The Bola Ahmed Tinubu administration has put Nigeria in huge debt as it has borrowed nearly N96 trillion in two years, sending shockwaves among citizens. He has submitted proposals at the National Assembly to borrow nearly N39 trillion from multilateral agencies in one fell swoop, taking the nation’s debt profile to nearly N183 trillion.
Last week Tuesday, Tinubu sought the approval of Nigeria’s lawmakers to borrow $21.5 billion, €2.2 billion, and ¥15 billion. He also plans to take a grant totalling €65 million. Tinubu also asked the National Assembly to sanction the issuance of domestic bonds worth N757.9 billion to settle outstanding pension liabilities.
What has been the effect of the removal of fuel subsidy in the administration's economic reform?
Join Let's Talk as Richard Badung will be hosting a Professor in Economics, Professor Yohanna Panshak, Tetfund Desk Officer Plateau State University, Bokkos.

At the dawn of a new period in the life of the Tinubu and Mutfwang administrations, what are key interventions that stand or do not stand out for you so far?
Join Ponsah Fanap and Gilbert Joseph as they look at the issues with Barr. Chesil Drenkat.

As the offices of the president and the governor of Plateau State both celebrate their two years today, what it has been like for citizens is what one can't say.
For the governor of Plateau State, the interventions in some sectors or area in the state is quite laudable as improvement is needed in some other parts.
As citizens what can you say you have enjoyed in the last two years of this administration?
Join Richard Badung on Let's Talk as he continues the conversation with Nde Yakubu Gomos Live. Stay tuned.

Is there an opposition strong enough to unseat President Bola Ahmed Tinubu come 2027?
Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with you on the issues.

Assessing the Tinubu's administration since assuming office to mark the two years in office of the president.
The administration has been married with both the ups and downs, the two years might not have been yes of roses but how effective and balance has the administration of the President been in terms development following the much budget and debts the country has been faced with.
How can you describe the present administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in two years, do you think this tenure will end well for Nigerians?
Having this conversation on Let's Talk, Nde Yakubu Gomos, will appear live with Richard Badung. Be a part of the conversation.

In Wike’s statement pulling out of all agreements reached to resolve all the disputes within the party; Wike blamed Seyi Makinde for sabotaging efforts at reconciliation.

Is there an end to lingering crisis affecting the PDP or is the end far from sight?

Rights of Children: World Children’s Day is UNICEF’s global day of action for children, by children, marking the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Child rights are human rights. They are non-negotiable and universal. But in too many places today children’s rights are being misunderstood, disregarded or even denied and attacked.

It's often said that children are the leaders of tomorrow. How can they achieve that feat when they are not treated right?

Wike’s letter pulling out of former agreements with the PDP has stirred reactions. Some have reacted that the decision of Nyesom Wike is not well thought out.

Will the PDP find its mojo back or are we seeing the near collapse of Africa’s largest political party?

As governors across the country plan to celebrate or mark their two years in office taking a look at what governance has been like in their states is one thing citizens should be taking note of.

On the Plateau, the case has not been different with the successes being recorded by the overtime.

How has governance been in the past two years for you as citizens on the Plateau?

Is the CPC bloc within the APC marginalized or are they being carried along?