Former President Obasanjo urges Nigeria to ask tough questions and act decisively against insurgency before it becomes permanent.

Anthony Madu says it is “a shame” ballet is not seen as something men can do in Nigeria, urging change.

Filmmaker Joel “Kachi” Benson says the Emmy-Winning documentary ‘Madu’ was made to inspire millions with the power of determination.

PDP spokesman Debo Ologunagba says the opposition party remains united, confident, and prepared for a seamless national convention.

Oshiomhole says it is better to have Dangote’s refinery creating jobs locally than sustain foreign import monopolies.

“Nigeria is now a place that is exciting to invest in,” says Adebayo Ogunlesi, citing reforms and vast opportunities.

Niger Delta activist Briggs slams failed leadership, exclusion of women, and ongoing crisis in Rivers State.

NARD President Dr Mohammed Suleiman says resident doctors will begin 24-hour call limit, issue 30-day ultimatum.

Wike flags off Abuja solar lighting project, vows to end darkness, curb insecurity, and stop sabotage-driven maintenance fraud.

Nwibubasa insists no oil exploration will resume without guarantees of autonomy, equity, compensation, and strict environmental safeguards.

President Tinubu renames Lagos National Theatre after Wole Soyinka, urging Nigerians to believe in the nation’s future and cultural heritage.

Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka said he accepted the National Theatre’s renaming with “mixed feelings” after years criticising monument appropriations.

CP Adewale says Police reached robbery scene where Somtochukwu Maduagwu was killed, found her unconscious and rushed her to hospital.

Bishop Kukah says Nigeria is in a better place on insecurity, but stressed much more remains to be done.

Afenifere National Organising Secretary, Dele Farotimi, says protests can’t fix Nigeria’s systemic rot, urging a peaceful revolution.

Former PDP deputy chairman Bode George insists only Nigerians, not INEC or government, must determine PDP’s presidential flag bearer.

MAN DG Segun Ajayi has condemned labour unions’ attack on Dangote Refinery, saying “vultures” are gathering to destroy a jewel.

Former Attorney General Aondoakaa warns federal government actions on Osun funds risk eroding constitutional order and judicial authority.

Senator Ali Ndume has criticised PENGASSAN as corrupt and self-serving, urging President Tinubu to dissolve the oil workers’ union.

Lawyer Adamson Adeboro says Pat Utomi’s criticism of government is lawful, but forming a shadow cabinet breaches the constitution.