Development expert, Professor Jibrin Ibrahim, discusses opposition suppression and alleged threats to democracy.

Senator Victor Umeh discusses political consultations within the ADC, says Amaechi-Obi meeting was a consultation, not a negotiation.

Igara says claims of Labour Party adopting Tinubu are unauthorised, insisting only NEC can decide candidates.

Dayo Sobowale says NYSC reform should prioritise democratic orientation over skill acquisition programmes.

Chika Mbonu warns FG’s use of unclaimed funds could erode public trust in financial institutions.

Fidelis Mbah says NBC’s directive is a routine advisory, urging ethical journalism not an attempt to gag the press.

Hakeem Baba-Ahmed criticises President Tinubu’s leadership, saying poverty, insecurity and governance failures show disconnect from Nigerians worsening realities.

Professor Ugwudioha criticises Nigeria’s outdated budgeting model, linking it to rising deficits and inefficient spending across government operations nationwide.

Despite local refining, Nwuba says global-linked pricing structure is driving aviation cost crisis in Nigeria.

Donu Kogbara says Nigerians’ apathy enables bad governance, calls for stronger opposition unity and citizen activism.

MD/CEO, NELFUND, Akintunde Sawyerr discusses the progress of NELFUND, and addresses the LAUTECH discrepancy.

SGX Mobility’s Femi Oyefodunrin says electric mobility expansion will lower costs, attract investors, and boost Nigeria’s clean transport future.

Achike Chude says Julius Malema’s legal troubles were inevitable due to his confrontational political style.

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

Member, African Democratic Congress, (ADC), Austin Okai describes ADC as united under the leadership of former Senate President, David Mark.

Maxwell Opara alleges reintegration policy for ex-terrorists sends wrong signal, may incentivise terrorism and shows weak political will to tackle insecurity.

Caulcrick urges Nigeria to shift from repeated flood warnings to long-term adaptation strategies.

Nick Agule says constitutional reforms now allow states, local governments, and private sector participation in Nigeria’s electricity market.

Nwoko says out-of-pocket healthcare costs are pushing Nigeria”s informal workers into financial hardship.