NARD President Dr. Mohammad Suleiman insists resident doctors’ strike persists despite FG’s ₦41bn payout, citing unresolved welfare issues.

PDP chieftain Umar Sani insists the party will proceed with its Ibadan convention despite Justice Omotosho’s ruling halting it.

Security analyst Adamu says Trump’s threat to enter Nigeria “guns-a-blazing” attack Nigeria breaches international norms, aims to consolidate political base.

Governmental support would help in making sure that film production stays in Nigeria, says David Oyelowo.

PDP Deputy National Legal Adviser, Okey Osuoha, blames Acting Chairman Damagum for incompetence, impunity, and worsening leadership crisis in party.

PDP chieftain Sani Umar says the party will petition NJC and proceed with its national convention.

Middle Belt Forum’s Publicity Secretary, Dr. Stanley Kavwam, says Trump’s renewed concern exposes Nigeria’s failure to halt widespread killings.

Member representing Zango Kataf/Jaba Federal Constituency, Amos Magaji, says deep PDP crisis drove his defection to APC, hailing Tinubu, Uba Sani’s impact.

Eze Chikamnayo accuses Governor Alex Otti of blocking grassroots development and withholding local government funds meant for community progress.

Economist Paul Alaje warns that implementing the 15% fuel import tax now will worsen inflation until local refineries meet demand.

Okenwa warns defections to APC are weakening opposition, undermining democracy, and turning Nigeria into a winner-takes-all system.

PDP National Vice Chairman Emmanuel Ogidi says the party will appeal the judgement and proceed with its convention plans.

APGA National Chairman Sly Ezeokenwa says Governor Soludo’s reforms have restored safety, revitalised healthcare, and boosted citizens’ confidence statewide.

Late Ochanya’s relative John Ameh says his family will explore civil action as police have failed to arrest fugitive rapist.

Falana condemns Lagos and Abuja demolitions, calling them unconstitutional, unlawful, and a dangerous assault on Nigeria’s rule of law.

President Tinubu urges service chiefs to end terrorism and banditry nationwide, assuring them of complete government backing to achieve results.

CORAN Chairman Momoh Oyarekhua says Tinubu’s 15% import duty will strengthen local refineries, create jobs, and ensure energy security.

Former lawmaker Zakar Mohammed says Tinubu’s pardon reversal breaches constitutional limits and exposes deep institutional and political failings.

Presidential aide Bayo Onanuga says President Tinubu’s review of the controversial pardon list reflects humility, compassion, and responsiveness.

Anambra Governor Soludo says campaign incentives are meant for party canvassers, not voters.