Professor Efem Ubi has stressed the need to embrace BRICS partnership for Nigeria’s economic and strategic gains.

FCT revenue has risen by 177% under Wike, climbing from N9 billion to N25 billion monthly, driven by aggressive reforms.

Uzor Kalu has described Nigerians as “overpampered,” urging them to embrace hardwork and support Tinubu’s tax reforms for economic growth

Charles Aniagwu has reaffirmed Oborevwori’s loyalty to the PDP, dismissing defection rumours and criticising claims of the party’s extinction.

Africanfarmer Mogaji has stressed the need for government action, training, and climate-smart farming to address Nigeria’s food security.

Sunday Dare has reiterated that President Tinubu’s economic reforms, though seemingly harsh, were necessary for Nigeria’s progress

CEPI CEO Hatchett has highlighted the potential need for public-private partnerships and local leadership in ensuring Lassa fever vaccine access.

Former Access Bank Chairman Awosika has suggested Okotie-Eboh’s strong-willed nature made him uncontrollable, possibly thwarting the 1966 coup’s success.

Minister Yilwatda has announced a collaboration with NIMC to register 18.1 million households’ digital identities for transparent cash transfers.

Kola Ologbodiyan has opined that the PDP crisis is aimed at destabilising party unity and suppressing opposition ahead of 2027.

Tonye Cole has highlighted capacity gaps and regulatory challenges in Nigeria’s decentralised power sector.

Nigeria’s Defence Chief has revealed that over 60,000 of the 120,000 Boko Haram members who surrendered are children

Ex-House of Reps member Mikko has urged Uche Ukuku to collaborate with Senator Mbata to advance Ohaneze Ndigbo’s vision.

CDS Musa has highlighted good governance as crucial to combating insurgency, addressing poverty, hunger, and infrastructure gaps.

Vector has emphasised on Afrobeats’ ability to integrate different genres without losing its distinct, original identity.

Olugbile Holloway has called for reimagining museums by incorporating Indigenous narratives and fostering cultural immersion to preserve heritage.

Uche Uwaleke has said the attempt to include illegal activities in GDP computation could legitimise such activities.

Former Sports Minister Dalung has said there is a disconnect between Abuja’s supposed London-like development and the realities of Nigerians.

Former NACCIMA DG Isemede has advocated production, trade reforms, and cost-cutting as alternatives to borrowing for Nigeria’s 2025 budget.

Child Psychologist, ThankGod Ocheho has emphasised that joyful classrooms foster effective learning, as painful environments hinder children’s growth and potential.