State police is not the solution to Nigeria’s security woes, federal police is underfunded and understaffed, says Mike Okiro

APC’s Biodun Ajiboye has said Nigeria is not becoming a one party state, faulting PDP, LP for a weak opposition

Delta Broadcast Media Conference is set to unlock creativity and strengthen storytelling across the state, says convener Rukky Onoro.

Former Power Minister Barth Nnaji has said Nigeria needs to generate at least 100,000Mw of power readily available to meet its needs. 

Barth Nnaji has said the growth of Nigeria’s power sector depends on the effective implementation of the National Integrated Power policy.

Bem Garba says defence should be treated as a strategic national priority, just like Nigeria’s oil and gas sector.

Professor Adi Bongo says Nigeria has the lowest labor productivity in Africa, with production falling short of sustaining growth.

APC’s Prince Collins Esolomo has called Sheriff Oborevwori a “liability”, insisting he must address past wrongs before joining the party.

APC governorship candidate Valentine Ozigbo appeals Anambra primaries, alleges Governor Soludo’s influence.

Emmanuel Ogidi says that PDP developed Delta State and remains confident the party will reclaim its strength in the state.

John Okiyi Kalu has defended Ex-Governor Ikpeazu’s legacy, accusing Governor Otti of misinformation and relying on propaganda over facts.

The convener of the League of Northern Democrats Umar Ardo has said LND’s mission isn’t gaining power but fixing Nigeria

Abia Governor Otti has said his predecessor completed only the ground floor of the Government House and commissioned an uncompleted building

Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Olumide-Fusika argues that the Supreme Court must enforce laws strictly, regardless of political fallout.

PDP chieftain Abubakar Baraje says the party has moved past Delta defections and is now focused on its future.

Dele Momodu has condemned Okowa’s defection to APC, calling it opportunistic and reflective of Nigeria’s declining political values and self-interest.

Dele Oye has urged the government to step back and let private sector lead efforts to curb poverty and boost the economy.

Hakeem Baba-Ahmed says he resigned because he felt underutilised and lacked access to President Tinubu despite daily contact with Shettima.

Former Delta governor Okowa has said that to ensure Nigeria’s stability, Tinubu should be allowed to complete his eight-year tenure

Kenneth Okonkwo has said the APC will soon be “blown to smithereens,” as Tinubu’s government has punished Nigerians with “hunger and hardship”