Nigeria’s former permanent representative at the UN in Geneva, Humphrey Orjiakor, says Nigeria may be losing US diplomatic priority.

Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Reduction, Bernard Doro, says insecurity keeps thousands trapped in IDP camps, making resettlement impossible.

ADC’s National Working Committee member and lawyer, Kenneth Okonkwo, alleges assassination attempt on party leaders is “genocide” targeting political opponents.

Finance commissioners’ forum chairman says principle of constitutional compliance outweighs modest revenue at stake in oil remittance debate.

CDD director Daouda Garuba says FCT elections reveal disillusionment and systemic challenges, urging citizen engagement and reforms for credible 2027 polls.

Michael Aondoakaa has urged Benue Governor Alia to lead the reconciliation with SGF Akume in line with President Tinubu’s directive.

Nwangwu warns voter apathy, electoral inefficiencies, and political complacency undermine democracy, urging participation ahead of 2027.

Power expert Oyebanjo blames decades of underinvestment, weak planning, and lack of meritocracy for Nigeria’s grid failures.

Africa Oil+Gas Report publisher cautions that unilateral changes to oil revenue remittance could unsettle investors and disrupt processes.

Executive Director of the Civil Society, Auwal Musa Rafsanjani warns low voter confidence risks deepening apathy ahead of 2027 general elections.

Ugwanyi Charles warns that withheld funds and failing primary health centres threaten disease prevention and national health security.

Director of the Abuja School of Thought, Sam Amadi, warns withheld health funds threaten primary healthcare, rural immunisation, and Nigeria’s ability to meet 2030 SDGs.

Former Adamawa SSG Bindir says Nigeria must harness water, technology and leadership reforms to secure food and democracy.

Agule praises Tinubu’s EO9 on direct remittance of oil revenues to the Federation Account for ending unlawful diversion of oil revenues.

Developer Grace Ofure Ibhakhomu urges investors to prioritise physical structures and legal titles to navigate Nigeria’s complex land ownership challenges.

Oba Maduabuchi (SAN) insists that INEC retains the constitutional rights to conduct elections as it pleases.

Human rights activist Ene Obi urges Nigerians to take responsibility, mobilise, and protect electoral integrity across the country.

Rotary International President Francesco Arezzo stresses patience, community engagement, and peace as essential for sustainable health and development in Nigeria.

House Committee Chairman Balogun defends fallback to physical forms, emphasising election credibility, transparency, and safeguards against technical failures in 2027.

House of Reps member, Victor Ogene, warns fallback to paper-based physical forms could undermine transparency urging technology-driven measures for credible elections.