Governor Soludo’s adviser Uba says markets have reopened after five years, with near-total compliance and improved security across Anambra State.

Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim says policy failures, currency devaluation and insecurity have crippled production despite reform claims.

Oil and gas consultant Maurice Ibe says corruption turned NNPC refineries into political cash cows despite decades of spending.

Chairman Enugu Internal Revenue Service, Emmanuel Nnamani, says the state now generates revenue from optimization of assets.

First Lady Oluremi Tinubu says US airstrikes in Nigeria a “blessing,” welcomes Washington’s expanded security collaboration amid insurgency and religious freedom scrutiny.

Electoral reform in Nigeria must address both electronic collation and political party engagement to ensure transparency, and credibility says Nwagwu.

Dr. Craig Slapinski warns chronic back pain surgery carries high risks, while non-surgical treatment offers safer, effective relief.

The Executive Secretary, National Institute of Cultural Orientation, Abiodun Ajiboye, says Nigeria cannot afford electronic voting due to poor infrastructure.

Former Chairman Presidential Task Force on Power, Beks Dagogo-Jack, says weak regulation, politics, and lost discipline stalled pre-2015 power sector gains.

Sam Amadi warns Senate Electoral Act proposal may deepen distrust, revive fraud, and destabilise Nigeria’s democracy ahead of future elections.Hide trimmed content

Anambra senator Umeh says failure to entrench real-time electronic transmission in law will undermine transparency, public trust and future election disputes.

Energy consultant Dan Kunle criticises decades of failed refinery rehabilitation and is urging privatisation, audits, and an end to government control.

Ireti Bakare-Yusuf warns conflict responses ignore trauma, protection and rehabilitation for women and children, leaving survivors abandoned by institutions.

Cancer specialist urges public education, early detection, and screening to cut Nigeria’s cancer burden.

Legislative analyst Chibuzo Okereke says clarity, transparency, and mandatory e-transmission are essential to build trust in Nigeria’s 2027 elections.

Rotimi Akapo says legal clarity, system design, and public trust—not broadband—hinder electronic election result transmission.

Emeka Ugwu-Oju says reform, stronger governance and inter-agency collaboration are critical to reposition Nigeria’s aviation sector in 2026.

Retired Major General John Enenche says US troops on Nigerian soil will boost intelligence and strengthen counterterrorism operations nationwide.

John Oyegun admits APC betrayed public trust, says hunger, insecurity and poor governance forced his political return.

Legal analyst says discrepancies in gazetted laws point to deliberate legislative manipulation, not mistakes.