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.

Excerpt: Professor Yemi Oke says human mismanagement and lack of commercial viability continue to hinder Nigeria’s power sector investment.

Spokesman of Fusengbuwa Royal Hous Abiodun Ogidan says locking the palace and halting kingmakers’ interviews violates Ijebu tradition and due process.

Kukasheka-Usman says military remains fully subject to civilian authority, stressing legal procedures and due process for officers accused of coup plot.

Former aviation minister Chidoka says politicisation has stripped national honours of moral weight and erased key June 12 pro-democracy contributors.

The New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) has described Kano State Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf’s defection to the All Progressives Congress (APC) as a decision driven purely by personal political survival,

Lawyer and current affairs analyst, Maxwell Opara, describes Anambra Governor Soludo’s closure of Onitsha Main Market as “executive recklessness.”

Ayodele Subair says LIRS is prioritising education and engagement to boost voluntary tax compliance, with enforcement only as a last resort.

Turkiye promises to assist Nigeria in fight against terrorism after both countries sign nine bilateral agreements; Erdogan targets $5  billion investment. 

Solomon Adebosin says satchet alcohol ban threatens jobs and local businesses, urging dialogue and moderation-focused regulation.

Felix Morka says APC is not discussing the 2027 vice-presidential ticket, calling all speculation in the media premature.

Nigeria Customs Service exceeded its 2025 revenue target by N697bn, recording over 10% growth year-on-year.

Human rights lawyer Frank Tietie warns alleged coup cases must be handled by civilian courts, not court-martial panels.

Interim chair of the Labour Party Usman says court ruling ends leadership ambiguity, strengthens party ahead of primaries and convention.

Following New York Times article, Intersociety director Umeagbalasi defends data methodology and denies influencing US policy actions in Nigeria.

Human rights lawyer Oshoma urges Tinubu to release Oshn State allocations, citing constitutional violations and harm to grassroots governance.