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.

Nigeria’s former permanent representative at the UN in Geneva, Humphrey Orjiakor, says Nigeria may be losing US diplomatic priority.

Edo Information Commissioner Afegbua says violence at John Odigie-Oyegun’s home arose from ADC’s internal crisis, dismissing allegations against APC  involvement.

Chijoke Ekechukwu says falling inflation and economic stability could prompt further CBN rate cuts soon.

Yunusa Tanko says Edo government failed its constitutional duty to protect Peter Obi and supporters after an alleged assassination attack.

Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Reduction, Bernard Doro, says insecurity keeps thousands trapped in IDP camps, making resettlement impossible.

Agbakoba demands NNPC stock exchange listing, court review of PIA, and sweeping reforms to unlock Nigeria’s oil wealth.

ADC’s National Working Committee member and lawyer, Kenneth Okonkwo, alleges assassination attempt on party leaders is “genocide” targeting political opponents.

Finance commissioners’ forum chairman says principle of constitutional compliance outweighs modest revenue at stake in oil remittance debate.

CDD director Daouda Garuba says FCT elections reveal disillusionment and systemic challenges, urging citizen engagement and reforms for credible 2027 polls.

Michael Aondoakaa has urged Benue Governor Alia to lead the reconciliation with SGF Akume in line with President Tinubu’s directive.

Nwangwu warns voter apathy, electoral inefficiencies, and political complacency undermine democracy, urging participation ahead of 2027.

Power expert Oyebanjo blames decades of underinvestment, weak planning, and lack of meritocracy for Nigeria’s grid failures.