Nigeria Daily (Ummu Salmah Ibrahim and Daniel Oluwole)

Almost a year ago, some members of Buraeu the Change Operators Northwest were arrested by the Department of State Security Service, without their families or relatives knowing about their whereabout for months. 
what has become of these men?
In In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we discuss the issue

A bill that seeks to regulate the mode of payment of rent in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) has been introduced in the Senate. The bill, if passed, would make it an offence for any landlord to demand payment of advance rent from tenants.

It seeks to reduce advance payment of rents from one or two years by tenants to three months and subsequent monthly payments.

 In this episode of the Nigeria Daily, we discuss the bill

In the colonial era, young Nigerians led in the struggle for independence. But where have the youths of today gone?

Are they being sidelined as they claim?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we will be asking if the youths are sabotaging themselves or they are not just ready to work together and take over the helm of affairs of the country.

In recent times, Nigerian media have increasingly been accused of gradually shifting from their traditional position – being the ‘fourth estate of the realm’ – driven by the sole aim of making profit.

It is on the basis of this accusation that some people are calling for a restriction of the Nigerian media.

In this episode of the Nigeria Daily, we will be asking: should the media be restricted? 

The dream of most secondary school student in Nigeria, is to effortlessly pass JAMB, and get admission. But some of them  fail to be admitted. 

Could it be that the number of students that apply far outnumber what the universities  can accommodate?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we would be asking whether we need more universities in Nigeria or we need more investment in our basic education.

For Many Years, English Language has been used as a language of instruction in schools across Nigeria. 

Is there a possibility of using our Indigenous languages in teaching our children?

In this episode of the Nigeria Daily, we seek to find out the possible benefits of doing that.

Every year, 14th of February is marked as Valentine’s Day. Nowadays, the message and aim of valentine day have been "abused" by young boys and girls.
This does not depict the original essence of valentine as   was intended by Saint Valentine.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we discuss the purpose and significance of Valentine’s Day.

The Nigerian Police have arrested suspended Deputy Commissioner of Police, Abba Kyari, over his involvement in drug trafficking.

Shortly before his arrest, the 'super cop' had a chat with Daily Trust's General Editor.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, Hamza Idris reveals to us what DCP Kyari told him exclusively.

It is not unusual to witness heavily armed security personnel in and around election related venues in Nigeria.

It is as if it is a given that there would be violence before, during, or after the election. 

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we will be looking at election violence and the impact it has on society.

In Abuja, as in other parts of Nigeria, citizens narrate their ordeals - ranging from  being stranded to having to pay much more as transport fare and for other goods and services - as petrol becomes more and more scarce.

On the other hand, black  marketers are having a field day, pushing the price of fuel to levels previously unheard of, even as NNPC assures Nigerians that it has taken measures to bridge the gap that caused the problem.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we are looking at why black marketers are pushing the price of fuel.

ASUU strike actions have often been unsettling to students in Nigerian universities.
The recent strike action has since left some campuses deserted and students frustrated.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we discuss how ASUU's strike is affecting Nigerian students.

The prevalence of “instant justice” as a form of punishment for criminal suspects seems to have increased in Nigeria with a lot of cases not reported by the media. 

Many Nigerians have resorted to taking the law into their own hands and, often, the victims are innocent citizens.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we discuss the worrying trend of jungle justice in Nigeria.

Being a salary earner is a good thing, particularly if the pay is  attractive and the job is satisfactory; but then how many people can actually be  sustained by their actual earnings?

How many salary or wage earners are actually living comfortably on their earning?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we will be talking about how salary and wage earners can manage their earnings to be sufficient for them

With vaccines comes certain side effects- some mild, and some severe.

COVID-19 vaccine is no exception, as people who have taken it have one tale or another to tell.
In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we will be talking about what you need to know before taking the vaccine.

With less than a year to the 2023 general elections, permutations, scheming, cross carpeting and big moves are being made by politically interested individuals against the upcoming polls.

One of the recent moves has been the launch of a new coalition, The National Movement. 

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at what it stands for and whether it has the clout to shake the polity.

The crisis between Russia and Ukraine has finally taken a different dimension after Russia lunched an attack on Ukraine  after months of growing tension.

So many Nigerians have taken to social media to speak about this turn of events.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we discuss how the escalating crisis will affect Nigeria.

