Liborous Oshoma has said increasing Supreme Court justices is not a one-size-fits-all solution, the problems run much deeper

CDS Christopher Musa warns that Nigeria’s porous borders are fuelling terrorism and they must be fenced to ensure security

AU expert Misheck Mutize has praised Afreximbank’s unmatched support, saying no other institution stepped up when Africa needed financial rescue.

Professor Bolaji Akinyemi has said that threatening to assassinate a foreign head of state violates both international and American laws unequivocally.

Former Head of State, General Yakubu Gowon says Nigeria is thriving and has moved beyond what it was 55 years ago.

General Gowon says he knew about the 1975 coup in advance but chose not to act because he didn’t bother him

Gowon says Aburi Accord failed partly because Ojukwu insisted regional governors must control the military zones.

Gowon says he had no prior knowledge of the July 1966 counter-coup and tried warning Ironsi, but it was too late.

Gowon says he wasn’t trained to govern, but relied on his home upbringing and training to stabilise Nigeria post-coup.

Okey Ikechukwu warns that the APC muscling Tinubu into who to choose as his running mate in 2027 is dangerous for the party

Kelvin Emmanuel says Dangote is not a regulator but a player solving problems the government has long ignored.

Governor Hyacinth Alia says recent attacks in Benue are acts of terrorism, as they have gone beyond farmer-herder clashes

PETROAN has clarified it did not purchase commercial petrol from the port harcourt refinery, only lifting diesel and kerosene.

Madaki has called the Benue massacre ‘painful beyond description,’ questioning military silence as attacks raged near their checkpoint

Omoyele Sowore says naming infrastructure after presidents reflects insecurity and a broken reward system.

Omoyele Sowore says he didn’t struggle for Nigeria’s democracy to win awards, and Nigeria is yet to achieve true democracy

Sunday Karimi says Tinubu has no obligation to fix the opposition, as their disorganisation shows they’re not ready to govern Nigeria

Olu Falae says SAP wasn’t his idea but insists it was a necessary response to overwhelming debt incurred by Shagari.

Olu Falae insists he won 1999 election by 1.5 million votes, claiming Obasanjo was imposed by military to protect interests.

Less than 30% of Nigeria’s ecological fund reaches victims, Sam Amadi says, describing it as mismanaged, corrupt, and structure-deficient.