NLNG’s Odey has stated that the company has distributed over $44bn in dividends since inception, contributing to Nigeria’s economy.

Okey Okechukwu says the revival of local refineries could lead to job creation and economic improvements in Nigeria.

“We have also signed an agreement on PPP to establish an MRO in Abuja,” says Nigeria’s Aviation Minister Festus Keyamo.

Chijioke Ihunwo has urged President Tinubu to remove Wike as FCT Minister, accusing him of disrupting Rivers elections, threatening democracy.

Tonye Cole stresses the need for Odili, Amaechi, Wike, and Fubara to unite, warning of continued political violence in Rivers.

Kadaria Ahmed has condemned President Tinubu’s exclusion of North Western women in the appointment of the NWDC governing board.

Former SA to ex-Governor Wike, Opunabo Inko-Tariah, has called the Rivers LG election a victory over political godfatherism’s dominance.

Palestinian Ambassador to Nigeria has proposed calling for an end to the “Israel’s war on Palestine” instead of a ceasefire.

Kelvin Emmanuel has praised the Naira-for-crude agreement between the FG and local refineries as a step towards efficient petroleum management.

Professor of Constitutional Law Nwokocha says INEC cannot conduct local government elections without a holistic constitutional amendment.

Udenta says Tinubu’s Independence Day was “banal and pedestrian” and didn’t inspire hope in Nigerians.

COAS Musa said military contractors are not an option against Boko Haram, advocating for funds to equip the Nigerian military instead.

Zamfara Commissioner for Budget and Planning, Gajam, has accused Matawalle’s administration of mismanagement of funds leading to “backlog of gratuity.”

General Christopher Musa says a review of dismissed officer Ogunleye is possible, but he believes the outcome will remain unchanged.

Ade Adefeko says food is available in Nigeria but not affordable and blamed high costs on cyclical production and harvest.

Bolaji Akinyemi has dismissed hopes for a Middle East ceasefire, predicting a full-scale regional war after Iran’s missile attack on Israel.

Mustapha Audu expects Tinubu to reshuffle, citing underperformance and the need for visionary leaders with understanding and direction.

Elder statesman Robert Clarke has advocated for Nigeria’s return to a parliamentary system for increased accountability in governance.

Amina Mohammed has called for rethinking of global financing, advocating for long-term concessional funding to support Africa’s sustainable development.

Outgoing Edo Governor Godwin Obaseki is now a “lonely man” in politics after burning bridges, his predecessor Adams Oshiomhole contends.