Tokunbo Wahab says Lagos is using AI systems to monitor waterways and detect early signs of flooding across the state.

NIIA DG Eghosa Osagie says Tinubu’s UK visit reinforces alliances, boosts investment prospects, and affirms Nigeria’s status as a global power centre.

Dayo Sobowale says Tinubu’s support for fair revenue from Big Tech will help Nigerian media survive global digital competition.

ADC chieftain Ladan Salihu says democracy needs a strong opposition and warns attempts to intimidate or induce defections will fail.

APC spokesman Felix Morka says opposition defections reflect the PDP’s collapse, not any plot to impose one-party rule.

Kelvin Emmanuel says Nigeria lacks strategic petroleum reserves and tanker fleet needed to benefit from global oil crisis.

Lawyer and current affairs analyst, Maxwell Okpara, warns political defections and weak judicial enforcement threaten the Electoral Act.

ADC says attack on Rotimi Amaechi and party office in Rivers will not deter members from mobilising ahead of elections.

Nigeria’s macroeconomic environment has moved from systemic fragility to managed stability, supported by stronger fundamentals, improved foreign exchange supply and policy reforms.

Petroleum economist Lucky Ighoyota says surveillance contracts improved oil security, raised production levels and created thousands of jobs.

National Publicity Secretary of the ADC, Bolaji Abdullahi expresses confidence the party will perform strongly in the 2027 elections.

Bode George says PDP leaders will meet internally to resolve party crisis after Court of Appeal advised reconciliation.

Former Presidential Contender and a Founding Member of the PDP, Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim, calls for reconciliation of PDP factions.

Spokesperson for Airline Operators of Nigeria, Professor Obiora Okonkwo, says airlines are absorbing soaring fuel costs, keeping flights running despite losses.

Chief Ejiofor Onyia urges PDP members to reconcile and prioritise Nigeria’s future by putting party interests above personal differences.

Director-general, National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies, Professor Ayo Omotayo, says using third-party operators expands pipelines security in Nigeria.

Investec economist Lara Hodes says finance and agriculture sectors led South Africa’s modest economic growth in 2025.

Coalition of Niger Delta Ethnic Nationalities President-General, Alaye Theophilus, backs lawmakers’ probe, demands decentralisation of pipeline surveillance contracts.

SDP spokesman Araba Aiyenigba says INEC’s recognition of party leadership strengthens internal democracy and political party administration.

ActionAid’s Azubuike Nwokoye warns reduced agricultural funding could worsen food insecurity and undermine sector growth in Nigeria.