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Education in the Age of Illiteracy: This examines the qualification boundaries of the education system in Nigeria. The scope is to examine why children who complete a level of education such as Primary school are unable to start off secondary school education. The education system boundaries in 6-3-3-4 (six years in primary school, three years in junior secondary school, three years in senior secondary school, and four years in a tertiary institution.

Education in the Age of Illiteracy, Radio learning is saving the way kids in internally displaced camps and far from their homes can learn. In the absence of authentic government commitment to facilitating basic learning for children; interventions such as radio is bridging the gap.

“We need to come together and explore every avenue to keep children learning and help them through this difficult time” – UNICEF Executive Director

In this discussion, Founder, Order Paper, Oke Epia explains that the oil sector is back channelled with mechanisms that are steady in the drain of funds in a sector that government is a major player. He also explains the funding structure in the oil sector and controversial ideas around subsidy payment for petrol.

Who are the biggest influencers in enabling corruption?

The African Development Bank (AAA) has raised an exceptional $3 billion in a three-year bond to help alleviate the economic and social impact the COVID-19 pandemic will have on livelihoods and Africa’s economies.  Listen to my interview with Senior Research Director, at African Development Bank, Ebirima Faal on how has COVID19 affected Africa countries and its immediate development. What it takes to raise funds for the poor and vulnerable people during a pandemic, potential famine and accountability required to do so.

The COVID19 disease will contract the global life in measures barely documented. The world is currently framed into developed, developing and underdeveloped countries, a line blurring off due to extant spending from the pandemic and now the diplomatic frames of giveaway aids is slipping away as struggles continue.  How will the world feed itself days after weeks of the forced lockdown? FemiDlive interviews Dr John Osonwa as he shares insights into how everything connects globally,

Guest: Dr. John Osonwa is  U.S. trained Climate Change and Environmental Health Law Expert with 25 years of experience.

He has served as Adjunct Professor of Environmental Health Law and Climate Change Policy globally, most recently at the University of Abuja. He is the Regional Coordinator for the Society for Occupational Safety and Environmental Health (SOSEH). 

Dr John Osonwa is the Consultant to the National Assembly of Nigeria in the areas of Environmental Health ( COVID 19, HIV/Aids, Malaria, Tuberculosis, Ebola, Lassa Fever, Coronavirus, Etc), as well as all NGO activities in those areas.

As COVID19 pandemic continues across many countries of the world, the response by Nigeria appears to be working with many detected cases discharged within days of testing positive for the virus. A pending question remains can  discharged patients be reinfected especially as the disease has no known vaccine or treatment. In this conversation, Professor Titus Ibekwe, an “ENT” (ear, nose, and throat) specialists explain the treatment procedure and the possible gaps.

This episode covers news stories from the final week of February including the detection of Coronavirus in Nigeria; the political response around the world to the pandemic; a build-up to the review of Supreme court judgement on Imo, Zamfara; a planned government-sponsored foreign study for the repentant terrorists. It provides intrigue, truth and analysis of groundbreaking commentary on news for 45 mins.

On The Brief  with FemiDlive , this week features newsmaker reaction on many subjects. Senates plans to initiate an agency for repentant Boko Haram; Emir Sanusi calls out Muslim men on divorce proceedings; Supreme court set to review its judgement on Imo State;  Stopping the CoronaVirus epidemic from Nigeria and many more stories. Enjoy this 50 minutes coverage of top stories from this week.

Listen to the discussion with Independent National Electoral Commission, Director Voter Education, Oluwole Osaze Uzzi and 2 Former Presidential Candidates, Tope Fasua (2019 Nigeria Presidential candidate for Abundant Nigeria Renewal Party ANRP) and Prof Remi Sonaiya (KOWA Party) on Deregistration of 74 Political Parties in Nigeria.

A new documentary on Population claims Nigeria will continue to have unrelenting population growth in the new decade and hold a good share of the world's population alongside with the Democratic Republic of Congo by 2030. The 30 minutes documentary examines the challenges of a growing population as it's driven by socio-economic and cultural choices of an estimated 200 million Nigerians.
The documentary produced by multi-award-winning broadcast Femi D Amele draws a compelling conversation from citizens, experts, religious leaders and government on their various standings on the growing population.
It provides takes a look at spectral of activities that can occur hinged on social-economic reasoning of Nigerians. The documentary received syndicated play on the Nigeria Info FM stations across Abuja, Lagos and Port-Harcourt. Its also available for free download on 20 audio stores such as iTunes, Spotify, anchor and others.

The ideology of propaganda in locating the ideology, the analyst looks for a set of beliefs, values, attitudes, and behaviors, as well as for

ways of perceiving and thinking that are agreed on to the point that they constitute a set of norms for a society that dictate what is desirable and what should be done.

As the Nigerian workers plan to celebrate the workers on May 1st considerable enthusiasm of a minimum wage set by President Buhari at N 30,000; The Nigerian Governors Forum (NGF) is disputing its ability to meet up with the new payment quota for workers within their State. In a statement released on its website, the NGF claimed that the new minimum wage placed some governors with minimal generating income capacity in an awkward position with its workers. Some Governors portends they are able to pay the N30,000  wage others claimed they struggled intensely with N 18,000 outgoing wage mark to which they owned workers salary for many months. Will the future of the Nigeria worker hang in the balance as market forces have increased pricing of goods based on the expectation that an increased source of income awaits the workers and will Nigeria have a face off with inflation rise as some spending may trigger, hikes in the economy landscape?

The insecurity situation in Nigeria is dynamic with claims that the sponsors of violence are known but cannot be arrested due to government choice of political will not to act. However new discussions are leading the waves on the lives lost as a result of politics and false information shared among advisers to leaders  on the true state of affairs. Also listen to the reactions trailing a reversal of a supreme court judgement on the viability of the All Progressive Congress candidate participation in Rivers State Election.

#Insecurity #RiversElection #NigeriaDecides #RadioLive #PoliticsKing

The acting Inspector General of Police in Nigeria,Adamu Mohammed speaks on the reformation process in the police after he assumed office and how they oversee the security aspect of the 2019 Elections.

Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Femi Falana says Nigerians may have lost the 2019 Elections or the chance of getting a true representation of their interest due to vote trading.

Should media share classified active security documents as part of its investigative duties or is it an over reaching attempt that will jeopardise the security of a nation?