Sani Usman says real-time intelligence sharing and on-ground collaboration with US forces have already led to operational gains against insurgents in the North-East. 

Chika Mbonu says CBN reforms improved FX stability and confidence, but rising costs have left many Nigerians struggling to cope.

A coordinated push involving traditional leadership and government is positioning Asaba as a prime destination for Lagos-based investors, Chike Ogeah says.

Economist Akpan Ekpo warns ports agreement favours Britain, lacks transparency, and could burden Nigerians with long-term debt obligations.

Factional National Chairman Agbo Major highlights NNPP leadership, declares that in-party crisis is over post court ruling.

David Aworawo says harmful cultural practices must end in Nigeria, stressing no tradition should override constitutional rights and dignity of women.

Dr. Paul Alaje says lack of consistent follow up weakens agreements, preventing Nigeria from turning signed deals into measurable economic gains.

Gbenga Omotoso insists Makoko demolitions prioritise safety, warning residents not to risk lives for livelihood or convenience.

Boniface Chizea explains how global oil volatility, fiscal mismanagement, and strategic UK engagement affect Nigeria’s economy.

Mary Ikoku says extensive planning and coordination across committees will ensure a smooth and largely hitch-free APC 2026 convention.

Rising sachet consumption reflects shrinking incomes in Nigeria, offering affordability while exposing deeper economic pressures, reports Lillian Jijingi-Agudah 

Femi Otubanjo says President Tinubu’s UK visit strengthens Nigeria’s image, boosts trade prospects, and reinforces long-standing diplomatic and economic ties.

Dayo Sobowale says Umahi’s invitation to anti-graft agencies is commendable, describing it as a positive step toward transparency in Nigeria.

Timi Jaiyeola says low disposable income, not user numbers, is the main reason streaming platforms like Showmax struggle in Africa.

Dental expert calls for urgent government action and multi-sector collaboration to address Nigeria’s growing oral health crisis.

Dayo Sobowale backs President Bola Tinubu’s Eid message, saying religion remains central to national unity, peace and security in Nigeria.

Dental surgeon Uku Jonathan Ntekim says poor oral hygiene is linked to heart disease and diabetes, urges better habits and improved healthcare access.

Nigeria’s former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bolaji Akinyemi, says cancelling visits over crises is wrong, calls UK reception strong signal of Nigeria’s global relevance.

Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour has slammed the government, calling it “completely disgraceful” that top security officials were abroad after bombs went off in Maiduguri.

PDP chieftain Anthony Ehilebo alleges APC weakening opposition, insists 2027 elections will focus on Nigerians, not political parties.