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22 MAR. 2025 · Since its formation, the All Progressives Congress (APC) has struggled to gain a foothold in Nigeria’s South-East, facing deep-seated political loyalties, ethnic suspicions, and historical grievances.
But with high-profile defections, strategic political appointments, and infrastructural projects, the ruling party is making a fresh push to change the narrative.
Will these efforts translate into genuine support at the polls, or are they merely political survival tactics? What hurdles does the APC still need to overcome to secure dominance in the region? And what role will the upcoming Anambra governorship election play in testing this ambition?
In this episode, we dissect APC’s latest political maneuvers and what they mean for the future of South-East politics.
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20 MAR. 2025 · The NYSC scheme has been a subject of debate for years, with questions surrounding its relevance and impact.
However, a recent viral video by corps member Raye has reignited discussions beyond its traditional purpose. From economic hardship and free speech to NYSC’s responsiveness to corps members’ concerns.
In this episode, we look into the broader conversations thrown up by this controversy.
What do these say about the scheme?
19 MAR. 2025 · The People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in Delta State is at a political crossroads following recent defections. From Senator Ned Nwoko’s switch to the APC to rumours of lawmakers in the state assembly considering a move, the political landscape is shifting.
But how does this affect the PDP’s hold on the state? Can the party maintain its dominance ahead of the 2027 elections?
On Breakfast Diary, Dr. Oke Idawene, Convener of the Integrity Group of Delta State, addressed these concerns.
Dismissing claims of planned mass defections, he insisted that PDP remains strong and went further to boast that the party will reclaim all three senatorial seats currently held by the APC.
Will the PDP’s confidence translate into electoral victory? Or is the political tide turning in Delta State?
Listen to the full conversation.
17 MAR. 2025 · The recent closure of schools in some northern states for Ramadan has sparked discussions on the intersection of faith, education, and governance in Nigeria.
While religious holidays are part of the national calendar, does this move set a new precedent? Is it an effort to create equity in religious observance, is it an evolvement of sharia, an attempt at true federalism, or does it raise concerns about educational disruption in a region already battling high out-of-school rates?
How does this align with Nigeria’s legal and educational frameworks?
In this episode, we look at these critical questions, examining the legal, social, and policy dimensions of school closures for Ramadan.
16 MAR. 2025 · For the umpteenth time, former President Goodluck Jonathan has explained why the implementation of the 2014 National Conference report was impractical during his tenure.
Speaking during a recent visit to the residence of Pa Ayo Adebanjo, the late Afenifere leader, he blamed political divisions in the National Assembly, particularly the defection of then-Speaker Aminu Tambuwal, and the timing of the 2015 elections.
But beyond Jonathan’s explanations, the debate over the confab report continues. Was the 2014 National Conference a genuine attempt at reform, or was it merely a political tool? Did the Jonathan administration delay its implementation for strategic reasons or was it impracticable?
In this episode, we examine the various perspectives, and ask the critical questions about what could have been, and whether Nigeria still has a chance to revisit the confab’s recommendations.
16 MAR. 2025 · Life has its wilderness moments—times of uncertainty, struggle, and spiritual dryness. But what if these seasons aren’t meant to destroy us, but to prepare us?
From Jesus’ 40 days in the desert to Hagar’s desperate cry in the wilderness, we see that God is always present, even when He feels distant.
In today’s message, we look at how the wilderness can be a place of transformation. Whether it’s a season of financial hardship, emotional distress, or spiritual silence, God is working.
Will you trust Him through it?
🔹 Key Scriptures: Matthew 4:1-11, Genesis 16:1-14
🔹 Lessons from Hagar, Jesus, and Israel in the wilderness.
Don’t let the wilderness define you. Let it refine you!
15 MAR. 2025 · March 8, 2025, marked another International Women’s Day, with the theme “Accelerate Action” highlighting the urgency of bridging gender gaps.
While progress has been made—more women in leadership, greater advocacy, and stronger policies, persistent challenges remain.
Economic inequality, underrepresentation in politics, gender-based violence, stereotypes and cultural barriers continue to slow progress.
How do we move from awareness and moderate growth to real change? What areas need the most urgent action?
In this episode, we discuss breaking down the barriers and finding solutions for a future where gender equality is not just an aspiration but a reality.
9 MAR. 2025 · Women have always been central to God’s plan. From Mary's surrender to Esther’s courage, from Deborah’s leadership to Mary Magdalene’s boldness, the Bible is filled with women who changed history because they were willing, surrendered, and obedient.
This episode of Praise Zone, looks at the stories of women of faith who answered God's call despite fear, obstacles, and uncertainty.
What is God calling you to do? How can you recognize His call in your life? Discover the power of saying YES to God!
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6 MAR. 2025 · The security situation in Anambra State remains top-notch, despite contrary claims by opposition voices. This was the position of Mazi Okpara Ejimofor, National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), during our conversation with him on the state of Anambra State in the area of security.
Ejimofor responded to allegations made by Hon. Tony-Uche Ezekwelu, former Chief Whip of the Anambra State House of Assembly, who accused Governor Chukwuma Soludo of failing woefully in the area of security.
He dismissed the claim as politically motivated and a deliberate act of ignorance, insisting that the Soludo administration has made significant strides in securing the state.
He highlighted key interventions such as early raids on criminal hideouts, an amnesty program for repentant criminals, and the launch of Operation Udo Ga Achi and Agunaechemba to address evolving security threats.
Listen to the full discussion for more insights into the security efforts of the Soludo administration.
5 MAR. 2025 · Former Nigerian military president, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida (IBB), recently launched his autobiography, A Journey in Service, a book that has sparked heated debates and reactions across the country.
From his admission that Chief MKO Abiola won the June 12, 1993, presidential election to his take on the 1966 coup, the Civil War, and the execution of General Mamman Vatsa, Babangida’s revelations have revived historical discussions and raised new questions about Nigeria’s past.
In this episode, we examine the claims made in the book, the reactions from legal minds like Femi Falana, and the broader political implications of IBB’s confessions. What do these revelations mean for Nigeria’s history? Are they the truth, half-truths, or an attempt to reshape the narrative?
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