Senior Advocate Nnoruka Udechukwu says unchecked governor-controlled state police could enthrone abuse of power, political suppression, and chaos.

Former Minister of Foreign Affairs Professor Bolaji Akinyemi says President Tinubu needs a foreign policy adviser in the Villa to ensure agreements abroad are actually implemented.

Adi Bongo urges caution on Tinubu’s fiscal claims, stressing non-oil revenue growth but questions meeting budget projections.

Yunusa Tanko says Peter Obi faces relentless attacks in Nigerian politics because his agenda seeks to transform the old order.

Debo Ologunagba rejects Wike’s demands, insisting convention preparations follow due process and no members disenfranchised.

Former minister of communications Adebayo Shittu says APC will secure surprising South East votes in 2027, dismissing Peter Obi’s influence.

Programme Managing Director of New Globe,Laide Abel, has warned that if a child is unable to read, what we’re doing effectively is we’re gagging them…”

Kenneth Iyamu has warned that Nigeria’s flood management policies are unstable, citing the NCCC’s three directors in just two years.

Liborus Oshoma says justice must benefit all parties, warning that prolonged delays in Nigerian courts deny fair outcomes.

Monday Ubani says former President Goodluck Jonathan is clearly eligible to contest the 2027 presidential election under the 1999 constitution.

Dr Misheck Mutize said Fitch’s downgrade of Afreximbank lacked justification, describing it as ‘incorrect and speculative.’

Felix Morka has branded Atiku’s rejection of the Rivers LG election as inciteful, dismissing it as a call to anarchy.

Wike has dismissed predictions of a Tinubu defeat in 2027, insisting the president would win squarely without a run-off.

Tony Okocha has defended massive turnout in council polls, rejects voter apathy claims, and insists grassroots elections shape governance.

Wike insists he only delivered PDP in his local government, dismissing claims he secretly supported APC’s widespread victories.

Wike has defended the legality of Rivers elections, insisting presidential powers under emergency rule overrode misinterpretations spread by the media.

Delta government has insisted drug testing for students will ensure rehabilitation, vocational training, and a drug-free society in partnership with NDLEA.

Prof. Ishiyaku Muhammed says there is no scientific evidence linking GMOs to cancer, insisting Nigeria fully controls its seeds.

Farouk Aliyu has insisted that governance is determined by all Nigerians, not politicians, emphasising citizens’ choice and responsibility.

PDP candidate Johnny Aikpitanyi has alleged electoral intimidation, insists democracy is under threat, and vows to restore people’s mandate.