Episodes
Have successes been made in deterring youths from electoral violence?
Callers react to a recent building collapse in Aluu community in Rivers state, blames regulatory agency and manufacturers of building materials.
Callers shared their challenges coping with the CBN's new cash policy.
Jude Omamegbe asks callers if they think traders would be willing to relocate to a less dangerous location.
Jude Omamegbe is joined by Cool FM OAP Debbie Banjo as they talk about why some men are worried about their wives going to workout at gyms.
Jude Omamegbe asks callers how prepared they think schools and students are for the new term.
Jude Omamegbe asks callers if there is a need for the government to address Nigerians over fuel shortages.
Jude Omamegbe asks callers who is more responsible for the formative development of teens; schools or parents?
Jude Omamegbe asks callers which will prove more convincing to electorates: endorsements or manifestos?
As Speaker of the House, Femi Gbajabiamila, is seeking to change lawmakers’ appellation from ‘Honourables’ to ‘Representatives,’ Jude Omamegbe asks callers what they make of titles.
Jude Omamegbe asks callers about the deadline to return old Naira notes and if there should be an extension.
Jude Omamegbe asked callers what sharp practices they have observed in Port Harcourt.
Jude Omamegbe asks callers what online restrictions or censors they are comfortable with.
As President Muhammadu Buhari says claims that he is one Jubril from Sudan is the concoction of some Nigerians who wish to distract his administration, Jude Omamegbe asks callers how dangerous they think conspiracies could be.
Jude Omamegbe asks callers about their view of the holidays in Port Harcourt.
Jude Omamegbe has a conversation with a lawyer, Barrister Eva Amadi, about the Family Court inaugurated in Rivers State, asking if it would dissuade child abuse in the state.
As Minister of Youth and Sports, Sunday Dare, rules out scrapping NYSC, Jude Omamegbe asked callers what they think about NYSC’s relevance for Nigeria.
As Nigeria’s exports exceeded the total imports in the third quarter of this year, Jude Omamegbe asks economist Cletus Ilugo if there are benefits of the current inflation in the country.
Jude Omamegbe asks callers what they think about the level of campaigns in Rivers State.
Jude Omamegbe has a conversation with educationist Sir Ikechi Nwogu about Nigeria being listed among African countries whose citizens can now apply for qualified teacher status through the Teaching Regulation Agency in the United Kingdom from February 20
Jude Omamegbe asks callers if they think corps members should be restricted to just teaching roles.
Jude Omamegbe speaks to a sports journalist and e-hailing driver, Victor Kwame, who recounts how some men dressed in Police uniforms assaulted him.
Jude Omamegbe asks callers if public shaming is still a veritable tool to enforce discipline.
Jude Omamegbe asks callers how they would rate the quality of ride-sharing services in Port Harcourt.
Jude Omamegbe asks callers why some political groups are keen on being the only option.
As Governor Nyesom Wike has pledged to ensure that all roads in the State are motorable before he leaves office, Jude Omamegbe asks callers what internal roads need attention in their areas.
Jude Omamegbe asks callers which tier of government has had more impact in Rivers State, Federal or State?
Jude Omamegbe asks callers how they think the state civil service commission will ensure due process following Rivers State governor's statement that the state government will begin the employment of five thousand civil servants soon.
Jude Omamegbe has a discourse on the poverty level in Nigeria.
Jude Omamegbe asks callers what are some of the ‘community levies’ they have received in Port Harcourt and if they are legal.