In this episode of the Mic on Podcast, the anchor, Seun Okinbaloye gets answers on his no-holds-barred chat with Hon. Shina Peller, a former House of Reps member on his political journey and experiences, from his failed bid to return to the National Assembly and rationale behind his recent move to the People's Democratic Party (PDP).

The podcast also explored Mr. Peller's stance on the importance of taking collective actions in tackling Nigeria's issues.

Guest(s):

Hon. Shina Peller

(Former Member, House of Reps)

In this edition of the Mic on Podcast, the anchor, Seun Okinbaloye and his guests discussed the issues of Hunger Protest and if president Tinubu can tame the rising agitations. Nigeria has been rocked by a wave of hunger, inflation and untold hardship. In some parts of the country, citizens have taken to the streets to protest demanding government take action and address the rising poverty and food insecurity in the country.

Festus Osifo shared his perspectives and the decision of the Trade Union Congress on the Planned Labor Protests. He spoke about the Agreements between the congress and the Federal Government.

Human Rights Activist Deji Adeyanju spoke about the capacity of the Tinubu-led administration to be able to tame the rising hunger and hardship rocking the nation.

The Podcast also engaged listeners on X formerly known as Twitter, giving the audience a chance to air their views and suggestions on the way forward.

Guest:

Festus Osifo (President Trade Union Congress)

Deji Adeyanju (Human Rights Activist)

In this enlightening episode of the Mic on Podcast, host Seun Okinbaloye engages Tope Fasua, an Economist and Economic Adviser to the President, in a discussion focusing on the persistent escalation of commodity prices and whether Tinubu's administration can effectively address it. The recent surge in essential commodity prices has raised concerns among both citizens and policymakers.

Tope Fasua provides deeper insights into the economic inflation, emphasizing that Nigerians should anticipate positive outcomes from the implemented reforms without expecting any new surprises, as major reforms have already been enacted. He highlights the need for swift and thoughtful actions to address the rising commodity prices, emphasizing that the podcast serves as a compelling call to action to improve the quality of life for Nigerians.

Guest:

Tope Fasua

Economist/Economic Adviser to the President

In this revealing episode of the Mic on Podcast, the anchor Seun Okinbaloye had a chat with Hon. Stella Okotete the Executive Director of NEXIM Bank, about her aborted ministerial appointment, issues surrounding falsification of her certificates and possible attacks from some top political figures that might have threatened her nomination as one of Nigeria’s Ministers.

The podcast also explored the position of Nigeria’s economy, the renewed hope agenda of president Bola Tinubu and how NEXIM Bank will aid exportation and refine policies to boost Nigeria’s import and export investments.

Guests:

Hon. Stella Okotete

(Executive Director NEXIM Bank)

The host Seun Okinbaloye engaged listeners on X and a chat with Prof. Chidi Odinka on whether Nigeria is on the right track. The activist also touched on President Tinubu’s cabinet members and the issue of competence.

Prof. Odinkalu wants Nigerians to always ask questions before agitating for change, he says change can be either negative or positive and choose leaders who can move the country forward rather than choosing based on ethnicity, religion or emotions.

Guest:

Prof. Chidi Odinka

(Right Activist)

On this episode of the Mic on Podcast, the anchor, Seun Okinbaloye gets answers on the current state of Nigeria, under the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in regards to the multifaceted challenges faced by the citizens.

The podcast also engaged Mr. Adamu Garba, a social commentator on the impact of the Tinubu-led administration, particularly on the devaluation of the Naira, insecurity and proposed relocation of some relevant key agencies of the government from the FCT to Lagos, which has been met with criticism across the nation's geopolitical zones.

Guests:

Adamu Garba

(Social Commentator)

In this revealing episode of the Mic on Podcast, the anchor, Seun Okinbaloye delves into a compelling conversation with Ndu Nwokolo, a security expert and Agada Godwin Paul a kidnap victim.

The focus of this discussion is the ominous shadow of abduction that has cast a long and dark clouds over Nigeria, spanning from the notorious Chibok girls' incident to the alarming surge in multiple kidnapping cases. The epicenter of this disconcerting trend has now shifted to the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), where social media is inundated with distress calls, and the desperate cry for help resonates ever more loudly.

The podcast highlights Nwokolo's insights into the potential consequences for the safety of Abuja and its diplomatic community, as well as a comprehensive strategy to combat the well-organized kidnappers and their planners.

Additionally, the podcast amplifies firsthand accounts from survivors, offering narratives that further illuminate the brutality of these incidents. These stories reveal the profound psychological and physical trauma endured by those who have faced abduction.

Ultimately, the podcast serves as a compelling call to action, illuminating the urgent need for collective efforts to address and curb the alarming rise of kidnappings in the country.

Guest(s):

Ndu Nwokolo

Security Expert

In this episode of the Mic on Podcast, the anchor, Seun Okinbaloye engages in a compelling discussion with Jibrin Okutepa, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria and seasoned lawyer.

The discussion revolves around the aftermath of the recent Supreme Court decisions related to eight hitherto pending 2023 gubernatorial election cases in Kano, Ebonyi, Plateau, Bauchi, Lagos, Abia, Cross River, and Zamfara, all of which witnessed intense political competition.

The podcast takes a deep dive into Okutepa's expressed concerns regarding the challenges currently faced by the Nigerian judiciary. He sheds light on issues such as remuneration disparities and the troubling trend of politicizing legal processes.

Okutepa also shares his insights on the need for diverse strategies in approaching future cases. His focus lies in upholding the principles of justice and fortifying public trust in the judiciary, particularly in the wake of these critical legal resolutions.

Join us in this insightful conversation with Jibrin Okutepa, where we explore the intricacies of the Nigerian legal landscape and the imperative for a resilient and just judiciary.

Guest: Jibrin Okutepa (Senior Advocate of Nigeria

"Who Are Those Killing the People of Plateau and why? Mic On Podcast delves into the heart of the ongoing violence in the peaceful state, with a focus on understanding the perpetrators behind the attacks.

On this episode of the Mic On Podcast, the host Seun Okinbaloye and his guests Hon Dachung Bagus Former member, House of Reps, Plateau State and Kabir Adamu Security Expert navigate the issues surrounding the Christmas eve killings and what would have led to it.

Both guests raised thought-provoking questions, engaging with listeners across platforms, while offering potential pathways toward peace and resolution and urging government to find a lasting solution to the cycle of unrest in plateau state.

GUESTS:

Hon Dachung Bagus (Former member, House of Reps, Plateau State)

Kabir Adamu (Security Expert)

In this episode of the Mic on Podcast, Seun Okinbaloye raises thought-provoking questions concerning the various accusations against former CBN Governor, Godwin Emefiele, following the magnitude of the monies involved.

The podcast also navigates through a comprehensive legal and economic analysis as well as consequences and concerns of systemic corruption in Nigeria's financial landscape.

Guests:

Paul Alaje

(Economist)

Liborous Oshoma

(Lawyer)