Former Nigerian diplomat Joe Keshi says US-Israel strikes on Iran reflect longstanding Israeli ambitions, not an immediate threat to America.

Former FCT police commissioner Lawrence Alobi warns politicians could undermine professionalism if state police structure lacks clear constitutional safeguards.

Diplomacy scholar Nkata warns delayed ambassadorial postings weaken Nigeria’s investment promotion, intelligence sharing, and global diplomatic influence.

Executive Director of the Centre for Transparency Nwadishi says parties and civic institutions have failed to properly educate voters ahead of elections.

MD of South East Development Okoye says the commission aims to mobilise diaspora, private sector and government investment to transform the region’s economy.

Nigeria risks flawed elections and poor planning without credible census data and urgent action on worsening insecurity, Durunguwa warns.

Former senator Ayo Arise urges swift amendment of Section 214, says decentralised policing is key to tackling Nigeria’s worsening insecurity.

PDP’s National Publicity Secretary, Ini Ememobong, hails High Court win confirming the PDP’s Ibadan convention as lawful.

Director-General, Institute for Police and Security Policy Research, Dr. Charles Omole says state police can work effectively with stringent measures.

NRM presidential hopeful blames entrenched corruption for Nigeria’s stagnation.

NIMC targets rural communities, deploys licensed agents to decongest urban centres and boost nationwide NIN enrollment.

Olumide Akpata says the assassination attempt in Edo state during his defection to ADC sends a dangerous message to the electorate.

Itse Sagay (SAN) urges constitutional amendment to allow states establish police, improving rapid response against criminals across Nigeria. 

Former National Chairman of the ADC, Ralph Nwosu, says Tinubu’s administration is using government institutions to fight opposition.

Investment banker and economist, Adetilewa Adebajo, says only 8–10% economic growth will make Nigerians feel impact of Tinubu’s reforms.

President, International Press Institute Nigeria, Musikilu Mojeed, urges police to view journalists as allies and protect them.

Chika Mbonu condemns Nigeria’s continued export of raw commodities without value addition.

Former IGP Okiro stresses technology, discipline, and police welfare as top priorities for Tunji Disu, urged Nigerians to support new Police leadership.

TOS Foundation founder Osasu Ogwuche urges passage of reserved seats bill to increase women’s representation in Nigerian politics.

International Management and Health System Expert Jerry Ohikere says Nigerians seek medical care abroad due to distrust in local hospitals.