Nike has sued internet collective MSCHF for selling unauthorised shoes, in collaboration with American rapper, Lil Nas X, as part of promotion for his single "Call me by your name".

In this episode of Entertainment Now, Radio Now speaks with a legal practitioner, who specialises in intellectual property, and information technology, to discuss this case.

This episode of Entertainment Now originally aired on the 2nd of April, on Radio Now 95.3 FM Lagos.

May 10, 202112:01

International Organization for Migration (IOM) - News Extra (02/04/2021)

The international organization for migration is moving to create migration clubs and schools, to tackle the scourge of irregular migration, beginning with Edo state.

In this episode of News Extra, we chat with the communications officer of the IOM, to find out why the IOM is taking the conversation of irregular migration, to school-aged children.

This episode of News Extra originally aired live on the 2nd of April, 2021.

May 10, 202111:33

The Courts and Elections - The Big Story (13/04/21)

In this episode of The Big story, Radio now's Ngozi Orlukwu speaks with Nick Dazang, the director of voter education at INEC on whether there is a correlation between voter apathy and courts deciding elections.

This episode of the Interview originally aired on the 13th of April, 2021.

Apr 29, 202124:05

DMX Tribute - News Extra (13/04/2021)

In this episode of News Extra, Radio Now pays tribute to the life and legacy of Earl Simmons. We speak to Sammy Gyang, who recounts his experience of DMX's only live performance in Nigeria.

This episode of News Extra originally aired on the 13th of April 2021.

Apr 29, 202111:26

Kehinde Owolabi - The Interview (13/04/2021)

With the sharp increase in prices of building materials in Nigeria, Radio Now speaks with Kehinde Owolabi, the CEO of Builders hub Nigeria, to gain a better understanding of the factors that have lead to this exponential rise.

This episode of The Interview originally aired on Radio Now 95.3 FM Lagos, on the 13th of April 2021.

Apr 29, 202112:55

Albert Akanbi - The Interview (21/04/21)

In this episode of The Interview, Radio Now's Umar Audu speaks to Albert Afeso Akanbi, a writer and child rights activist on the cause of children accused of witchcraft in the south-south region of Nigeria.

This episode of The Interview originally aired on the 21st of April, 2021.

Apr 28, 202113:57

Radio Now Explains Fuel Subsidy (13/04/21)

In this episode of Radio Now Explains, we speak to a professor of capital markets, to gain a better understanding of what petroleum subsidy means.

This episode of Radio Now Explains originally aired on the 13th of April 2021.

Apr 27, 202106:54

The missing Chibok girls, seven years later - News Extra

In this episode of News Extra, Radio Now's Yeytunde Adeyeri reports on the remaining missing Chibok girls.

This episode of News Extra originally aired on the 15th of April, 2021, on Radio Now 953 FM Lagos.

Apr 27, 202112:30

Executive Order - Radio Now Explains (15/04/21)

The Nigeria governors forum recently rejected Executive Order 10 by President Buhari, for the implementation of autonomy for the judiciary and legislature, off the heals of the judiciary staff union of Nigeria (JUSUN) strike.

In this episode of Radio Now explains, we speak with Olumide Ajayi, a lawyer, to gain a better understanding of what an executive order is, the processes needed to pass one, and what purpose they serve in our democracy

This episode of Radio Now Explains originally aired on the 15th of April, 2021 on Radio Now 95.3 FM Lagos.

Apr 27, 202107:51

Dr. Otive Igbuzor - The Interview (15/04/2021)

In this episode of The Interview, Radio Now's Tomi Olugbemi is joined by Dr Otive Igbuzor, the executive director, of the African centre for leadership and development as we examine the possible stumbling blocks the new inspector general of police (Usman Alkali Baba) may face, and whether or not he will be able to surmount them.

This episode of The Interview originally aired on the 15th of April, 2021 on Radio Now 95.3 FM Lagos.

Apr 27, 202112:12

Fatima Zahra Umar - Nigeria The Good News (15/04/2021)

In this episode of Nigeria The Good News, we spotlight Fatima Zahra Umar, a lawyer who has been championing the cause of women and youth inclusion in politics. She is also the co-founder of Jaruma an online women's magazine and has been listed in the 100 most influential Arewa persons list in 2016, and 2017.

Fatima Zahra Umar is currently the special assistant to Nigeria's senate president on gender. We speak to Fatima on her professional journey so far, and what can be done to encourage greater equity and representation in Nigerian politics.

This episode of Nigeria The Good News originally aired on the 15th of April, 2021.

Apr 27, 202128:50

Communal Clashes in Nigeria - The Big Story (15/04/2021)

In this episode of The Big Story, Radio Now's Ngozi Orlukwu speaks with Dr Ndu Nwokolo, a security and governance expert, and Dr Kazim Lamidi, a conflict resolution expert, to discuss the recent spate of communal clashes, and the possible factors that have lead to increased insecurity in Nigeria.

This episode of The Big Story originally aired on the 15th of April, 2021 on Radio Now 95.3 FM Lagos.

Apr 26, 202124:13

Ramadan - Radio Now Explains (14/04/2021)

With the commencement of the Islamic month of Ramadan, Muslims across the world begin the annual ritual of fasting.

In this episode of Radio Now Explains, we speak with Musa Saidu, an Imam in Minna, Niger state on the meaning and significance of the holy month of Ramadan.

This episode of Radio Now Explains originally aired on the 14th of April, 2021.

Apr 26, 202105:56

Julius Agbaje - The Interview (14/04/2021)

Radio Now speaks with Julius Agbaje a Lagos-based artist and satirist, on using art as a means of fighting injustice.

This episode of The Interview originally aired on Radio Now 95.3 FM Lagos, on the 14th of April, 2021.

Apr 26, 202114:48

Christopher Happi - Breakfast Interview (14/04/2021)

The African centre of excellence for genomics of infectious diseases (ACEGID), has developed a fast-track test for Covid-19 certified by the US FDA, costing about N1,500 ($3), much cheaper than the PCR test which can cost as high as N50,000.

In this segment of The Breakfast Interview, we speak with professor Christian Happi, director of the Africa centre for genomics on the significance of this breakthrough.

This episode of the Breakfast Interview originally aired on the 14th of April, 2021 on Radio Now 95.3 FM Lagos.

Apr 26, 202109:18