Finally, the long-awaited Electoral Amendment Bill had been signed into law by  President Muhammadu Buhari.

This comes barely a week to the expiration of the window the President has to make a decision on the proposed legislation, as required by the Nigerian Constitution.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we discuss ways in which the Act is going to radically change elections in Nigeria.

Surviving in Nigeria, according to some is not for the faint hearted, yet it is safe to say that Nigerians are smiling through it. 

Are they truly suffering?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at why Nigerians "pretend" to be happy.

The gift of living a healthy life, with no illness, is sometimes taken for granted by those who have it.

People living with epilepsy have a lot of story to tell, and would give anything to be accepted by the society.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we will be understanding what epilepsy is, how the society treats people living with epilepsy.

As fuel scarcity lingers, it seems Nigerians are starting to adapt to the new reality.


Are they hopeful things would change?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily,  we will be asking Nigerians how they will cope if the fuel scarcity continues.

Scores of Nigerian Women have been protesting at the National Assembly, accusing the lawmakers of choosing to deny women the opportunity of inclusion and representation in governance by voting against the more than four gender equality bills.

In In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we discuss why the bill was not considered by the National Assembly.

Banditry in Nigeria is one of the most challenging security threats the country is facing.
In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we will hear the untold story of the origin and evolution of the crisis with the Daily Trust Deputy General Editor who ventured into the bush to speak with all the stakeholders.

Being female in Nigeria usually means being almost constantly overlooked, undervalued, and underestimated.

Here, most women think men undervalue and underestimate them.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, as the International Women’s Day is being celebrated, we ask men what they love most about the Nigerian woman

Nigeria accounts for 75 percent of infant sickle-cell cases in Africa and almost 80 percent of infant deaths from the disease in the continent.

With the level of awareness, why do we still have such a high number of cases?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at how false genotype results have put  families in jeopardy.

The weather is hot. There is no petrol. Where there is, you have to pay through the nose or queue for hours. Prices are going up. To cap it all, electricity supply is epileptic.

How are Nigerians surviving?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we try to find out what there is little or no electricity supply and how that has been affecting Nigerians and their means of livelihood

Contrary to expectations that the Senate would succumb to the request by President Muhammadu Buhari to further amend Electoral Act 2022 by deleting section 84(12), lawmakers roundly rejected it, fueling commendations from various quarters.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily we discuss the real reason why the  senate rejected the President's request.

With reports that over 14 million people are being affected by food crisis in the nation, Nigeria has to act fast to stop the crisis.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we discuss how the country can manage the situation.

For some time now, the Chairman of the ruling APC’s Caretaker Committee and Yobe State Governor, Mai Mala Buni, has been away even as the party continues to be embroiled in crisis.

Naturally, when an institution you lead is in dire situations, you hasten to return but, curiously, Governor Buni is still missing.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we will go looking for the APC leader

No fuel, really poor electricity, Assu strike, banditry and a lot others have been  going on all at once in the country.

Are we going forward or backward?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we will be looking at why Nigeria is the way it is

After several debates, One of the 68 constitutional amendment bills passed by the National Assembly recently is that which seeks to allow for independent candidacy. 

What does this mean for Nigerian democracy?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we will look at what this will do for Nigeria’s democracy.

We have been hearing about different suicide cases day in day out. This has become a very worrisome issue to Nigerians as some of them are attributed to depression from heartbreaks.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily,  we discuss this disturbing trends.

Nigeria's huge unemployment problem has left millions of graduates at the mercy of unscrupulous individuals who charge applicants money but hardly give jobs.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily we look into the issue and its possible impact on society.

Recently, the story that some Nigerians are not treated accordingly at the Jos University Teaching Hospital because of their tribe and state of origin has raised a lot of dust.

Why must you provide information relating to your tribe or state of origin before you receive health care?

In this episode of Nigerian Daily, we look at how tribe and other tags came to be central to the identity of Nigerians

From unassigned job roles to verbal abuses and non-payment of salaries or additional tasks without a proportional salary increase, Nigerian employees always have a tale to tell about how toxic some employers can be

Why do employers act the way they do?

In this episode on Nigeria Daily, we look at why employers become toxic.

Among the important bills passed by the National Assembly as part of the constitutional amendment, it recently concluded is one on cross carpeting of elected officials.

