Senator Olaka expressed skepticism over Fubara’s motives, questioning the sudden emergence of purported incriminating records, casting doubt on their validity.

Ihunwo of Obio-Akpor has accused Wike of never being prepared to hand over and advised he give Fubara breathing space.

It’s not the EFCC’s place to interfere with the privileges that foreign missions enjoy under international law, says Wilson Uwujaren.

Kunle Adegoke (SAN) criticised Governor Fubara’s decision to relocate Rivers House of Assembly sitting, citing a breach of constitutional norms.

Senator Ali Ndume has conceded that the cybercrime levy law was hurriedly passed after overlooking some crucial details.

Nasarawa Governor Sule projects a future beyond oil, emphasising rare metals like lithum as pivotal for economic transformation, environmental sustainability.

“The way and manner with which this demolition was carried out shows a lot of inhumanity,” says Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour.

Lagos environment commissioner Tokunbo Wahab has emphasised the gravity of climate change, urging rationality over emotions in addressing global warming.

Wike’s former adviser Inko-Tariah has defended Governor Fubara, attributing impeachment threats against him to sentimental politics and questioning their validity.

Omoyele Sowore reveals his challenges as a Nigerian journalist in what has become a regular battle with the authorities.

“The potential here in Africa for massive expansion of renewable energy on this continent is huge,” says Jennifer Morgan.

Financial Analyst Obi-Chukwu emphasised forex’s crucial role in shaping the naira’s path, urging swift action to strengthen reserves and attract capital.

South-South Leadership Forum Coordinator Sara-Igbe says Rivers lawmakers are impostors in the eyes of the law.

The NERC has said that they will be adjusting electricity tariff every month instead of every 6-months as originally planned.

Government’s demolition exercise caused the Lagos-Calabar coastal project to nose dive, says Lawyer Oladotun Hassan.

The solution to Nigeria’s security problems isn’t to confront another superpower as this will maximise its problems, says Bolaji Akinyemi.

Jibrin Ibrahim has said Nigeria must develop its own intelligence gathering capabilities rather than relying solely on foreign assistance.

Lagos Environment Commissioner Wahab says the demolition of illegal structures aim to ensure government accountability.

For the first time, the NUPRC has laid a framework of requirements for divestment which must be met by IOCs.

Deputy environment minister Salako has said the ESIA certification for the Lagos-Calabar Highway will be done in phases.