Episodes
Rivers residents call for palliatives in other sectors of the state after the state government announced the planned commissioning of a public mass transit system
Jude Omamegbe got callers' opinions on what the current government can do to boost a thriving business climate in the state.
Jude Omamegbe got callers' opinions on reparation and Africa's Involvement in slave trade.
Jude Omamegbe asks listeners if the difficulty in getting a passport has discouraged them from business travels.
Jude Omamegbe talks about redeeming the image of Port Harcourt, and how the negative impressions of Port Harcourt can be reversed.
Jude Omamegbe got callers' opinions on reducing work days for civil servants following a hike in transportation caused by the removal of fuel subsidy.
In what ways are adults in Rivers State exposing teenagers to drug abuse?
Media Consultant, Micheal Jada joins Jude Omamegbe to discuss the risks associated with using minors as domestic caregivers.
Callers share their thoughts with Jude Omamegbe about effective policing in Rivers State as police raids suspected kidnap hideout in the Oyigbo/Igbo-Etche forest.
Is Nigerian society adequately rehabilitating criminals?
Callers share their thoughts on how can traffic be better managed at major junctions in Port Harcourt following a road accident at the Rumuosi junction.
Callers share i-witness report of public important with Jude Omamegbe
About 40 percent of failed electronic transactions in the first quarter of 2023 as a result of the central bank's policy on naira redesign is left unresolved.
Jude Omamegbe discusses divorce and how assets are shared among splitting couples with Barrister Jubilee Nwokoro.
Should students hold more responsibility for the maintenance of school property?
Jude Omamegbe had callers share what other measures can be taken to improve policing in Port Harcourt aside from making public the arrest of erring officers.
Jude Omamegbe finds out from callers how to manage annoying clients.
Jude got callers to share their thoughts on vote trading.
Jude discussed cases of pipeline explosions in Rivers state due to illegal oil refining.
Callers shared their thoughts on why it seems difficult to change the ‘spraying’ culture in Nigeria.
Jude Omamegbe discusses challenges with giving gifts
Jude Omamegbe discussed the remuneration of senators and representative salaries.
Callers shared five problems and projects they would want the new political dispensation to address.
Are communities doing enough to dissuade conflicts amongst themselves?
Naira scarcity, fuel scarcity, and others topped the conversation for this week's episode of i-witness report.
Callers share their experiences navigating alternative financial transaction mediums, such as online banking and Point of Sales, POS.
What steps are you taking to protect your family from air pollution?
Callers share their male grooming practice with Jude Omamegbe.
Callers share their i-witness reports with Jude Omamegebe.
Callers shared update on the lingering cash and fuel shortages in their area.