According to the amendment, any such official elected on the platform of one party who defects to another will forfeit that office.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at how this – if it becomes law eventually– can affect Nigerian politics

In Nigeria, the public perception of the Nigerian Police is Laden with many negetive views than positive ones due to alleged brutality, bribery and curruption. Remarkably there are stiil good Police officers in Nigeria.

 In this episode of Nigeria Daily we take a look at the positive sides of Police officers contrary to the perception of many Nigerians 

A founding member of the PDP, Abdullahi Adamu, has been sworn in as the newly elected  National Chairman of the All-Progressives Congress (APC).

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we discuss the fate of the ruling party under his leadership.

In Nasarawa State, Senator Abdullahi Adamu is referred to as a "Maye" which means wizard in politics. But former governor Tanko Almakura is said to be the "Aljan"  which means Jinni, who is going to deal with the wizard, i.e Senator Abdullahi Adamu.

After the just concluded APC convention, Maye i.e. the Wizard defeated or swallowed the Jinni.

How did this happen? Find out in Nigeria Daily.

Kaduna, the gateway to the North for those coming through Abuja has had all its entrances virtually closed by bandits.

In the last couple of days attacks were launched bin both the railways and the 

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we seek to find out what the Kaduna bandits are up to

Football is by far the undisputed king of sports in Nigeria, but Nigerians’ spirit  have been dampened by the performance of the national team. 

Mark you, there was a time when the Super Eagles soared.

But what has changed?

In this episode on Nigeria Daily, we look at how the Super Eagles can rise again

The recent attack on a Kaduna-bound passenger train arriving from Abuja came after repeated warnings by the intelligence service about the movement of bandits with a mission to attack the train service and other facilities, according to some security sources.

 In this episode of Nigeria Daily we discuss the reason for the failure of the security agencies to act and concerns raised by the Governor of Kaduna State. 

Recently, a scholar in the FCT, Sheikh Nura Mohammed Khalid was suspended by his Mosque committee for suggesting that people should boycott the upcoming election if the issues of insecurity amongst other issues is not tackled.

 In this episode of Nigeria Daily we discuss if boycotting elections is the right thing to do. 

In northern Nigeria, getting date in Ramadan is not a challenge, as it is sold and hawked in every nook and cranny of the region.

But what is it like for Muslims who live in other parts of the country where dates are like gold?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at how Muslims outside the North get  dates to break their fast.

In Nigeria, it is not unusual for all strata of government and at all levels to set up committees to investigate one matter or another.

Often soon after such committees are formed, one hears nothing more about them or their work.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at the real reason why committees are set  up, and try to find alternatives to them.

The people’s democratic party, in a bid to create “a sense of fairness and equity” in the quest for political offices, created a zoning arrangement.

But with the number and caliber of people wishing to seek the party’s ticket to vie  for the highest seat in the land, the PDP is thrown into confusion.

Not knowing what to do, the PDP set up a committee to decide; it however has been thrown into further confusion as the outcome of the panel’s meeting is covered in secrecy.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at the fate of the South, whose governors have insisted all along that power must shift come 2023 if, as is suggested, the committee decides that the ring should be thrown open by the PDP

It goes without saying that Islam is a religion which pays attention to the cleanliness, decency, and the good appearance of its adherents.

It is in that spirit that Muslims are requied to clean their bodies, including their mouths,  clean by using a brush or miswak. i.e. chewing stick.

But why do some leave their mouths smelling in the name of fasting?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we seek to find out if Muslims can brush their teeth while observing a fast.

Water scarcity is making life difficult for residents of Kano, the most populous city in Northern Nigeria, and Jos, the Plateau State capital.

The situation is so severe that residents travel long distances to get water for their day-to-day activities.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we try to find out why this is happening.

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo’s declaration of his intention to contest for the presidency might have come as a shock to many, even though it has been speculated for long.

He may appear unbothered, but Bola Tinubu, seen as the Osinbajo’s political  godfather, might have been one of those truly shaken.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at what Osinbajo’s declaration really means to the Jagaban’s presidential aspirations.

As the 2023 general elections draw nearer, children of former governors and other big political office holders are declaring their intention to run for various offices.

For long, there have been talks among Nigerians of the children of the elites ruling over the children of the masses just as their parents are lording it over the latter.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we ask whether the elites are attempting to build political dynasties.

