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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.

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.

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

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.

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

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”

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.

 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 

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 Dele...

 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 surr...

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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?

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.

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.