Professor Kila says a single-term limit might encourage dictatorial tendencies, as leaders would not face the pressure of re-election.

Honourable Aguocha has urged swift action on Nnamdi Kanu’s release to prevent further unrest and restore stability in the South-East.

Kennedy-Ohanenye has accused the previous administration of spending a $100m World Bank loan for women empowerment on advocacy.

Netherlands Deputy Consul-General Leonie Van Der Stijl has emphasised the critical importance of investing in Nigeria’s agricultural sector.

Sarkin Dawaki Babba of Kano Emirate says deposed Emir Bayero’s supporters have remained calm because they’re respecting a court order.

“Being diagnosed with cancer was the best thing to ever happen to me,” says ‘King of Steeze’ Farooq Oreagba.

Usman Yusuf has said the Kano Emirate tussle is a big distraction to the more complex issues affecting Nigeria.

Emir Sanusi’s spokesman, Bature, has said that the Nasawara mini palace is a ‘graveyard,’ which Bayero must vacate for necessary renovations.

Inibehe Effiong says the National Assembly should govern itself properly before thinking of intervening In Rivers State politics.

Femi Falana has criticised the Kano federal high court’s involvement in matters of traditional institutions.

Professor Wokocha has asserted that there is no crisis in Rivers State and that the appointment of caretakers is legal.

Tinubu and Ramaphosa, at a post-inauguration meeting in Johannesburg, canvassed stronger ties between Nigeria and South Africa.

Former AGF Aondoakaa has questioned the Federal Government’s release of funds to states for caretaker committees despite the Supreme Court’s ruling.

“There’s no way you can take governance to the grassroots without having valid elected local government officials,” says Liborous Oshoma.

Security expert Ekeanyanwu says the hunger crisis in Nigeria is caused by insecurity and argued for mechanisation of agriculture.

The police have intervened in Rivers State, taking control of local government secretariats following clashes that resulted in two deaths.

Ability to pay and enterprise sustainability are factors to be taken into consideration in deciding minimum wage, says Adewale Oyerinde.

Veteran reporter Charles Ojugbana has said that Osimhen’s public show of discontent against Finidi is an indication of something deeper.

NNPP chieftain Buba Galadima says Nigeria’s political problems are self-inflicted while also condemning the clamour for state Police.

Ayoyinka Oni says the Nigerian Police have held on to EndSARS protesters using false accusations.