For a while now, incessant killing claiming innocent lives has been taking place in Plateau and Taraba states.

What is truly happening in these states?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at the stories behind the killings.

8 years since the abductions in chibok 1500 numbers of girls have been abducted across Northen Nigeria

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at how safe or unsafe  schools have been, especially for the girl child. 

The National Council of State has granted state pardon to former Governors Joshua Dariye and Jolly Nyame of Plateau and Taraba States respectively, who are serving terms in jail for corruption.
The governors were among 159 prisoners pardoned by the Council at a meeting presided over by President Muhammadu Buhari at the presidential villa in Abuja.
In this episode of the Daily, we discuss what the action means for the fight against corruption in Nigeria

The late Mallam Aminu Kano was the first Nigerian to have picked a woman as a running mate when he contested for president in 1983.

Thirty-eight years since his death, how much progress have women made on the Nigerian political scene?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at the enduring legacies of the highly respected politician.

Insecurity  has been at an alarming level in Imo state for a while now.

The latest hotspot is Orlu, which has been portrayed on social media as a grave town.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at how crises have turned the town into a shadow of itself.

With the 2023 elections fast approaching, political parties are starting to sell their tickets.

What does this mean for Nigeria’s democracy?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at why political parties give out their elections forms at high prices.

The last ten nights of Ramadan are regarded as the best nights and Muslims all over the world are encouraged to intensify their act of worship to earn Allah’s blessings and Mercy
In this episode of Nigeria Daily we discuss the Significance of the last days/nights of the month of Ramadan

Nigerians have expressed concerns in the frequent crashes of military aircraft, which has claimed lives of its personnel.
At least four Nigerian military aircraft have been involved in deadly crashes since last year, including one that killed the nation’s army chief and 10 other soldiers on board.

Why is this happening frequently?
In this episode of Nigeria Daily we discuss the possible reasons for these crashes.

The Almajiri system of education involved sending male children to Islamic schools under the custody of a learned Islamic scholar.

How did it change from that to street begging?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at how begging was introduced into Tsangaya schools

Airlines have become a turning point for people who intend to travel to see their loved ones, especially with the spike in insecurity on the roads.

Why do airlines hike their prices out of the reach of those who could once afford them?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at why airlines hike their prices, especially during festive periods.

The Department of State Services has alerted Nigerians to a plan by criminal gangs to public places, including relaxation centers.

This alert comes a month after the bomb attack on the Abuja Kaduna train.

In the episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at the state of Nigeria’s security a month after that incident.

Ramadan fast 2022 is almost over, and Muslims across Nigeria and the world are preparing for the Eid el Fitr celebration also called Sallah, but before the  celebration, another important act of worship known as Zakatul Fitr, a charity for the break of fast needs to be given.

 In this episode of Nigeria Daily we discuss how best to give Zakatul Fitr.

Despite the sensitization programmes of NGOs and development partners, the percentage of women occupying elective and appointive positions has not been very cheering.  
Recently, the united nations has also joined the call for more women and youth participation in the nations electorals. will this make a difference?
In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we discuss the possibility.

The 2023 elections are gathering momentum as sales of forms are ongoing in the PDP and APC ahead of the primaries.
A rundown on the expected revenue from the electoral process shows APC may generate over 20 billion from the sale of its forms.
Can this put the APC in a vantage position against opposition?

Agriculture is highly dependent on good weather.

In Nigeria, many climatic occurrences have affected agricultural practices and food production.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at how climate change will lead to shortage of food in 2022.

As the 2023 elections draw near, the scramble for power has intensified.

Amidst the most recent surprising and not so surprising moves, reports of an  unknown group purchasing the 100 million Naira APC nomination form for Goodluck Jonathan is one of those that stand out.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we uncover the true identity of the unknown group.

In Nigeria, the average period for a university student to graduate ranges from four  to seven years, depending on your course of study.

In some cases, we find students spending more time than expected in school due to different reasons.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at what keeps university students in  school beyond the time they are supposed to graduate.

There are more questions than answers over the controversial Section 84(12) of the Electoral Act 2022, as the president of Nigeria is already asking executive council members who are vying for political positions in 2023 to resign.
Who will be spared and why?
In this episode of Nigeria Daily we discuss the development.

There is high security presence in Sokoto amid Curfew announced by the state government to restore normalcy to the state, after violence erupted arising from angry mob taking the law into their hands.

