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.

ADC Chieftain Laden Salihu warns that holding FCT council polls during Ramadan could reduce voter participation and affect credibility.

Energy analyst Nick Agunle says Nigerians now pay higher tariffs without corresponding improvement in electricity supply nationwide.

Afreximbank’s VP El Maayergi has urged African leaders to prioritise continental trade corridors over national borders to boost economic growth.

Yomi Shogunle outlines strategies to guarantee safe, credible, and peaceful elections across Nigeria in 2027.

Former Minister, Adebayo Shittu criticises Oyo Governor Makinde over his recent N63bn Government House renovation budget.

Labour Party vice chairman Arabambi says Federal High Court misinterpreted apex court ruling, vows appeal.

Interim LP secretary Darlington Nwokocha says court ruling vindicates party, confirms March convention and solo 2027 contest.

Security analyst Okwori says delayed response and weak community presence allows abductors in northern Nigeria to escape unchallenged.

NDLEA arrests Brazilian national with record heroin haul in Abuja as nationwide operations uncover explosives, tramadol, skunk and other illicit drugs.

Abba Aliyu says Nigeria is expanding solar panel production to compete internationally and reduce import dependence.

Diaspora-led “Goodluckans Movement” calls on former president Goodluck Jonathan to contest 2027 election, citing unity, governance experience, and democracy.

Former power task force chair Dagogo-Jack says government policies lack timelines, accountability and clear targets, leaving Nigeria’s electricity reform directionless.

Mike Ejiofor says Nigeria does not currently have enough security personnel to effectively address growing insecurity nationwide.

Kristalina Georgieva says AI “tsunami” is reshaping the global labour market and could transform 60% of jobs in advanced economies

Global trade won’t return to its old order, Okonjo-Iweala warns, urging countries to diversify and build resilience.

NAFDAC’s Director of investigation says agency is halting production of satchet alcohol and securing warehouse stocks to prevent market circulation.