Professor Adi Bongo says Nigeria’s lack of a tax culture weakens citizens’ power to demand transparency and accountability in governance.

Pinnick says his new FIFA role reflects international acknowledgment of Nigeria’s growing influence and credibility in global football governance.

Senior Advocate Fidelis Oditah urges Tinubu to appoint a credible, non-partisan INEC chair to restore electoral integrity.

UNDP Economist, Raymond Gilpin urges investment in human capital and competitiveness to translate macro gains into real development.

NESG Chairman, Niyi Yusuf urges urgent education reform and stronger industry-academia links to tackle Nigeria’s unemployment challenge.

Freeman says the Gaza war could end once Hamas lays down its weapons and releases all remaining hostages.

Okereke says Nigeria’s ministerial screening has become a mere formality rather than a constitutional confirmation process that ensures competence.

NITDA DG, Kashifu Inuwa Abdullahi says AI data centres are power-hungry, urging innovation in energy and digital infrastructure.

Frank Tietie says Nnaji’s resignation “puts Nigeria’s education on trial” and demands a total audit of forged certificates.

Former PDP presidential aspirant urges electoral, economic, and political reforms, warning Nigeria risks repeating past failures.

Former spokesperson for the Nigerian Air Force, Sadiq Shehu, has urged Nigeria to focus on action in strengthening its armed forces rather than making declarations of war in its fight

The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) has said that Nigeria’s oil production capacity has reached and even surpassed the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) quota on several

Minister of Works, David Umahi, says disputes over Winhomes land must not harm government’s reputation woth diaspora investor

SAN Oba Maduabuchi has described the Abuja court case challenging Jonathan’s 2027 presidential eligibility as “an abuse of court process”

Works Minister Umahi says the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway is progressing in sections across Lagos, Ogun, Ondo, Akwa Ibom, and Cross River.

International affairs analyst Dr Adoyi Omale calls Paul Biya’s rule ‘a sham democracy’ and urges Cameroonians to reclaim their country.

Former NESG Chairman Kyari Bukar says government’s reforms, though painful, have restored investor confidence and stabilised the Naira for future growth.

Ogboro-Okor highlights the signing of an MOU as proof of tangible progress and investors’ interest in Edo’s $250m deal.

Zamfara governor Dauda Lawal urged collective accountability and planning to ensure transparency and trust in Nigeria’s democratic process.

Sowunmi praises the Lagos-Calabar Coastal highway as a bold, visionary project that symbolises progress and national connectivity.