Analysts have continuously said the information managers of a government can either make or mar the reputation of not just the government but the citizens of a country or state. Are you proud of the image created previously of Plateau State and Nigeria under the watch of the past Government in the state and federal government? How would you like to see the state and Nigeria at large presented in the committee of nations?

Amid Nigeria's substantial contribution of over 60% to global tuberculosis cases, there exists a critical necessity for heightened

The Coup in Niger Republic has so many implications on Nigeria due to their border proximity. What are some of these implications? With the firm resolve of Nigeria's President, Bola Tinubu to not rule out the use of force through the instrumentality of ECOWAS should the junta not give way to the return to democratic rule in that country, what will things look like? Ponsah Fanap and Gilbert Joseph would be speaking to Dr.

JayFM Anniversary Edition: Join Abigail Siman and Christie Pam on this edition of Lets Talk.

The Senate has so far screened 45 of the 48 nominees sent to it by the President. Nigerians are looking forward to the various portfolios of

The Senate yesterday released the name of 45 ministerial nominees cleared for appointments. The names of Nasir El-Rufia, Stella Oketete,

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The Governor while swearing in the new commissioners said, ‘perform or be replaced’! Do you think that’s a political statement or a statement of his determination to keep the commissioners in check? Do you support the idea of a war with Niger Republic? Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Joseph Adudu and Rev. Akims Mamot on the issues.

As Nigerians try to make sense of the current political trajectory in the country, the Niger coup and Nigeria’s involvement and its implications have also taken the front burner in social and political spaces. Abigail Siman and Emeka Umesi will be speaking with Silas Patric Dung on the ministerial nominees, new commissioners, and the Niger coup and its ripple effects on Nigeria and Africa. Are you satisfied with the list of commissioners and their portfolios in the state?

From the ministerial screening so far, how confident are you

And finally, what are your takes on the coup in Niger and

A ministerial nominee of President Bola Tinubu, Maryam Shetty from Kano State has been substituted with Festus Keyamo, sparking mixed reactions across the country. What do you make of the step taken by Mr. President in that regard? Ponsah Fanap and Gilbert Joseph would be speaking with Hon. John Akans and Mr. John Kelle about the issues.

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Focus: The coup de’tat in Niger Republic

Guest: Nnabugwu Chizoba, Public Affairs Analyst & Development Consultant