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On this episode of Early Edition, Oluwakayode sits with Mrs. Mojisola Aboyade-Cole, Assistant Director at the Relationship Management Unit (RMU), Lagos Internal Revenue Service, for an in-depth conversation on the new tax law and how it works. The discussion focuses on the deadline for filing annual corporate tax returns, what businesses need to do, compliance requirements, and how to properly navigate the process to avoid penalties. Clear, practical, and informative, this episode provides essential guidance for organisations and professionals seeking clarity on corporate tax obligations.

On this episode of It’s Okay with Okey, Senator Comedian joins Kolawole as the trio break down the gist, facts, rumours, and growing concerns around the new tax law. What starts as policy talk quickly turns entertaining, as serious issues meet sharp jokes and comic relief — especially whenever Senator takes the floor. Balanced between insight and laughter, this episode makes sense of a complex topic without losing the humour that keeps the conversation engaging and relatable.

The guys in the Zone dive into the latest Premier League action, unpacking the drama that followed the games both on and off the pitch. From controversial moments and big performances to talking points that kept fans arguing all week, nothing is left untouched. With sharp analysis, strong opinions, and classic Sport Zone banter, this episode captures the chaos, tension, and excitement that make the Premier League unmissable.

On this episode of Early Edition, Oluwakayode sits with Olusomi Oduguwa, Head of Communications and Corporate Branding at The Nigerian Conservation Foundation, for a rich and timely conversation on promoting nature conservation and sustainable development. The discussion focuses on why environmental protection matters, especially in rapidly expanding urban centres like Lagos, and how conservation can be integrated into everyday city life. Insightful and forward-looking, this episode highlights the role of awareness, policy, and collective responsibility in safeguarding nature for future generations.

On this episode of It’s Okay with Okey, Okey Bakassi, Kolawole, and the Wise Men dive into the heated conversation around the commercialisation of relationships from the male perspective, and the growing response from women who feel men are sitting on the fence and avoiding commitment. With sharp humour, bold opinions, and plenty of drama, the episode unpacks modern dating expectations, power dynamics, and why relationships now feel more transactional than ever. A riot of a show that mixes laughter with uncomfortable truths.

On this episode of Beyond the Game, the ladies spotlight women in sport, celebrating impact, presence, and performance. The conversation highlights Naomi Osaka’s colourful entrance, what it represents for individuality and expression, and her strong showing on the court so far. Insightful and affirming, this episode looks beyond scores and stats to examine representation, confidence, and the evolving space women continue to claim in global sports.

On this episode of Directions, the ladies explore what true fulfilment looks like in the workplace and how growth can extend beyond professional spaces. The conversation questions traditional ideas of success, examines what truly nourishes purpose, and highlights the difference between healthy ambition and misplaced expectations. Thoughtful and reflective, this episode offers clarity for anyone navigating career paths while seeking balance, meaning, and personal growth outside the office.

On this episode of Today in Global Health, Kayode sits with Dr. Ngwaba for a critical examination of medical negligence and the urgent issue of response time within Nigeria’s healthcare system. The conversation highlights real cases that expose systemic irregularities, gaps in emergency care, and the consequences of delayed intervention. Measured, evidence-driven, and people-centered, this episode interrogates accountability, standards of care, and what must change to protect patients and restore trust in the health system.

The guys in the Zone break down all the games from the week, digging into the key moments, results, and talking points across the leagues. The conversation heats up around Carrick and the possibility of him landing the Manchester United job on a full-time basis, as opinions fly and debates unfold. Add the usual sports gist, sharp reactions, and premium banter, and you get Sport Zone doing what it does best — informed, lively, and unapologetically entertaining.

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In this episode, Hon. Rahman Owokoniran gave reasons why the People's Democratic Party (PDP) re not ready for presidency.

On this episode, Oluwakayode and The Guru dive into the political stories shaping the moment, unpacking the drama, the tensions, and the constant ups and downs that define the political scene. From shifting alliances to policy moves and public reactions, the conversation connects the dots behind the headlines. Insightful, balanced, and unafraid of complexity, this episode offers context and clarity in a political landscape that never stays still.

The men of the Zone react to a gripping week of Premier League action, where results on the pitch sparked serious conversations on the touchline. From managerial drama to shifting momentum across clubs, the analysis cuts deep. The spotlight falls on Manchester United’s win over Arsenal, Carrick’s influence, and the signs of a new-found rhythm in United’s form. Sharp takes, tactical debates, and the trademark Sport Zone banter come together for a full-bodied breakdown of a week that had everything.

Ife, SnrBroa, and Annastasia delivered a riotous episode of Entertainment Hub, breaking down the chaos and excitement around iShowSpeed’s Africa tour and the drama that followed involving Egungun and Peller. The conversation also turned to the heated Seun Kuti vs Wizkid debate, revisiting Fela’s legacy and the clash of generations within Afrobeat culture. Packed with banter, cruise, and sharp pop-culture commentary, this episode captures entertainment news at its loudest, funniest, and most unfiltered.

On this episode of It’s Okay with Okey, Acapella and Kolawole dive into the Wizkid and Seun Kuti clash, unpacking the gbas gbos, the hot takes, and the bigger question behind the noise — who truly defines Afrobeat greatness today? From legacy versus modern dominance to culture, relevance, and respect, the conversation blends humour with sharp insight, breaking down what the debate means right now and why it has everyone talking.