What political stories stood out for you in the 2025?
Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Dadong Antibas on the issues

The Nigeria Government has stated that the tax laws will begin effect from January 1st, 2026 despite the alterations discovered by the national Assembly.
What are the myths and benefits of the tax laws?
Join Richard Badung on Let's Talk with Dr Jim Pam Wayyas, Chairman, Plateau State Internal Revenue Board.

What do you think is making the war against insurgents groups in Nigeria seem difficult to defeat?
Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Salis Abdulsalam on the issues.

Let's Talk: 2025 has been so much to talk about from politics, insecurity, government policies and other issues affecting the Nigeria's economy and system.
What can you remember 2025 for?
Let's Talk will be having a social and political analyst, Zang Apollos with Richard Badung to discuss the above topic

Many Nigerians believe that the United States needs to sustain its missile strikes on terrorist enclaves in the country. Do you support this call or the Nigerian government can carry on from there?
Join the conversation on Nigeria at sunset.

Let's Talk: Recently, the Nigerian government through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs acknowledged the collaborative effort of international community such as the United States of America in ending insurgency in Nigeria.
What's your thought on this very effort to combat insecurity?
Join Richard Badung on Let's Talk as he hosts Luka Panpe

What's your reaction to President Donald Trump's revelation of a US airstrike in Nigeria at the midnight of Thursday?
Guest: Dr. Maiwazi Dandaura

Nigeria At Sunset

Let's Talk: Even as the FG gives her best in fighting insecurity in the country, recent report shows that a bomb blast happened on the eve of Christmas where at least five worshippers were killed and more than 20 others injured, after a suspected suicide bomber detonated an explosive device during congregational prayers at a mosque in Maiduguri, the Borno State capital.
How can this fear of terror be dealt with during festive periods as this?
Meanwhile, can the cost of living in this very Christmas be said to be better than the previous?

Nigeria's former Attorney General, Abubakar Malami is alleging victimization and media trial by the EFCC, which has filed a 16-count charges of corruption against he and his son, Abubakar Abdul Aziz Malami.
With claims such as this common place in our country, how much transparency should go into the fight against corruption?
Join Ponsah Fanap and Gilbert Joseph on Nigeria at Sunset