SEC DG, Emomotimi Agama says Nigerians must shift from gambling to productive investments that create jobs and sustain the economy.

Clinical psychologist Pamela Udoka warns that gambling is a clinical addiction linked to dopamine highs, stress, and social pressures.

Senator Umeh hails approval of new South-East state as long-overdue justice, calling it a bold step toward healing and unity.

Former DSS Director Mike Ejiofor urges government to unite veterans under one forum to aid security reform and research.

Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour slams Lagos demolitions, cites court violations, anti-poor policies, and urgent need for inclusive housing.

Jake Epelle has condemned Governor Soludo’s cash-for-votes remark, calling it “political rascality” and a threat to electoral integrity.

ADC governorship candidate John Nwosu vows to restore security and introduce e-governance to revive Anambra’s economy.

Governor Biodun Oyebanji says his unanimous adoption reflects Ekiti people’s satisfaction with his administration’s performance and progress.

SDP spokesman Rufus Aiyenigba says ex-chairman Shehu Gabam was expelled after repeatedly ignoring fair disciplinary procedures.

Kenneth Okonkwo has declared that the ADC will form Nigeria’s next government, despite the APC “intimidating”  opposition parties.

Dangote projects $55bn annual revenue as Afreximbank considers $5bn credit for refinery expansion to 1.4 million barrels daily.

Professor of International Relations and Strategic Studies at the University of Lagos, Prof. David Aworawo, has said that the recent change of service chiefs by President Bola Tinubu will not

Professor of Strategic Management and Director of the Public Sector Initiative 
Franklin Ngwu warns that Nigeria’s delisting from the FATF Greylist means little without deep, sustainable governance and institutional reforms.

xSecurity expert Dr. Kabir Adamu says real reforms require accountability, coordination, and effective leadership beyond new military appointments.

The President of the Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors urges President Tinubu to intervene directly, warning that the doctors’ strike poses a national security and health emergency.

Director of the Abuja School of Social and Political Thought Sam Amadi says Nnamdi Kanu’s choice to represent himself in court is a risky political move with serious legal implications.

Retired diplomat says Sarkozy’s jailing and Madagascar’s citizenship crisis underscore global accountability and Africa’s urgent need for rule of law

Legal practitioner Jide Ologun urges President Tinubu to strengthen governance, restore citizens’ trust, and prioritise welfare, housing, and electoral integrity.

Executive Director of Enough Is Enough Yemi Adamolekun condemns continued state hostility toward citizens, saying five years after #EndSARS, Nigeria has “refused to learn or heal.”

Lagos Environment Commissioner Tokunbo Wahab says the Waste-To-Wealth initiative is transforming the state’s waste management system into a sustainable model.