Sumner Sambo warns crises, venue denials, and legal battles threaten ADC convention credibility ahead of key political tests.

ADC chieftain Senator Victor Umeh says some judges undermine democracy, insisting courts cannot decide leadership disputes in political parties.

Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai appears in court on Monday over fraud charges, speaks on ADC convention despite ongoing legal battles.

Gabriel Suswam, says politicians attending PDP meetings while in APC lack integrity, insists actors must choose one party allegiance.

Kelvin Emmanuel says Nigeria is missing major oil windfall gains due to structural flaws and weak petroleum sector policies

Senator Ayo Arise rejects endorsement pressure, insists APC must conduct primaries to determine Ekiti senatorial candidate fairly.

Ohabunwa blames policy inconsistency and regulatory deviation by NBC for Nigeria’s 17-year digital switchover delay.

Senior Human Rights Adviser, NHRC, Hilary Ogbonna notes 5% rise in human rights violations recorded in first quarter of 2026.

Sobowale says flawed elections destroy democratic credibility and make legitimate governance impossible.

Registrar/CEO, PCN Ibrahim Babashehu Ahmed speaks on the significance of the launch of E-Regulation for pharmacists and Nigerians.

Policy Strategist Baba Yusuf states insecurity is politicized for popularity or suppression, worsened by governance failures.

INEC and courts are fueling political party crises as conflicting decisions deepen disputes and weaken opposition cohesion.

National Commissioner, INEC, Mohammed Haruna says INEC must obey the law in the ongoing ADC leadership crisis.

Acting Vice-Chancellor of the University of Uyo, Odewumi says loans can drive development if well used, warns mismanagement and corruption undermine economic benefits and growth.

Sobowale says U.S. travel advisory reflects Nigeria’s real security failings and should prompt urgent government action.

Senate Minority Leader Abba Morro says internal party actors, not institutions, are responsible for crises within political parties ahead of 2027 elections.

Journalist and politician Constance Ikokwu says credible Nigerians must enter politics to drive change, citing leadership gaps and public frustration.

Lawyer Opatola says INEC’s “judicial overreach” erodes trust and endangers free, fair elections for Nigerian parties.

Political scientist George insists opposition failures are internal, warning against social media-driven claims lacking verifiable evidence.

Senior lawyer, Magaji Mato says electoral disputes inevitable as candidates may reject results despite INEC’s efforts to ensure credible elections nationwide.