Alh. Sule Lamido has warned that the so called consensus led by Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida and announced by prof. Abdullahi Ango is just an opinion of a few persons not the entire PDP northern elders. This episode dissects the intrigues and potential landmines that could work against the People's Democratic Party. Happy listening.

Here is a roundup for the week on political and social events in Nigeria.

Nigerians are taken aback. The price which was revealed to the public officially by the APC publicity secretary Felix Morgan tells us how expensive and lucrative politics is in Nigeria. The new leadership of the party will be tested on this ground. Nigerians think it is outrageous. Could they be right? Have a great listen.

It is some few minutes to BMF so I bumped into classiq and we discussed industry, indigenous rap in Nigeria, he cracked some jokes and played snippets off his soon to be released album "Bakin Bature". Please somebody tell Bremo I will be coming for the event.

A senior advocate of Nigeria Femi Falana shares his thoughts on state Pardon against the Backdrop of the law and morality. He further argues for restructuring.

The nigerian youths are either taken for granted or they have sold their birthright. The praises chanted by Bola Ahmed Tinubu was not inspiring to say the least knowing well how youths are neglected and his position in his political party. His voice and my perspective on this episode.

CDQ thinks only artists who were worth it were invited to meet with Rick Ross on his recent visit to Nigeria. MI, YCEE and others feel that the afrobeats guys have lost regards for them. But why so? How did rappers end up here? To me, this goes beyond style of music or genre. This is about business. My thoughts on this episode.

Tender justice with mercy some will say. Yesterday the council of state in Nigeria sat and the outcome of their meeting announced freedom to more than 150 convicts. Notable amongst them is former governor senator Joshua Dariye and ex-governor Jolly Nyame. Everyone deserves mercy right? But what qualified them, politics, national security or remorse? Have a great listen.

After nation wide consultations with APC governors nationwide, the vice president of Nigeria declares intention for the position of the president come 2023. Nigerians are making jest of it but so far it doesn't appear to be a joke. At least not yet. What are the odds? What are the chances, what does this portend for our democracy? Join the show.

This is an update on security issues in the country over the past one week. Covers briefly from train attack to sack of Imam.