Constitutional lawyer Ogwuche says impeachment remains subject to judicial review where due process is breached.

EAkin Fapohunda warns Nigeria’s political structure has collapsed, citing Rivers crisis, imperial governors, weak parties and humiliating investor diplomacy.

Dr Moses Paul says his leadership will replace visionless governance with inclusive, people focused administration for AMAC residents.

Chijioke Ihunwo says Rivers crisis is driven by godfatherism, assembly interference, and greed, urging peace and presidential intervention.

Policy strategist Baba Yusuf warns political interests are weaponising democratic institutions and threatening constitutional stability.

Policy expert Justin Amase says rebasing drove inflation rate decline despite continued cost-of-living pressures.

Former FCT Police Commissioner
Lawrence Alobi warns porous borders and lack of political leave Nigeria vulnerable to threats.

ADC chieftain Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour says Lagos State’s land policies favour private developers, exclude the poor and worsen homelessness, urging inclusive development.

Rivers governor special adviser says impeachment moves lack merit, denies misconduct allegations, insists process will collapse soon.

Political scientist Professor Jibrin Ibrahim warns Nigeria is reliving democratic collapse that triggered military intervention six decades ago.

Defence Minister Christopher Musa says Nigeria is closer to lasting security than ever, urges citizens to reject support for terrorism.

Deputy Education Minister Professor Suwaiba Ahmad says government will implement ASUU agreement “100 per cent” to prevent future strikes.Hide trimmed content

Kunle Fagbemi says Nigeria’s massive US lobbying spending diverts crucial resources from security, internally displaced persons, and national development.

Former AGF Aondoakaa says targeted Nigeria–US security collaboration is needed to flush bandits from Benue and prevent humanitarian crisis.

Dr Seyi Oyesola says modern monitoring, training and protocols have drastically reduced anesthesia risks in Nigerian healthcare facilities.

Economic analyst Adebajo says current World Bank growth projections for Nigeria signal stability but remain inadequate for broad-based poverty reduction.

ASUU President Piwuna urges academic staff to commit fully following new federal agreement with ASUU.

Olisa Agbakoba has called for UK-style medical oversight in Nigeria to ensure timely investigations and accountability for malpractice.

Samuel Aruwan calls for dismantling financial and logistical networks sustaining banditry, urging community cooperation and justice reforms.

Security analyst Kabir Adamu says flawed intelligence, wrong weapon choice and unexploded missiles undermined the effectiveness of US strikes in Nigeria.