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Nigeria is gradually inching closer to the next election circle and political actors are moving accordingly to the times.One major concern being raised by citizens is whether the business of leadership and governance is getting the needed attention.This is further heightened by the IMF report of a sharp increase in poverty and deprivation.Insecurity has no doubt, being a huge source of anger for citizens as well.Government however, feels it is not being fairly judged by the citizenry as it is putting its best foot forward.Where can the balance be struck especially with the reforms of the Bola Tinubu administration initially held in high expectations?Guest: Mr. Joseph Adudu

Has zoning helped in strengthening our bond or has it undermined a merit based system?Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with Dr. Barth Shepkong on the issues.

Let's Talk: Insecurity continues to be the everyday conversation of the ordinary man as the citizens now feel unsafe considering the recent development that happened in the aviation sector where airlines operatives have said they will shut down airlines due to the high price of Jet A1 fuel with over 300 percent increase. The fear of travelling by road has been caused by non-state actors who have been kidnapping and killing people who on the road. John Arum is a victim of circumstance.Joining the discussion is the elder brother to the kidnapped victim who has been moved to Zamfara according to a recent video, Solomon Azi Arum.Alhaji Kabiru joins Richard Badung and Emeka Umesi on Let's Talk.

Let's Talk With Emeka UmesiSenator Godswill Akpabio, in a now trending video, said that insecurity will stop after the elections, eluding that the current insecurity in the nation is politically motivated.We'll be speaking with DHon Dominic Dakwak on the state of insecurity in the nation, and the politicization of the state of the nation.Do you agree with his assertion that the current wave of terrorism is politically motivated?

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How can Plateau State youths join hands in the peace building efforts of the state?Can youths truly be catalyst for positive change?⁷Ponsah Fanap and Joseph Gilbert would be having a conversation with you on the issues

Let's Talk: Customers of Jos Electricity Distribution Company, JEDC have decried the poor electricity supply and high deduction in billing when paying for prepaid meters. The billing which is said to have ranged between 2,000 naira and 10,000 naira have left the public wondering what has happened to the current payment plan without the government mentioning what must have happened.What has been your experience with the recent deductions made on electricity recharge, share with us?Management Team of JEDC will be live on Let's Talk with Richard Badung and Emeka Umesi. Don't miss out