Bi-Courtney’s Ajoke Yinka-Olawuyi says the N50,000 tariff at Murtala Muhammed Airport Terminal Two is a permanent demand-management measure to stop long-term parking abuse.

Magaji Mato says Section 83 does not bar courts from cases involving constitutional or legal violations.

Dr. Samuel Ajose rejects imposed consensus, insists candidates deserve equal chance in transparent primary process ahead of Lagos gubernatorial election.

Adebayo Balogun defends provisions of Section 63 of the Electoral Act, dismissing claims that it could encourage ballot stuffing.

Anthony Kila says weak domestic conditions limit Nigeria’s global influence as concerns grow over safety of Nigerians in South Africa.

Lukman warns opposition fragmentation risks one-party dominance in 2027, pushes coalition framework to ensure credible electoral competition nationwide

Dan Ulasi says Obi–Kwankwaso alliance reshapes opposition landscape, calls it a powerful bridge-building force across Nigeria’s political divide.

Bode George cautions that weakening opposition voices signals democratic failure and warns Nigeria risks collapse without institutional balance.

Former INEC commissioner Mike Igini warns flawed electoral law provisions could enable manipulation, weaken accountability, and undermine Nigeria’s 2027 elections credibility.

Presidential aide Daniel Bwala insists Tinubu won 2023 election on merit, dismissing opposition criticisms and questioning their credibility ahead of future elections.

Funsho Doherty argues Nigeria’s opposition crisis is systemic, says parties must unite to challenge ruling party political dominance

AnthonyKila says ADC leads opposition but must present clear policies, structure and direction to gain voters’ trust nationwide.

Kola Ologbodiyan accuses those in power of fear and interference, citing repeated disruptions in efforts to secure ADC convention venues.

Gabriel Suswam, says politicians attending PDP meetings while in APC lack integrity, insists actors must choose one party allegiance.

INEC and courts are fueling political party crises as conflicting decisions deepen disputes and weaken opposition cohesion.

Acting Vice-Chancellor of the University of Uyo, Odewumi says loans can drive development if well used, warns mismanagement and corruption undermine economic benefits and growth.

Lawyer Opatola says INEC’s “judicial overreach” erodes trust and endangers free, fair elections for Nigerian parties.

Political scientist George insists opposition failures are internal, warning against social media-driven claims lacking verifiable evidence.

Senior lawyer, Magaji Mato says electoral disputes inevitable as candidates may reject results despite INEC’s efforts to ensure credible elections nationwide.

PDP chieftain Umar Sani says party reconciliation efforts have failed, accusing rival faction of abandoning agreed status quo.