ADC chieftain Ladan Salihu says Peter Obi’s defection is a defining moment reshaping opposition politics against the APC.

Economist Ayo Teriba has urged Nigeria to monetise its national assets instead of selling them.

Tonye Cole says Rivers Dtate Governor Fubara’s defection was received by an APC faction lacking legal recognition.

Ogakwu Dominic warns sachet alcohol ban threatens jobs, investment and livelihoods urging government to reconsider policy.

Tilewa Adebajo says opaque NNPC debt write-offs reveal governance failures, fiscal stress, weak communication, and stalled economic reforms.

Obidient Movement leader Yunusa Tanko says Peter Obi will soon announce his platform to contest presidency.

Oil and gas expert Toyin Akinosho says profit declarations can coexist with debt, urges NNPC to focus on operations and transparency.

Lawyer Liborous Oshoma backs sachet alcohol ban, criticises SGF interference, calls for effective enforcement and public protection.

Alleged discrepancies between tax bills passed by the National Assembly and gazetted versions raise possible forgery concerns, says Sam Amadi.

Lawyer Frank Tietie says attack on Don Pedro Obaseki disgraces democracy and exposes collapse of human dignity in Benin City.

Kunle Fagbemi has said it is too early to judge the impact or success of the recent US-Nigeria counterterrorism strikes.

Professor of Political Science, Jinadu, links Israel’s Somaliland recognition to Gaza war dynamics and shifting global power interests.

Chairman of Origin Tech Group Joseph Samuel urges National Assembly to increase agriculture funding and prioritise mechanisation, human capital.

Acting PMAN president Sydney Sparrow says leadership dispute stems from constitutional breaches, not property interests.

Journalist and media consultant Odufuwa says Eyo’s origins, hierarchy and rituals define Lagos history and growing cultural tourism appeal.

Air Peace Chairman Allen Onyema rejects price gouging claims, says Southeast fares start from N150,000 and Nigerian passengers enjoy relatively cheap airfares. 

Allen Onyema says Air Peace faced 49 bird strikes in Nigeria this year, causing massive operational disruptions.

Airpeace CEO Allen Onyema warns repeated aircraft damage from ground handlers threatens safety, operations, and passenger schedules.

Air Peace chairman Allen Onyema warns new tax laws would drive massive fare hikes and force airlines out of business.

Security expert Dantata says insecurity affects all Nigerians, urges unity, precision strikes and depoliticisation of counterterrorism.