Security expert Fidel Agaba says involving local communities and strengthening grassroots intelligence is crucial to effectively combat banditry.

Political analyst Modibo warns unchecked interference threatens Rivers State democracy and presidential authority.

Former governorship candidate Bolanle Sarumi Aliyu says godfatherism and costly elections are fuelling Rivers State’s political turmoil.

PDP member Iroegbu says APC empowered Wike’s overreach, fuelling political instability in Rivers State.

Policy strategist Baba Yusuf says Rivers crisis is a zero-sum political game undermining governance and democracy.

Rivers APC spokesperson Darlington Nwauju says party will oppose any outside forces seeking to undermine Governor Fubara’s administration in Rivers State.

Former commissioner Austin Tam George says Rivers Assembly’s impeachment move targets Fubara’s second-term prospects, not constitutional breaches.

Sunday Jackson’s lawyer Emmanuel Ogebe says self-defence cannot attract a death sentence, insists Nigeria must correct “miscarriage of justice.”

Former NERC acting chairman Akah urges targeted support as power subsidy hits ₦1.98 trillion.

Public affairs analyst Ben Ukeji warns repeated attempts to remove Governor Fubara undermine stability and stall governance in Rivers state.

Member of the Borgu Royal Family, Murtala Dantoro, urges urgent government action as terrorists exploit Niger State’s weak security presence.

Jacob Mark says defections to the APC are driven by fears that the 2027 election results “will be written” by INEC.

WFP’s David Stevenson says restoring peace and production in northern Nigeria is critical to food security.

Paul Ibe says Atiku insists on an open, competitive ADC primary, rejecting calls to step aside.

Oyo Police PRO Ayolade Olayinka says intensive operations are underway to arrest attackers of national park and prevent further violence.

Senior Advocate Oba Maduabuchi blames litigants, lawyers and politicians for judicial corruption in Nigeria.

Emeka Bekee says FCT Minister Nyesom Wike’s political moves are driven by a fight for survival in Rivers State.

CITN Abuja Chairman Enamudu clarifies only transfers incur ₦50 stamp duty; low-income earners protected.

Health minister Salako says negotiations cut doctors’ demands from 19 to nine, with ₦90bn allowance increase approved.

NELFUND MD Akintunde Sawyerr says student loan uptake is growing as access to tertiary education expands.