LET'S TALK PODCAST 14TH SEPT 2021

While canvassing votes in 2015, the APC said it would amend the constitution to achieve devolution of power, is the current situation playing out, beyond Value Added Tax? 

What do you make this era where we have seen states have come together to challenge the stance of the Federal Government on some issues i.e: stamp duty, Paris club refund, local government autonomy etc

Today is world suicide prevention day. In Nigeria, it is reported that those who are called to receive help from committing suicide are under 30yrs. 

What would this be probably attributed to?

Have you wondered what are the plans of the state govt about the third wave of Covid-19? Especially as some states are making vaccines mandatory for its people.

What may likely play out when the PLHA resume from its recess?

PMB today on a one day state visit to Imo State described Gov. Hope Uzodinma as a man of integrity for bringing development to the state.

Is the APC about to shock Nigerians by winning the governorship election in Anambra State?

As states in the southern part of the country have begun passing laws banning open grazing; will this move reduce of stop the farmers/herders clash? 

Do you want to understand the VAT issue, with Lagos Assembly passing the law today?

 Open Mic with Opeyemi Akinyode 

The Rivers State Gov., Nyesom Wike has remained undeterred that his state would not pay VAT to the FG. This is generating interesting conversations.

PMB yesterday after a meeting with the head of security demanded that they bring an end to insecurity in the N.E and N.C.

On Monday, They Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) ordered telecom operators to suspend their networks in Zamfara as part of efforts to fight insecurity in the state. 

As nation continues to battle insecurity, how much result will the measures taken deliver?

oday marks it 20yrs when man rose against his own kind killing, destroying and maiming. 

Things have changed be it for the good or the worse; business relations, education, housing, public transportation, markets and even theology.

Can Jos like the days of yore go back how it was? If it can, how will it start?

The recent ban on Keke is causing hardships on both operators and commuters. Some have arrived at the conclusion that govt didn't think about the consequences of it decision.

What role can technology play in ensuring that people are safe when they board a Keke? 

Ponsah Fanap asked John Kelle, a social commentator and David Daser, the Director General of the Plateau State Information and Communication Technology Development Agency the issues.