Udenta Udenta, has launched a scathing attack on the APC, describing it as a fragile edifice that won’t last.

Dan Kunle hails Dangote Refinery as “light to Nigeria,” slams petroleum marketers for importing inflation and stifling investment.

Rhodes-Vivour declares persistent violence in Lagos politics shows incompetence, stressing opposition unity is vital for 2027 victory.

Kabiru Adamu says Nigeria recorded fewer security-related deaths in recent months, but the country is far from achieving stability.

Galadima warns that appointing a controversial retired judge as INEC chairman would trigger chaos and civil war.

PDP legal adviser Kamaldeen Ajibade vows the party would avoid 2023 mistakes and reclaim defectors from rivals.

Shehu Koko says Kebbi State is revamping health infrastructure, staffing, and financing to ensure sustainable, responsive care.

Air Peace co-pilot David Bernard has firmly denied NSIB’s claims, insisting he neither drinks nor smokes and rejects alcohol use.

Captain Alex Badeh said it was extremely insulting to suggest the NSIB wanted to take down an airline.

John Lebo insists ICJ never ruled on oil wells, stressing Cross River’s littoral rights extend beyond resource disputes.

Agriculture Minister Abubakar Kyari says government would soon roll out 2,000 tractors to boost dry season and all-year farming.

Ibrahim warns high input costs, insecurity and poor incentives keep farmers from producing, threatening Tinubu’s cheaper food agenda.

The Minister of State for Health Dr. Iziaq Salako says government will deploy solar energy to improve electricity in hospitals.

Victor Attah insists only a new, people-driven constitution can save Nigeria from instability, weak institutions, and political decay.

Ibrahim Wali says Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan should resume immediately, describing the Senate suspension as unconstitutional and legally void.

Dr. Joy Ogaji insisted that Gencos are not seeking subsidies but a rightful payment of ₦5.6trn owed.

Professor Akpan Ekpo says borrowing should fund growth-oriented projects, stressing alternative financing options exist beyond external debt.

Tolu Arokodare says the Super Eagles remain positive and confident of World Cup qualification despite tough African competition.

Excerpt: Ola Aina says the Super Eagles have a fantastic squad with enough depth to cover injuries and remain confident. Super Eagles defender Ola Aina, who plays as a full back

Paul Alaje warns that Nigeria’s rising debt and poor spending threaten fiscal stability and long-term economic growth.