On Let's Talk: The Ruling Party's Internal Wranglings and its role in the 2027 general elections
The All Progressive Congress (APC) conducted their screening process for candidates vying for seats on the state's house of assembly.
However, there has been dissenting voices who feel marginalised from the process.
To answer these questions and more, we'll be speaking with Mr Wumana Bako, the APC Public Relations Secretary
We'd also be reviewing the governor's performance and his possible re-election next year.
Has the APC in Plateau State been fair to its members with its screening process?

With the insecurity ravaging communities across the country, have you ever wondered when it’ll stop or when the govt will do all to protect innocent people?
Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Gyang Bere PhD and Gad Shamaki PhD on the issues.

Let's Talk: Open Mic Tuesday 
JAMB's recent move to reduce the cutoff marks for admission into universities and Polytechnics has raised questions on the declining quality of education in the country.
Does JAMB's move further weakens the educational system in Nigeria, or are they aligning with the reality on ground?
The PUNCH reported today that the FG is on the verge of borrowing additional $1.25 Billion Loan from the World Bank. The proposed loan, titled "Nigeria Actions for Investment and Jobs Acceleration" is expected to be presented for approval on June 26, 2026, about six months and 21 days before the January 16, 2027, presidential election, according to the revised timetable of the Independent National Electoral Commission.
Who should be blamed for the increasing debt burden of the country: the presidency, the lenders, or the legislature that approves of these loans?
Growing insecurity in Plateau state has again drawn promises from te governor. In Barkin Ladi Yesterday, Governor Mutfwang promised to increase security and a stop to the incessant killings.
How much should we trust the governor's promises

With all the attacks going on unabated, is it safe to conclude that the situation is overwhelming and no solution?
Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Solomon Mwantiri Esq, Adama Akutsam Esq and Chesil Drenkat Esq on the issues

Recent spate of killings in Barkin Ladi and Riyom raises questions, again, about the security of citizens in Plateau state.
With promises and verbal commitments to intensify security, citizens continue to live in fear. Over the course of two weeks, scores of Plateau citizens have been killed
Joining us today on Let's Talk is Barr Solomon Mwanti, President of the Berom Youth Moulders Association
What permanent solutions would you suggest to these lingering crisis?

How different will the presidential race be if Goodluck Jonathan decides to join the race?
Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Pharm. Samuel Gyang Ishaya on the issues.

Is it over for the woes plaguing the PDP?
Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Hon. Nuru Shehu on the issues.

The senate, on Wednesday, were engaged in a heated debate as some senators, led by Adams Oshiomole, demanded that Nigeria takes economic measures Against South African Businesses following growing genocidal attacks and threats.
While the Senate President, Godswill Akpabio, called for more diplomatic conversations to deal with the issue with the formation of a committee to look into the issue
On Let's Talk today, Father Youngten joins us to understand why these tensions continue to rise, and how to stop Nigerians from being targeted in South Africa
What solutions would you proffer to the incessant Xenophobic attacks?

Do you think the NDC will gather enough momentum to unseat the APC as ruling party?
Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Nenman Johnson and John Kelle on the issues.

The poltical landscape of the country continues to shift as politicians realign their personal and political interests with parties that suit them.
Following the defection of Mr Peter Obi and Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso to the NDC, Nigerians ask if these moves wouldn't further weaken the opposition and give the ruling party an easy pass to victory next year.
On Let's Talk, Chelsea and Emeka would be having a conversation with Extravagant Malobi and Honourable Solomon Dalung on the future of Nigeria's opposition politics and the state of democracy.
What does Obi and Kwankwaso's detection mean for our politics and democracy - progress or retrogression?