Kunle Afolayan says Funke Akindele called, accusing him of not liking her, even though he encourages young filmmakers to follow her model.  

Damilola Ayinde Marshall, SA to Lagos Governor on Tourism, Arts and Culture, says the State wasn’t informed of IShowSpeed’s visit.

Segun Alabi warns that neglecting farm extension services could worsen hunger and food insecurity nationwide.

Jude Ojo says forced evictions in Makoko caused deaths, trauma and property loss, accusing authorities of violating court protections and due process.

APC member Raimi says Senator Kwankweso’s demands for party control, vice-presidency, and 2031 ticket are excessive.

Policy strategist Yusuf says shifting alliances signal declining influence of godfathers ahead of future party congresses.

SA on Economic Matters to  President Tinubu, Tope Fasua, says workers are experiencing increase in salaries due to tax reforms.

Environmental Activist Nnimmo Bassey urges inclusive urban planning, proper compensation, and protection for displaced residents in Makoko.

Farouk Aliyu insists the Muslim-Muslim presidential ticket is a political decision, which leaves Nigerians free to make the final decision.

NAFDAC says sachet alcohol endangers children because of ease of concealment, insisting health protection must outweigh economic interests and industry pressure.

Ali Ndume says rising dissatisfaction in the north could reflect at the 2027 polls if concerns around Tinubu’s inner circle persist.

Former ambassador Assam Assam says Cross River-Akwa Ibom disagreement centres on allocation of 218 new oil wells, not unresolved state boundaries.

FOSAD Secretary-General Uzor Ngoladi says Onitsha market closure punishes innocent traders and ignores security failures behind sit-at-home crisis.

Ex-Cross River Speaker John Lebo says internal maritime boundaries remain unclear, fuelling dispute over oil wells with Akwa Ibom.

APC chieftain Bola Bakare says prioritising retired soldiers over ransom payments is key to addressing insecurity.

Arnold Dublin Green, MD/CEO of RC Assets, says gold and low inflation are driving Ghana’s economic growth.

MAN DG Ajayi-Kadir warns satchet alcohol ban will cost jobs, cut revenue and worsen public health through unregulated alcohol markets.

Rifkatu Iortyer insists FCTA strike remains ongoing despite pressure, says judgment binds union leaders, not workers.

Senator Ndume urges urgent action in fight against terrorism, warning delayed funding and poor equipment could waste foreign intelligence support.

Magaji Mato says claims of factionalisation in NNPP are propaganda, insisting the party remains united in law and in fact.