General Christopher Musa says a review of dismissed officer Ogunleye is possible, but he believes the outcome will remain unchanged.

Ade Adefeko says food is available in Nigeria but not affordable and blamed high costs on cyclical production and harvest.

Bolaji Akinyemi has dismissed hopes for a Middle East ceasefire, predicting a full-scale regional war after Iran’s missile attack on Israel.

Mustapha Audu expects Tinubu to reshuffle, citing underperformance and the need for visionary leaders with understanding and direction.

Elder statesman Robert Clarke has advocated for Nigeria’s return to a parliamentary system for increased accountability in governance.

Amina Mohammed has called for rethinking of global financing, advocating for long-term concessional funding to support Africa’s sustainable development.

Outgoing Edo Governor Godwin Obaseki is now a “lonely man” in politics after burning bridges, his predecessor Adams Oshiomhole contends. 

Bishop Kayode Williams emphasises that some inmates need specific accommodation to ensure their safety and avoid conflicts in Nigerian prisons.

Ex-Corrections officer Enobore says he hasn’t heard of arrangements to collect money to keep an inmate out of prison facilities.

Chief Anabs Sara-Igbe has claimed the NNPC’s policies under Mele Kyari’s leadership are hindering Nigeria’s refineries and oil production.

The EFCC has accused Yahaya Bello of insincerity, claiming his September 18 appearance was a calculated media stunt and deception.

Many Britons have remained trapped in Lebanon due to flight cancellations and limited availability, despite government warnings to leave immediately.

Olusegun Alebiosu says access to finance is crucial for eradicating poverty and promoting economic development, especially in remote areas.

“The problem is not about the body, it is about the attitude of Nigerians to everything that we do,” Mr Nduh said.

APC’s Morka has said the party is determined to allow governor-elect Okpebholo to govern Edo without interference.

Deputy Director General of the Edo PDP Governorship Campaign Council, Emmanuel Odigie, has strongly condemned the recent gubernatorial election in Edo State, describing it as a “blatant rape and murder

LP’s Akpata revealed that votes were sold for up to N30,000, leading people to abandon promises for a better tomorrow.

AidAfrica Director Ugochukwu says Nigerians should utilise the Supreme Court’s local government autonomy ruling to redefine democracy from the grassroots.

Edo Deputy Governor Shaibu has accused Governor Obaseki of allocating N73 million for vote buying in his ward during the election.

Gabriella Uwadiegwu says cultural and societal barriers hinder women’s tech careers, citing biases and limited opportunities for advancement.