4th Republic The Culture Custodian
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4th Republic is a podcast of non-partisan leaning seeking to chart and contextualize the key actors and events which characterize the Nigerian political space post the 1999 return to democracy.
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Interview: Funso Doherty
Opposition politics in Lagos has received a new face in the form of Funso Doherty.
Doherty who sought the Lagos Governorship in the 2023 elections under the auspices of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) came into Politics on the back of a successful career in financial services.
In this interview with Oluwamayowa Idowu, Doherty takes us through his experience growing up in Lagos, getting a taste of the leadership bug as a student, working at GT Bank in its embryonic stage, and his interest in public service. -
Interview: Prince Clem Agba
Prince Clem Agba has lived a rich life in the private and public sector.
An aspirant in the recent All Progressives Congress (APC) primaries for the Edo State Governor, he was the Minister of State for Budget and National Planning in President Buhari's administration. Before that, he'd served as a Commissioner in Adams Oshiomhole's administration (Environment and Public Utilities, Lands and Survey).
His professional life was spent working at an oil and gas major. Throughout this conversation, he takes me through the course of his career, his heritage, and his ambition to rule the people of Edo.
**This episode was recorded prior to the Edo primaries of the All Progressives Congress (APC). -
March 17th 2023: The Senate Faces Budget Padding Accusations
On today's despatch, we break down the news around the Budget padding allegations leveled against the Senate, the opening of the Nigeria-Niger borders, and the reported withdrawal of Ruby Onwudiwe to the Nigerian Senate.
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January 21st 2024: Shell exits Nigeria......Ish
On today's despatch, we break down the news around the Code of Conduct Bureau's (CCB) inquiry of Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, Shell's partial divestment from the Nigerian market, the Ibadan explosion and more.
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January 14th 2024: The President Is On A Firing Spree. Who's Next?
On today's despatch, we break down the news around the suspension of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation Minister, Betta Edu, the sacking of Babtunde Irukera of the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC), and Alex Okoh of the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE), the Central Bank's regulatory measures against the boards of Titan Trust, Polaris, Union and Keystone banks and more.
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December 4th 2023: Nigeria Leads Delegation Rankings at COP28
On today's despatch, we break down the news around Nigeria's delegation to COP28t, the battle in Edo state to succeed Governor Godwin Obaseki and the state of affairs in Ondo.
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Customer Reviews
No fluff history
I enjoyed the format of the podcast and the bite-sized format. All you get are historical events that started the Nigerian democratic story without trying to burden the listener with their opinion on the events, they tastefully leave that to us, the listeners.
Well done!
Great initiative
Good stuff 👍🏾
Keep it up.
Educational content for young Nigerians ahead of elections
This podcast really hit home for me as it helped me understand how the different players that exist in Nigerian politics came to be.