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MATTERS ARISING brings together three major developments raising fresh questions about Nigeria’s democracy, security and governance.
In this episode, we examine the protest by retired police officers and soldiers, their grievances and what their demands reveal about the welfare of Nigeria’s former security personnel.
We also look at former President Goodluck Jonathan’s warning on democracy, his concerns about the state of democratic governance in Nigeria and what his intervention could mean as the country approaches the 2027 elections.
Also in focus is FCT Minister Nyesom Wike’s demolition drive, as the minister vows to remove structures built on waterways, drainage channels and designated green areas in Abuja, regardless of the status of their owners.
In this episode:
Retired police officers and soldiers protest over their demands.
GEJ raises concerns about Nigeria’s democracy.
Wike threatens demolition of structures blocking Abuja waterways.
The political and governance implications of these developments.
What these issues mean for Nigeria ahead of 2027.
💬 Which of these developments should Nigerians be most concerned about? Share your thoughts in the comments.