In this episode of the Daily, we discuss the legality of mob justice and the situation in Sokoto, the city of Caliphates.

In Northern Nigeria, bandits have been terrorizing villages and sacking people with impunity.

One of the consequences is that farmers are fleeing their farmlands for survival.

In this episode of Nigerian Daily, we look at how these attack might threaten food  security

In the early hours of Tuesday, an explosion rocked the Sabon Gari area in Kano metropolis, leaving scores wounded.

So many speculations and unconfirmed information have made rounds on the social media as a result of the explosion. What truly happened?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we find out who caused the explosion in Kano.

On May 19th 2021, Daily Trust Launched it’s podcast.

How has the journey being so far?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we share the story behind the Daily Trust podcasts and the journey so far.

The West African Examination Council (WAEC), has confirmed that public schools in Sokoto and Zamfara States, will not be sitting for this year’s West African Senior School Examination which is holding from May 16 to June 23, 2022. 

In Nigeria Daily, we look at why there are no WAEC candidates in the States.

As different Political Parties are preparing for their Party primaries, reports from states showed that the delegates are making fortunes from the aspirants.

How will this affect Politics and governance in Nigeria?

In this episode of the Daily, we discuss how.

Boko Haram and Bandits are running over parts of the north, and the Unknown Gunmen and IPOB are having a field day in the southeast with regular sit at homes and violent killings.

Are the unknown Gunmen gradually turning into Boko haram?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look in detail, at the implication of the activities of IPOB 
and the unknown in eastern Nigeria.

Political parties and aspirants are getting ready to clinch power come 2023.

As part of its preparations, the opposition conducted its primaries which brought to light unexpected wins and losses.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we looked at what to expect from the upcoming PDP primaries.

 Thamina Mahmood, one of the dozens of people abducted by Boko Haram terrorists who attacked an Abuja-Kaduna train about two months ago, narrated her experiences after being released.

While speaking exclusively with Daily Trust, she says the terrorists who abducted her and many others have an important message for the government.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at the circumstances surrounding her release, and the implication of the message she carries.

Party Delegates at the peak of party primaries are now likened to be Kingmakers. However, the allegation leveled against some delegates on the issue of selling their votes to the highest bidder has call for concern from many Nigerians.
What is really the problem and are some of these delegates really selling their vote?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily we take a look at how possible it is for Delegates to sell their votes.

 After a fierce contest for the ticket of the Peoples Demo cratic Party (PDP), former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, emerged as the presidential candidate of the main opposition party for the 2023 general elections. 

 What does this development mean for the PDP and Nigerians?
In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we take a look at how 

The 2022 Electoral Act as amended stipulates that election campaigns should start 150 days to, and end 24 hours before, the 2023 general elections.

Why was the campaign period extended?

In   this   episode   of   Nigeria Daily, we   look   at   what   this   means   in   the   political calculations of the upcoming 2023 elections.

Beating traffic lights, erecting illegal structures and littering, amongst others, are all regular with Nigerians.

These prompt the question, “Do Nigerians obey the law”?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at why Nigerians are “lawless”

In Lagos, with its legendary traffic jams, the commercial motorcycle, known as okada, has for long been the most used form of transportation for quick movement.

This week, as official ban on that means of transportation take effect, residents find themselves stranded.

In this episode of Nigerian Daily, we look at the different options open to the teeming population that rely on okada riders

In Nigeria today, a lot of young graduates prefer white collar jobs, some has attributed their choice to be saving themselves the stress of having to wait for a huge capital to start their own business. This is because most of them do not believe in starting small
why do some of these young people belittle startup Capital?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we discuss why.

Bulk of young Nigerians eligible to apply for loans to start up businesses are stuck on the waiting list or even denied these funds due to one reason or the other.

Are there particular reasons why this happen?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we discuss why Young people have difficulty in accessing Loans

A place of worship is known to be a safe house for people, especially during a time of security unrest.

Contrary to this, people were killed in cold blood in their supposed safe house in Owo Town, Ondo State.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we will be looking at what truly happened in the town.

As of Wednesday morning, voting was still on at the presidential primary election of the governing APC, with Bola Ahmed Tinubu appearing to be in the lead.

As things stand out now, how will the elections play out in 2023?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at what a possible southern candidate in the APC will mean for the party and the country as a whole.

