat will be discussing on the role of opposition politics to fostering democracy and good governance.
Has opposition politics helped grow our democratic process and improve governance
Or has it taken us backwards

 APC Primaries Drama: Is Nigeria’s Democracy in Danger?
Politicians who lost out in the APC primaries across the country are crying foul — accusing their state governments of partisan politics and unfair elections.
This internal crisis has raised serious questions: How dangerous is this kind of politics to Nigeria’s democracy? And are these events a warning sign of what’s coming in the 2027 general elections?
Today on the show, John Kelle joins Emeka and Chelsea to break it all down: the importance, the dangers, and what it means for Nigeria’s future.
What’s your take?
Are these just normal party issues or a red flag for 2027?

The APC primaries in the country has been met with controversy as some big wigs were not cleared and others lost their party tickets.
How do these events affect the All progressive Congress and its internal politics leading to the general elections?
The video of a teacher beheaded in Oyo state has raised concerns about the insecurity in Nigeria. How much of the current insecurity is due to the political season and how much is a stand-alone issue?
What other stories are you following today?

Does the outcome of the APC primary election so far reflective of the collective wish of the people?
Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Prof. Abraham Sesan and Dr. Gad Peter Shamaki on the issues.

The APC's House of Representatives Primaries on Saturday has rocked and tested the foundations of internal politics in the countries.
Aspirants who lost their elections - and their supporters - have rejected the election results, leading to calls for calm in the state.
On Let's Talk, we will speak with Santos Larab on the role of internal politics in Nigeria'e democratic growth, and the future of politics in the country?
Given the reactions of the elections and the reactions it has generated, are you in favour of direct primaries - or should political parties return to indirect primaries?

Do you think the outcome of party primaries will affect secondary elections and is it possible to have a transparent process that all will be satisfied with?
Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Dip. Panan Gongden and Pharm. Samuel Gyang Ishaya on the issues.

What would suggest to political parties to adopt at their primaries; consensus or direct primaries?
Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Santos Ayuba Larabs Tanshak on the issues.

As the 2027 general elections approach, Nigerian politicians are dotting their i’s and crossing their t’s, strategizing for victory at the polls.
In the past few weeks, the biggest talks in town have been defections, political realignments, and serious mathematical calculations on whether the opposition can actually unseat the ruling party.
On today’s episode of Let’s Talk, we sit down with Mr. Polycarp Auta to break down the latest political developments in Nigeria and Plateau State.
 Hot question:
Do you agree with Alhaji Atiku Abubakar that zoning the presidential ticket to the South is doomed to fail in its bid to unseat President Tinubu?
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Would you recommend to political parties to adopt consensus option for their primaries?
Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Stumlog Golmut and John Kelle on the issues.