Sam Amadi says America is independently verifying attacks, showing deep distrust of government accounts.

Orji Uzor Kalu insists IPOB-linked unrest devastated communities in south-east and demands a political solution for peace.

Orji Uzor Kalu, former Abia State Governor and current Senator, has denied allegations that he funded Autopilot or any militant group in the South-East, stating he has never supported or sponsored violence.

Ijele stresses youth, integrity, and career diplomats must lead Nigeria’s foreign representation, warning against politically motivated appointments.

Arno Van Der Merwe explains TY Logistics’ Free Zone innovations, improving port efficiency and enabling regional trade growth.

Before Tinubu, NASENI focused on research; now 40 products will hit the market, unveiled in 2026,” says CEO Halilu.

Umar Sani claims Governor Adeleke is preventing PDP from fielding a gubernatorial candidate, but says the party has a nominee.

Yusuf Othman warns Lagos ports still suffer inefficiencies, extortion, and outdated systems, raising costs and delaying cargo movement.

General Eneche says Nigeria must deploy grassroots homeland security units to track terrorists and expose their community collaborators.

Founder of the Athena Centre for Policy and Leadership, Osita Chidoka urges creation of elite, SAS-trained strike units to defeat insurgency.

Intelligence, security and governance expert Aliyu Gebi has hailed the appointment of former Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa (rtd.), as Defence Minister, describing it as “one of the

Isha Sesay warns African media’s oligarch control undermines accountability and transparency, limiting authentic stories from the continent.

Shehu Sani warns that illegal mining fuels banditry in the north and urges governors to take responsibility for regional security.

President of the Gemstones Miners and Marketing Association of Nigeria, Niran Ajibade says a blanket ban will fuel illegal mining and worsen insecurity.

Chairman of the House Committee on Defence, Jimi Benson, hails Christopher Musa as a “soldier’s soldier” with empathy, courage and national respect.

Retired career diplomat, Ambassador Mohammed Ibrahim, says untrained nominees and credibility concerns threaten Nigeria’s international standing.

Executive Secretary of the Centre for Peacebuilding, Ayokunle Fagbemi, says scrapping indigeneity without addressing colonial instruments will obstruct true national integration.

President of MACBAN says the association has brokered peace across borders, rejecting calls to label the group a terrorist organisation.

Ademola Oshodi insists Tinubu’s ambassadorial selections reflect constitutional authority and strategic judgment, urging Nigerians to trust the president’s decisions.

Adoyi Omale warns political patronage in ambassadorial appointments risks undermining Nigeria’s diplomatic credibility.