With the emergence of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu as the flagbearer of the APC, the major political parties have picked their candidates in the 2023 presidential election.

What strengths do these candidates have and what are their weaknesses?

In   this   episode   of   Nigeria   Daily,   we   look   at   the   challenges   the   presidential candidates would likely face ahead of the 2023 general elections

Many Nigerian farmers are faced with a difficult choice this farming season as a result of the high cost of fertilizer:' should they farm or not?

Already, some are turning to cow dung as an alternative to chemical fertilizers, a development that is making the former highly pricey.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at how this is going to affect farming and explore other options available to the Nigerian farmer.

June 12 is Nigeria's Democracy Day. This year's Democracy Day makes it 23 years since Nigeria became free from military rule. 
What impact did democracy have on Nigerians? 

Nigeria Daily today, looks at how democratic Nigeria is, and how Nigerians feel about democracy in Nigeria.

After Presidential Primaries from the political parties, choosing running mates is becoming a tug of war for the presidential candidates. Bola Ahmed Tinubu of APC and Atiku Abubakar of PDP who are both Muslims from the major parties are warned by the Christians Association of Nigeria, CAN not to dear pick Muslim - Muslim tickets.

Nigeria Daily looks at their reasons and stand. It also finds out what some Muslim groups feel about the issue.

It is now three months since pyramids of about 1.2 million bags of rice were unveiled. 
But consumers of the commodity cannot still afford it.  In Nigeria, rice is a staple food that is consumed almost every day.

Nigeria daily interacted with rice consumers, farmers, and processors, to find out why the product is so expensive.

Nigerians, especially youths, are trooping to registration centres in order to get their voters' cards.                            
This is coming two weeks before INEC's June 30 deadline.                                                                                                          

Today, Nigeria Daily looks at the development and tries to find out what triggered it.

Its time  for the people of Ekiti State to elect yet another Governor that will lead them for the next four years. Many see the Ekiti governorship elections as a contest among the present and past governors of the state.
How will this play out? Are the people of Ekiti enthusiast about choosing their next governor?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we find out.

 The Ekiti State Gubernatorial election has further brought to the fore certain issues that have been witnessed in Nigeria.
One of these is the issue of vote buying, which was reportedly freely witnessed by many observers. 

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we find out how this phenomenon can impact Nigerian democracy. 

Scavengers are known for searching for and collecting discarded items as a means of livelihood.

But that is not what they have been in the news for recently – they have been in the news because they have become targets for suspected Boko  Haram fighters in some local government areas of Borno state.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look in detail at the relationship between the insurgents and the scavengers, or baban bola as they are called.

In   Nigeria,   public   property   is   often   regarded   as   more   often   than   not   treated carelessly and irresponsibly.

In some cases, not only do Nigerians fail to take care of public property situated within their communities, they also destroy it, dismembering it to sell the pieces as scrap.

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we ask people why they do it, what the impact of doing it is, and how to change things.

Young Yusuf Umar, who decided to make an honest living as a fuel attendant had his life cut short, as he was shot dead on duty.

What exactly happened to Yusuf?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at how Young Yusuf lost his life in the hands of those meant to protect him

Reactions have continued to trail  reports  of the arrest, detention and arraignment of two prominent Nigerians by the London Metropolitan Police over suspected conspiracy to transport a child to the UK in order to harvest organs.
News filtered on Thursday of the arrest of Senator Ike Ekweremadu and his wife in Britain.

In this Episode of Nigeria Daily, we find out the circumstances that led to their arrest and what it means for Nigeria and Nigerians.

The act of terrorism has been a source of worry and concern to the people and government of Nigeria.
However, in an effort to deal decisively with the situation, the Zamfara government has henceforth, directed individuals to prepare and obtain guns to defend themselves against the bandits.
How will the government achieve this?
In this Episode of Nigeria Daily, we find out how 

It seems like history is about to repeat itself in Nigeria, as we have a candidate with a mysterious absence of educational certificate vying for the highest office in the land.

What should be the qualification to rule Nigeria with?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at what should rule Nigeria, certificate or sabificate (Experience)

To see young Nigerians thriving in a field totally different from what they studied in school is a common sight in Nigeria.

Why do people change their career path, when they leave the walls of the university?

In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at how Negligence has affected young Nigerians in making the right career decisions.