International affairs analyst Dr Adoyi Omale calls Paul Biya’s rule ‘a sham democracy’ and urges Cameroonians to reclaim their country.

Former NESG Chairman Kyari Bukar says government’s reforms, though painful, have restored investor confidence and stabilised the Naira for future growth.

Ogboro-Okor highlights the signing of an MOU as proof of tangible progress and investors’ interest in Edo’s $250m deal.

Nyesom Wike has stated that one of Tinubu’s visions is for FCT to compete favorably with other global cities.

Zamfara governor Dauda Lawal urged collective accountability and planning to ensure transparency and trust in Nigeria’s democratic process.

Sowunmi praises the Lagos-Calabar Coastal highway as a bold, visionary project that symbolises progress and national connectivity.

Professor of International Relations and Strategic Studies David Aworawo urges caution on Tinubu’s reform optimism, warning that growth must go beyond agriculture to industrial revival.

Legal practitioner and national development advocate Jide Ologun urges Tinubu to redirect subsidy funds toward essential citizen-focused services.

NESG CEO Tayo Aduloju says true growth requires diversification, technology, and inclusion to build a $1 trillion economy.

EUS jazz legend Wynton Marsalis says visiting Nigeria fulfills a lifelong dream and deepens his connection to African heritage.

Afolabi Oke says the Runway Jazz Festival marks history as Lagos welcomes a full jazz orchestra for the first time.

Ziauddin Yousafzai has urged Nigerians to support girls’ education, noting it could add $100 billion annually to the country’s economy.

Lawyer Frank Tietie warns Abuja is “no longer safe,” citing a breakdown of law enforcement and public trust.

Saliu Dantata says criminal activity, once confined to the outskirts of Abuja, has now spread into the heart of the city.

Muyiwa Kayode says government reforms, AI, and funding initiatives will ignite a new era for Nigeria’s animation industry.

PDP chieftain Adetokunbo Pearse has slammed the 10th National Assembly, describing it as a “rubber stamp” that only serves President Tinubu’s interests.

Professor of Communications at Baze University, Adeniyi says corruption and weak governance remain the greatest obstacles to Nigeria’s nation-building journey.

Former defence chief Irabor says lack of legal and political ownership hinders Nigeria’s fight against insurgency.

PDP’s Ifaluyi-Isibor says purported Scotland investment never existed, accusing Edo governor of embarrassing the people.

“Boko Haram made Buhari negotiator and when he became President, we thought the problem would have been solved,” said Jonathan.