Adetomiwa and Rafiat we are deep-dive into crude oil as a commodity, the current price fluctuations and what this means for the average Nigerian About That New News: "We are trying to focus the conversation. There is so much news, but we are trying to have a conversation - or conversations about the news and how it affects us, how decisions by the government and the people will make or break us as a people now and in years to come. This is not all we have in store, but it’s the beginning." Adetomiwa & Oluwatosin. Music- Red Sun Falling by Seo [https://soundcloud.com/iamseo/red-sun-falling] Hottest on the street by Djaji Prime [https://soundcloud.com/djaji-prime/hottest-in-the-streets?in=djaji-prime/sets/expression-a-mixtape-by-djaji]

Adetomiwa, Oluwatosin and Isu[?] talk about One Take by That New News. One Take by That New News is a bi-monthly conversation about Nigerian current affairs and its implication on the lives of Nigerians. About That New News: "We are trying to focus the conversation. There is so much news, but we are trying to have a conversation - or conversations about the news and how it affects us, how decisions by the government and the people will make or break us as a people now and in years to come. This is not all we have in store, but it’s the beginning." Adetomiwa & Oluwatosin.

"Sudan has been in a state of crisis since April when citizens successfully expelled the opposing the dictator war criminal Omar al-Bashir. al-Bashir was however replaced with violet military control, which leads to injury, death, and killing of civilians and protesters." - New News Newsletter, Issue 11 Oluwatosin and Tomiwa discuss the blue profile pictures that have filled social media. They discuss press and people freedom in Africa - from Sudan to Nigeria, touching on internet shutdowns and new laws in Kano state that bans protests - peaceful or otherwise. Subscribe to the newsletter eepurl.com/gndFNf