League of African Ambassadors’ deputy spokesperson Usanga urges high-level diplomatic engagement to address US concerns over alleged Christian persecution.

International affairs analyst Adoyi Omale says Nigeria’s failure to punish perpetrators is fuelling nationwide killings and insecurity.

Ford Foundation celebrates 65 years in West Africa, reaffirming its mission to advance equality, democracy, and human dignity through partnerships.

Kukah Centre director says lack of accountability fuels ongoing massacres across Nigeria.

Economist Olojede urges government to ensure transparency and allow economic stability before implementing new petroleum import duty.

Chief of Defence Staff Olufemi Oluyede says no Christians are being targeted in Nigeria, calling terrorism a global challenge.

Senator Natasha Akpoti Uduaghan claims Senate President Godswill Akpabio directed customs to withhold her passport, calling the act harassment.

Dr. Kester Onor says Nigeria can survive US aid withdrawal by leveraging resources, unity, security, and self-reliance.

Funso Doherty says Nigeria’s democracy is at risk without a strong opposition, insisting the PDP remains vital to balance power.

Elder statesman Bashir Dalhatu urges unity ahead of the ACF anniversary, stressing that Nigerians must see themselves as one people.

Professor of political science, Zabadi, says Nigeria’s political system serves elite interests, lacking ideology, internal democracy, and genuine citizen participation.

Former Deputy Ambassador of Nigeria to the US, Mohammed, says Trump’s threat over alleged religious bias violates international law and undermines Nigeria’s sovereignty.

Political scientist Mukthar Imam says Trump’s comments misrepresent Nigeria’s realities and risk fuelling ethnic and religious polarisation.

Political scientist, Professor Jibrin Ibrahim says Washington’s hostility stems from Nigeria’s growing partnership with China, not evidence of Christian persecution.

Senator Ali Ndume said both Christians and Muslims have suffered indiscriminate killings since the Boko Haram insurgency began in Nigeria.

Nduka Obaigbena says Nigeria will work better when rooted in justice, fairness and prosperity, pledges ARISE News’ continued reform support.

Governor Abdullahi Sule says Nasarawa’s local processing policy has attracted $850m lithium investment and boosted industrial growth.

Excerpt: Governor Sule refutes US lawmaker’s genocide claims, stresses Nigeria’s unity, and highlights Nasarawa’s booming lithium and mineral investments.

James Blue says Trump’s comments create an opportunity for Nigeria to strengthen intelligence-sharing and strategic collaboration with Washington.

Kelvin Emmanuel says the government imposed the 15% import tax because regulators failed to enforce the Petroleum Industry Act as required.