“Without Bola Tinubu, there was no way we would have had a Buhari presidency in Nigeria,” says Bayo Onanuga.

Hannatu Musawa says Nigeria has raised €100 million from the French Treasury to support the development of creative industry hubs 

Zamfara Governor says he can’t take full responsibility of his state’s security due to lack of control over security agencies.

Donu Kogbara says Atiku should step aside, back Peter Obi, and help rally the northern vote in 2027.

Economist Kelvin Emmanuel has said Nigeria’s upcoming GDP rebasing could mask harsh realities, with per capita income below $900.

Former Attorney General Michael Aondoakaa says most constitutional amendments and state creation efforts are politically motivated, not people-driven.

Salis describes space travel as “a spiritual journey” and urges African youth to embrace exploration beyond Earth’s limits

Anthony Kila has said Nigeria’s constitution begins with a fallacy and must be rewritten to truly reflect the people’s will.

Datti Baba-Ahmed believes VP Shettima is lucky to still be President Tinubu’s deputy as he shouldn’t have been allowed to “last this long”

Datti Baba-Ahmed says he has not left Labour Party, warning that the opposition coalition must avoid playing “the scripts of Tinubu”

Okey Ikechukwu says Southeast rejection of Anyanwu reflects PDP’s deepening identity crisis, raising fears of anti-party backlash in 2027 

Yanusa Tanko confirms no discussions have occurred between Peter Obi and Atiku Abubakar, dismissing ongoing merger rumours as pure speculation.

Former PDP secretary, Kola Ologbondiyan urges unity, saying the party must remain formidable and credible by avoiding internal factions and coalitions.

Abubakar Baraje says PDP has resolved its internal disputes and is now fully united for Nigeria’s political future

Cletus Obun says Ganduje accepted the APC chairmanship to stabilise the party, not because he sought power or a prolonged tenure.

Saraki warns of more defections in PDP, says party will rebuild and reposition itself ahead of 2027 elections.

“If we (Nigeria) had leadership that valued certain things, things would change,” said Chimamanda Adichie in an ARISE interview.

Speaking with ARISE News, Chimamanda reflects on grief, identity, and love in ‘Dream Count’, her first novel in 12 years

Chimamanda Adichie shares her astonishment at global book tour success and opens up on loss, Nigeria’s values, and storytelling

Kunle Adegoke says if the people who are meant to implement the constitution do not share its spirit, it will ultimately fail.