APC Deputy Chief Whip Nwaebonyi insists primaries were credible, blaming internal party management for emerging disputes and complaints.

Kenny Okolugbo says Nigeria missed opportunity to lead from the front in protecting citizens during South Africa unrest.

SDP’s Adewole Adebayo discusses the state of the nation, Nigeria’s political landscape, governance, and the race to the 2027 general elections.

Olufowobi Adeola says new surveillance guidelines are improving Nigeria’s ability to track foodborne illnesses and strengthen public health monitoring systems nationwide.

Security expert Dr. Kabir Adamu alleges evidence from several northern states suggests some government actors support community negotiations with terrorists.

Muda Yusuf says Senate’s proposed sugar-sweetened beverage levy prioritises revenue generation over evidence-based public health objectives.

Major General John Enenche, (rtd), says Nigeria’s insecurity has worsened through years of inaction, describing the situation as a super emergency.

Chikwe Udensi discusses insecurity in Nigeria and state governments’ rush to establish forest guards across Nigeria.

Moghalu argues Nigeria’s inability to defeat terrorism stems from weak nationhood, lack of unity, and absence of shared purpose.

Maxwell Opara says court ruling confirms longstanding concerns over the National Assembly’s controversial SUV expenditure.

Senior advocate says Supreme Court decision permanently settles PDP convention dispute despite ongoing factional interpretations of ruling.

Liborous Oshoma warns INEC data breach exposes Nigerians’ personal information and threatens confidence in electoral integrity.

MD Colexa Bisensor Ltd, Kingsley Aguoru, says Nigeria must adopt consistent policies strengthen local pharmaceutical manufacturing and reduce import dependence

Alerte founder James Useghan says communities must take greater responsibility for safety as security agencies struggle to respond to terrorist incursions. 

Analyst, Dickson Iroegbu says insecurity persists because powerful interests profit from it, urging greater scrutiny and accountability in defence spending.

CEO of Hampshire Capital, Odion Omonfoman, says Nigeria’s power sector must adopt state-led reforms and market discipline to improve efficiency.

Political Scientist George defends Tinubu’s reforms, saying subsidy removal and fiscal policies will drive long-term economic recovery despite hardship.

Dr Ayo Omotayo says security operatives are working tirelessly, assuring Nigerians that ongoing measures will soon address insecurity nationwide.

Dalung says government’s anti-terror campaign reflects failure to tackle insecurity and offers no clear solution yet.

NDC says it will address concerns over its primaries and ensure members are treated fairly.