
October 24th 2022- Tinubu's Renewed Hope and Keeping October 20, 2020 in mind during Campaign Season
4th RepublicShow Notes
Finally, the APC's Bola Tinubu offers a policy document for us to chew through with the unveil of his manifesto which repurposes Abiola's 1993 campaign slogan.
We also take a look at the recent anniversary of the #EndSARS massacre and how the candidates' attitudes to police reform and Nyesom Wike's continued dalliance with the APC.
In the latest edition of our weekly briefing, we recap the last week in the Nigerian political sphere.
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