Pre-hearing by the presidential election tribunal begins on Monday, May 8.

1. What are your expectations from the tribunal?

 2. Do any of the political parties challenging the emergence of the president-elect stand a chance in court?

 3. Do you think the process should be transmitted live to Nigerians for transparency? 

 4. How much do you trust the judiciary in this process?

The ruling party, All Progressives Congress is yet to zone the leadership position in the NASS despite the party saying that it’ll do that after Ramadan. Those angling to serve especially from the APC are on a serious lobby on their colleagues. Do you think the APC can bring balance especially with the same faith ticket already at the executive? Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert had a conversation with Prince Valentine Adese on the issues.

How will the ongoing war in Sudan affect some countries in Sub-Saharan Africa as the UN is reporting that over 20,000 people have fled the country for safety? Ponsah Fanap and Gilbert Joseph had a conversation with Amb. Melvin Ejeh and Barr. Nankin Bagudu ESQ on the issues.

As the country's workers celebrate workers days today, Abigail and Emeka will be looking at workers' welfare in the last eight years, both in the federal and state level. What is the performance index for the federal and state government ?What are the positives for education and the civil service? Do we have policies that protect workers in the country? What are the viable solutions to the myriad of issues? Abigail and Emeka will spoke with Silas Dung and Doug Kaze on the governments' scorecard with workers welfare. 

The youth have been credited with playing critical roles before and during the just concluded elections in Plateau state. Do they risk the possibility of been relegated to the background if they return to sleep? What are some of the ways they can be carried along in the affairs of governance at both the Federal and state levels? Another major concern is the concrete manner in which they can state their case. What have they done in time past, and what can they do better, going? Ponsah Fanap and Gilbert Joseph talked to Dafes Yeshak about these concerns.

As the World Celebrates World Malaria Day on April 25 yearly, Nigeria is striving, along with other countries, to achieve zero malaria numbers. The theme for this year's World Malaria Day is: “Time to deliver zero malaria: invest, innovate, implement.” Abigail Siman and Emeka Umesi had a conversation with Dr. Onoja on steps being taken to reduce malaria in Nigeria.

There is no denying the fact that the Plateau economy needs rejigging, with so much expectations by citizens from the incoming administration. What are some of the immediate action plans the governor-elect, Barrister Caleb Mutfwang can implement as he gears up to hit the ground running? What would you also want to see him do in order to protect the vulnerable members of society who are clearly the worst hit? Ponsah Fanap and Gilbert Joseph had a conversation with Dr. Dagwom Dang on the issues.

Nigerians are looking forward to the inauguration of a new government on the 29th of May 2023 and ahead of that day, transition committees have been put together by exiting Governors, Governors-elect ranging from 10 man committee to 62 man committee. The question still remains, will the new administration do better than the previous? What are the roles of the transition committee members? What are the implications of the committee on the cost of governance? Is it necessary to have a transition committee? Join Abigail Siman and Emeka Umesi as they discuss with Dr Nyango Philip and Comrade Steve Aluko on the roles of a transition committee and their necessity .

The call for governor-elect, Barr. Caleb Mutfwang to either probe the Lalong administration or not is seemingly dividing opinions among citizens. What would you suggest for the next government to do in order to ensure accountability and prevent corruption in high places? Ponsah Fanap and Gilbert Joseph had a chat with Hon. David Racha.

As President Buhari's tenure finally comes to an end, his government's economic policies, success, hits and misses are integral in grading the president. The state on various economic growth indices are staggering. For example, the country's debt profile sits at a whooping #44 trillion. What are the economic quick fixes the incoming government can implement to ensure Nigeria survives the doldrum of economic woes? What policies did the president implement that you believe helped the economy in some ways? What are the low hanging fruits for the incoming government? What areas of the economy should the government strengthen in the next one year? Abigail and Emeka spoke with Mr. Emmanuel Idenyi Shaibu.