Obaseki and Ighodalo lacked evidence at the tribunal, making any appeal futile, says APC’s South-South Organising Secretary, Blessing Agbomhere.

Excerpt: Professor Okaba urges President Tinubu to prioritise Nigerians over political interests, criticising Wike’s actions for fueling division in the Niger Delta.

SDP Press Secretary Isaiah Ijele has criticised Kogi government for rally ban, claiming they fear Senator Natasha’s influence and support.

Arise News honours 80 influential women for their contributions in business, politics, and media at the Arise Gala for Women.

Retired CP Adeoye has stated that Nigeria’s police are understaffed and underfunded, urging reforms and stricter measures to combat kidnapping.

Dame Aleruchi Cookey-Gam has urged Rivers indigenes to stand up as political tensions rise under the state’s sole administrator.

Chibuzo Okereke has emphasised the need for a political culture that supports deploying credible technology to improve Nigeria’s electoral process.

Atiku Abubakar has alleged National Assembly leadership is corrupt, claiming the Senate President has a history of abusing women.

Jacob Anebe has emphasised Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has surpassed all predecessors’ achievements in one year, making her recall unjustifiable

“We are not unserious people,” Ezekwesili asserts, pushing back against dismissive remarks during the heated Senate Ethics Committee hearing.

Senator Nwaebonyi says he regrets his choice of words to Oby Ezekwesili but insists his reaction was provoked.

Works Minister David Umahi has urged Southeast governors to support Tinubu in 2027, calling it “payback time.”

Lere Olayinka has said Wadata Plaza doesn’t belong to the PDP as the party failed to complete payment for the land since 2005

Chijioke Ihunwo has alleged that the State of Emergency declared in Rivers State was arranged by Tinubu and Wike

Segun Sowunmi urged the media to ignore Debo Ologunagba’s take on the Supreme Court ruling over PDP’s National Secretary dispute.

Hon. Dawodu said the National Assembly had deliberated and amended the President’s emergency rule proclamation, rejecting claims of being “rubber stamp”.

Economist Kelvin Emmanuel has warned that militant threats to oil infrastructure could derail Nigeria’s economy and destabilise FX inflows

Liborous Oshoma says Tinubu is using emergency rule to take Rivers state “through the back door,” thereby defying the constitution

Elder statesman Sara-Igbe has condemned Governor Fubara’s suspension, calling it illegal and beyond the president’s constitutional powers, warning of democratic risks.

Justice Owoade has urged a peaceful resolution to the Rivers State crisis, emphasising the National Assembly’s role in ensuring constitutional order.