Professor Ekanem Braide Speaks about the state of Nigeria Primary Health Care, and easy ways to improve Public Health.

Famous celebrity comedian and newly incurred Chairman of the Creative Industry Advisory Committee Ali Baba talks to Funmi Iyanda about non-testing, influencers, imams, why politicians have lost their credibility, and why his committee hasn’t handed out palliatives.

Public Eye invited two-time governor of Lagos State now Minister of Works and Housing, Minister Babatunde Fashola to speak on the effects of coronavirus on the housing sector. In a sit down with Funmi Iyanda, Fashola tackles the history of mankind, mortgages, and why he can't be persuaded without knowledge.

Former NTA anchor and coronavirus survivor Diana Odeli gives Public Eye Live a graphic account of surviving coronavirus with an underlying condition, speaking on crackling lungs, poor doctor referrals, and why you should never share a mask.

The Head Media and Communications at National Commission for Refugees, Migration, and Internally Displaced Persons, Alkasim Abdulkadir speaks to Funmi Iyanda on Public Eye Live about 13 million children out of school, resettlement cities, political reform and the dangers of ideology.

With public media coverage of Nigerians being repatriated all over the world, Public Eye Live welcomes Chairman of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission Hon. Abike Dabiri-Erewa. In a sit down with Funmi Iyanda, she speaks on immigration, border closures, human trafficking, why quarantine centers aren’t hotels, and why Nigerian lives matter.

In a wide-ranging interview with Funmi Iyanda Chairman of the National Road Workers Association Musiliu Ayinde Akinsanya otherwise known as MC Oluomo talks a new task force, safety measures, car insurance, palliatives, a new identification system all in the age of coronavirus.

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In a rare sit-down one of Nigeria’s most popular musicians and social activists 2Face speaks to Funmi Iyanda about conspiracy theories, his unpopular donation, colonialism, Afrobeats, soft power, the American dream, herbal medicine, censorship and the importance of not giving up.

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From herd immunity, busting the 5G myth, the importance of testing the asymptomatic, why we should support herbal medicines, the truth behind Senegal’s testing kits, and God, science and vaccines, renowned Virologist and Former WHO Regional Head for Nigeria Professor Oyewale Tomori shares his thoughts with Funmi Iyanda on Public Eye Live.