Mike Aondoakaa has insisted that the late President Yar’Adua’s Bakassi peninsula decision safeguarded Nigeria’s security and should not be faulted.

Tonye Cole has urged Nigeria to adopt a data-driven, accountable approach to security, stressing the need for measurable progress and evidence-based action.

Hon. Fred Agbedi says that the Peoples Democratic Party would emerge stronger, united, and fully prepared to reclaim power in 2027.

PDP is exiting its era of squabbles and reconciling to serve Nigeria better, says party board of trustees member Ejiofor Onyia.

Victor Ogiemwonyi has predicted economic hardship will persist but expressed optimism that Nigeria’s economy would improve significantly in two years.

Oladotun Hassan has declared that the Ooni of Ife holds global spiritual authority above other Yoruba monarchs.

Ambassador Albert Omotayo has dismissed the supremacy crisis, insisting Yoruba monarchs have influence but no political power since the empire’s fall.

Paul Alaje warns Nigeria’s reserves rely heavily on crude oil and loans, urging greater focus on exports, remittances.

Bode George says PDP must enforce discipline, insisting detractors leave if they cannot support the party’s progress.

Emmanuel Ogidi insists only the NEC has the final authority to approve or reject zoning decisions within the PDP.

Dr. Akintayo insists Africa cannot afford to lag behind in AI adoption, stressing innovation will dominate discussions at Houston conference.

Uche Uwaleke says subnationals should get more revenue, but any additional funds must be ring-fenced and tied to specific developmental projects.

Governor Chukwuma Soludo has dismissed one-term campaign promises in Anambra as deceptive, insisting such politicians “must have a mental issue.”

Musibau Adetunbi has warned that withholding local government funds undermines the rule of law and threatens democratic governance.

Brigadier General Sani Usman (Rtd) says when dealing with security problems, different tiers of government should consider it collective responsibility.

Muda Yusuf says Nigeria’s inflation slowdown is progress, but warns without tackling structural issues, stability won’t last.

Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Bosun Tijani, has described the telecom tariff hike as his hardest decision.

Felix Morka insists recent by-elections were largely free and fair, rejecting opposition claims of sabotage

Ladan Salihu says Nigeria’s democracy is in decline under Tinubu, with by-elections marred by violence, vote-buying, irregularities

“It’s hard not to accept that compared to a year ago, the economy is stabilising,” Ayo Teriba says