Public policy analyst and development expert Abba Kaka says Amupitan’s main task is restoring public trust after INEC’s self-inflicted reputation crisis.

Development expert and economic analyst, Taufiq Raimi urges Professor Amupitan to resist political pressure and rebuild public trust in Nigeria’s electoral process.

Lost in Lagos founder Tannaz Bahnam says her Awari app is redefining how people explore Nigerian cities.

Davidson Ogbu accuses Nigerian agencies of neglect as community demands justice for slain teenager trafficked to Côte d’Ivoire.

Yunus Yau urges open, transparent confirmation process for new INEC chairman, stressing competence, neutrality and urgent electoral reforms.

Human rights activist, Sowore condemns Kanu’s decade-long incarceration, says only public pressure can secure his release.

Eniola Bello commended Professor Amupitan’s strong academic and leadership background, describing him as the perfect candidate to lead INEC.

Ex-EFCC Director Ayo Olowonihi hails INEC nominee’s integrity, says he’ll restore credibility to Nigeria’s elections.

YIAGA Africa’s Samson Itodo says Amupitan faces urgent reforms and credibility tests ahead of 2027 elections.

Public accountability and democratic reforms advocate, Nwagwu urges Senate to ensure transparent confirmation and warns politicians against undermining electoral integrity.

Professor Adi Bongo says Nigeria’s lack of a tax culture weakens citizens’ power to demand transparency and accountability in governance.

Pinnick says his new FIFA role reflects international acknowledgment of Nigeria’s growing influence and credibility in global football governance.

Senior Advocate Fidelis Oditah urges Tinubu to appoint a credible, non-partisan INEC chair to restore electoral integrity.

UNDP Economist, Raymond Gilpin urges investment in human capital and competitiveness to translate macro gains into real development.

NESG Chairman, Niyi Yusuf urges urgent education reform and stronger industry-academia links to tackle Nigeria’s unemployment challenge.

Freeman says the Gaza war could end once Hamas lays down its weapons and releases all remaining hostages.

Okereke says Nigeria’s ministerial screening has become a mere formality rather than a constitutional confirmation process that ensures competence.

NITDA DG, Kashifu Inuwa Abdullahi says AI data centres are power-hungry, urging innovation in energy and digital infrastructure.

Frank Tietie says Nnaji’s resignation “puts Nigeria’s education on trial” and demands a total audit of forged certificates.

Former PDP presidential aspirant urges electoral, economic, and political reforms, warning Nigeria risks repeating past failures.