The much-publicized discourse on Nigeria’s governance paradox and how to fix the country ahead of the 2027 general elections, featuring the Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Rev Father Mathew Kukah, holds next Sunday, January 11, 2026.
The platform is the popular monthly interview discourse, Boiling Point Arena, which enters its 39th edition since the programme’s debut in November 2022.
The brainstorming discourse which commences from 8 p.m. on Sunday over a two-hour duration will be transmitted via Zoom and be broadcast live on six partnering radio stations across Lagos, Ogun and Delta states.
With an incredibly large online followership and wide listenership base, Boiling Point Arena, is hosted by a media professional and public relations strategist, Dr Ayo Arowojolu.
Foremost traditional ruler, the Olowu of Owu Kingdom, Prof. Saka Matemilola is the Keynote Speaker and chairman to herald the discourse.
The topic of the conversation is titled: “Who Failed Nigeria and Who Will Fix it? A Critical Look at Leadership, Citizens and Systems as the Build up to Another Election Year Begins.”
Bishop Kukah, a Septuagenarian and critical voice on ethical governance, is expected to unmask the various factors that have dragged the country to almost the tipping point in virtually all aspects of the polity and economy.
Kukah will expectedly confront the issues of leadership, followership and institutional breakdown and chart a path from broken promises to national recovery.
A well-publicized discourse, Boiling Point Arena will be broadcast live on WASH 94.9FM, Sweet 107.1FM, Roots 97.1FM, Erimbe 94.7FM, Women Radio 91.7FM and Kruzz 92.9FM as well as a cable television, NSTV on GoTV channel 316.
Boiling Point is a news and general interest group comprising eminent personalities including over 300 professors, media professionals, technocrats, industry leaders, high court justices, traditional rulers, security top shots and several others.
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