Senator Ned Nwoko alleges that Delta State government manipulated APC primaries, claims victory over Okowa in Senatorial race.

Analyst says Lagos cannot eliminate electricity banding without massively increasing power generation and investment.

ARISE News analyst Sam Amadi says he is not contesting for a senate seat in 2027 but will run for Imo governor later. 

Ede Dafinone insists APC primary in Delta Central was free and fair, rejects imposition claims, and says process reflected delegate choice.

PDP national Publicity Secretary Jungudu says PDP primaries remain  free, fair and complaint-free, praising internal democracy.

APC House of Reps aspirant Antonia Agbede-Ally says no primaries held in Obudu–Bekwara–Obanliku, alleging imposed candidates and flawed process in Cross River. 

Irene Awunah-Ikwegh alleges the exclusion of women from participation in the ongoing APC primary elections, calls for the inclusion of women in politics.

Senator Ajibola Basiru says APC primaries have remained peaceful, transparent and inclusive, with party members actively participating nationwide successfully.

Retired police commissioner says underfunding, poor equipment, and neglect of the police force are worsening insecurity across Nigeria.

Obedient Movement legal leader says NDC’s survival depends on credible primaries, internal discipline, and genuine democratic reforms.

Patrice Akwara says Nigeria’s rural areas can drive economic growth if government policies focus on infrastructure, agriculture, and local development.

Soaring petrol prices are forcing many Nigerians to embrace walking, bikes, CNG vehicles and other transport alternatives.

Rafsanjani says security reforms, not fresh political appointments, remain critical to ending Nigeria’s worsening insecurity and public distrust.

Rafsanjani accuses security agencies of targeting critics instead of confronting terrorists threatening communities across Nigeria daily.

Founder of The Money Wit Club, Oler Oladele says Nigeria”s inflation is driven by external pressures, with fuel and food costs rising

Femi Otubanjo says Nigerian politicians use parties solely for elections instead of governance, ideology or democratic accountability purposes.

Dike Chukwumerije bemoans the state of Nigeria, describing it as “a country in conflict” held back from its full potential.

Samson Itodo critiques consensus candidacy, arguing that political parties misuse Electoral Act provisions to impose candidates and suppress internal democracy.

Orthodontist says dental care should be viewed as essential healthcare rather than purely cosmetic treatment.

Analyst says weak institutions, poor accountability, and systemic failures continue to fuel corruption across Nigeria’s public sector.