Operations Director NELFUND, Mustafa Iyal, says over 11,000 students owed N927 million will receive payments.

Former JTF commander Atolagbe urges expanded military presence and stronger border controls to restore safety in vulnerable communities in Nigeria. 

ADC chieftain Ladan Salihu says Tinubu’s economic reforms have worsened living conditions, with 141 million Nigerians now in poverty.

APC chieftain Ajiboye says tough reforms were unavoidable, says Nigeria was nearing total economic collapse before 2023.

Maxwell Opara urges patients to claim their right to access medical records in Nigerian hospitals

APC National Publicity Secretary Morka insists its digital membership drive is legitimate party reform, not linked to any future election.

 Prof Alero Roberts urges caution, accountability and health education amid Chimamanda’s son’s death, says tests requested indicate he was critically ill.

Fayose says President Tinubu values loyalty and influence, insisting Wike will not be sacrificed to save Governor Fubara.

Ayo Fayose says Fubara should stop fighting Wike and handle the situation peacefully, calling the conflict a sad development.

Political analyst Adeniyi says ADC and its aspirants remain cautious as internal consensus and party stability are unresolved.

Tambuwal says poorly planned subsidy removal and compromised elections deepen hardship, urges competence-driven leadership while ruling out 2027 presidential bid.

Security analyst Steve Okwori says speeches mean nothing without action as insecurity worsens nationwide.

Former Sokoto governor Tambuwal says electoral failures, poor governance and weak institutions have deepened national crisis.

Fayose says PDP is no longer Nigeria’s main opposition and highlights Peter Obi as a major political figure for 2027.

Okwesilieze Nwodo says Southeast political elites backing APC do not reflect grassroots views or voting conscience in the region.

ADC chieftain Dele Momodu says discipline, unity and strategic candidate selection can unseat the APC in 2027.

Natural medicine development DG Martins Emeje says WHO appointment validates Nigeria’s push to integrate traditional medicine into mainstream healthcare.

Sam Amadi blames Nigeria’s healthcare failures on culture, professionalism and accountability systems.

Economist David Adeoye says market growth reflects confidence, but warns it does not measure poverty or living standards.

Dumebi Kachikwu says Nigeria’s crisis persists because recycled politicians offer failure, not solutions, warning citizens ahead of elections.