In this episode recorded a few weeks ago before a review of the 1999 constitution commenced across all the states of the federation, Secretary General of the Yoruba Council of Elders, Aare, Dr Kunle Olajide insists that hope for a better Nigeria lies in a new Constitution.

He faults the current document and wonders how a constitution operates without the option of a referendum.

Two weeks ago, I met with two victims (after lots of convincing) of the Ikere - Akure road kidnap incident which claimed one life. They narrate their ordeal in not just the hands of the kidnappers but also in the hands of the police of the Ekiti and Ondo state command along the borderline who refused to take responsibility for rescue operations. 

In this chat with former federal lawmaker, Bimbo Daramola - He suggests that the President Muhammadu Buhari administration may have the will to fight insurgency and other insecurity challenges but is lacking in strategies. He also strongly blames fellow politicians for the violent disruptions that have become synonymous with elections. 

In this chat with Mr Ebenezer Fabowale - who recently left Nigeria for the United Kingdom to Study Medical Genetics and Genomics, Oxford Brookes University, Oxford, UK tells me why Nigerians, especially the middle class are abandoning prospects in Nigeria to search for the golden fleece abroad. 

*Japa: A Nigerian slang about fleeing for safety or in this context - fleeing from Nigeria.

In this chat with security Scholar, Mr Akeem Bello and legal Practitioner, Barr Oluwayomi Ojo - we review President Muhammadu Buhari directives to Army Chiefs and Niger State's plan to negotiate with bandits and Yahaya Bello's stance not to take the Covid 19 vaccines.