NOIPolls Podcast

Agriculture in Nigeia is not just about planting crops or raising animals. It forms the backbone of livelihoods, shapes food security, fuels employment, drives rural progress, powers trade, and anchors the nations economy.

Since so many Nigerians rely on agriculture, both directly and indirectly, the sectors fortunes ripple through households.

Data Chat delves into the impact of agricultural interventions with the Thrive Agric team, with focus on the tangible benefits of agriculture, shifting food prices and the story behind food production.

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Patient Safety is a fundamental component of an effective healthcare system for sustainable community development. When the safety of patients are prioritized families and communities benefit healthier outcomes, increased trust in the system and social, economic development.

Barr. Ebenezer Egwuatu, Medical Lawyer and Patients' Rights Advocate speaks on communication, trust and transparency in patient care.

In Nigeria, persistent challenges as banditry, kidnapping, terrorism, armed robbery, communal conflicts and cyber crime continue to test Nigeria's security architecture highlighting a need for a more effective policing system and structure.

On #Datachat, the Executive Director Cleen Foundation, Mr. Peter Maduoma reimagines the security architecture in Nigeria and strategies necessary for the effectiveness of security operatives to tackling evolving security threats.

Democracy in Nigeria has successfully secured the nations longest period of uninterrupted civilian rule yet most citizens express poor dividends of democracy with extreme inflation, rising debt and hardship ravaging the country.

On #ThePodium, Amy, Onwumere, Legal and Program Officer, Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre and Dr. Emmanuel Nkanta, Deputy Director, The Kukah Centre speak on Governance and accountability.

Women's reproductive autonomy is the fundamental right of a woman to make her own informed decisions about her body, sexuality, and reproduction, free from coercion or violence. This includes choices about contraception, pregnancy, and childbirth, and is crucial for women's health, human rights, and gender equality, enabling them to plan their lives and participate fully in society. 

Samson Odukogbe, Knowledge Management and Communications Officer (Adolescent and Youth Focal Officer) Association of Reproductive and Family Health speaks on access, challenges and addressing reproductive health care in Nigeria.

Child abuse in Nigeria remains a critical issue threatening the well-being, development, and future of millions of children across the country. It takes many forms—physical violence, sexual abuse, emotional neglect, child labor, trafficking, and early/forced marriage.

Jedidaiah Osoba, Communications Officer, Child and Youth Protection Foundation speaks on issues bothering around #ChildAbuse, strengthening legal enforcement, community education & awareness and strengthening child protection services.

The importance of Democracy cannot be over emphasized, as it plays a huge role in promoting human rights, good governance, and sustainable development.

On #DataChat, Dengiyefa Angalapu, Research Analyst, Center for Democracy and Development (CDD-West Africa) and Tunde Salman Jimoh, Team Lead/Convener Good Governance Team speak on Nigeria's years of democracy.

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The United Nations recognizes water and sanitation as a human right, defining it as the right to sufficient, safe, acceptable, physically accessible, and affordable water for personal and domestic use. It is estimated that by 2025, two-thirds of the global population could face water shortages.

This includes regions like sub-Saharan Africa, hence ensuring people have access to clean water close to their homes cannot be overemphasized.

On The Podium, Mrs. Bibian Ama speaks on challenges associated with water access and emphasizing the importance of water governance.

The United Nations recognizes water and sanitation as a human right, defining it as the right to sufficient, safe, acceptable, physically accessible, and affordable water for personal and domestic use. 

It is estimated that by 2025, two-thirds of the global population could face water shortages. This includes regions like sub-Saharan Africa, hence ensuring people have access to clean water close to their homes cannot be overemphasized.

On #DataChat, Dr. Ismaila Adetunji Jimoh, Executive Director, Water Initiatives Nigeria (WIN) and Engr. Victor Ojinta, Project Management Professional speaks on challenges associated to water access and emphasizing the importance of water governance.

On the 1st of October 2024, Nigeria marked its 64th Independence Day celebration. President Tinubu in his Independence Day speech for what hopes lie ahead stated, “Better days are ahead of us... Together, we will cultivate a Nigeria that reflects the aspirations of all its citizens, a nation that resonates with pride, dignity and shared success."  

On #DataChat, Social commentator and Analyst - Mr. Micahel Ejimkonye, speaks on Nigeria's journey since independence, steps in the right direction and hopes ahead.

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