NLC’s Benson Upah has condemned the non-payment of the new minimum wage, saying it deepens poverty and fuels social vices.

Akintunde Oyebode has said the excess money supply over the last 36 months has continued to affect Nigeria’s economy.

Okolugbo has said that President Tinubu’s visit to France signals Nigeria’s readiness for investment to drive economic growth.

Dr Shinkafi has criticised state governors for complaining about revenue sharing, stating many fail to develop and generate revenue.

Baba Yusuf has emphasised the importance of structured implementation and stakeholder engagement in Tinubu’s proposed tax reforms.

NSChE President Tony Ogbuigwe has confirmed Port Harcourt Refinery’s partial operation, with petrol, diesel, kerosene, and others being produced

Fisayo Soyombo has accused the Nigerian army’s acting spokesman of intentionally compromising his security by connecting him to oil bunkering.

Segun Odegbami has said that the Nigerian military has brought about a new dawn for sports development in Nigeria

CDS Musa has pledged the military will nurture more athletes as Nigeria leads AMGA 2024 medal tally with 85 gold medals.

Sly Ezeokenwa has urged unity and reconciliation within APGA after the Supreme Court affirmed his leadership as national chairman.

Senator Ali Ndume has condemned Senate Proceedings, calling for holistic national reforms not just in taxation but in governance overall.

The best time to cut tax rate, to exempt low income earners and minimum wage earners from taxes is today, not tomorrow- Taiwo Oyedele

Alesa Stakeholders Secretary Timothy Mgbere criticised the portrayal of Port Harcourt refinery’s operations, calling recent media portrayals a “mere show.”

Abba Kaka has advocated removing immunity clauses from Nigeria’s constitution, claiming they enable corrupt governors to evade justice

Finance CEO Muktar Mohammed has said Nigeria’s economic challenges persist as inflation and exchange rate instability remain unresolved.

Vincent Oshoma has emphasised the need for immediate relief alongside long-term reforms, urging policymakers to prioritise “quick wins” for Nigerians.

Mohammed Saidu Etsu has expressed disappointment over the appointment of Daniel Bwala, who previously insulted the president, as a presidential spokesperson

Okupe has asserted that power will not return to the North in 2027, commending Tinubu’s reforms for averting economic crisis.

Iyamu has criticised Nigeria’s reliance on MOUs at COP29, urging the country to prioritise concrete solutions for climate challenges.

Liborous Oshoma has said that a resolution in Rivers State hinges on President Tinubu’s intervention, amid Wike-Fubara tensions.