Anambra Senator Victor Umeh has called on Yakubu Gowon to apologise to Igbos and document his role in Nigeria’s civil war.

Economist Bismarck Rewane has applauded CBN’s forex interventions, citing the stabilising naira and improved market transparency.

Former Kaduna governor El-Rufai says Tinubu, not the National Assembly, rejected him as minister.

Umar Sani dismisses PDP South-South Congress as unauthorised, accusing Wike of being “clever by half” in the dispute.

Umahi insists Tinubu’s extensive road projects, including Port Harcourt-Enugu expressway, will guarantee overwhelming Southeast support in the 2027 elections.

Chris Nwaokobia has criticised military leaders endowing presidential libraries, arguing such institutions should be reserved for democratically elected leaders.

MKO Abiola’s son, Abdulmumuni, says former president Ibrahim Babangida’s remorse over annulling the June 12 election is healing for Nigerians.

Senate Deputy Chief Whip Peter Nwebonyi has asserted that Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan breached Senate rules by refusing to relocate to her assigned seat.

Tilewa Adebajo has said that with forex stability and fuel prices now determined, inflation’s trajectory is downward in the next two months.

Keshi urges intelligence agencies to reveal Boko Haram’s sponsors, stressing that Nigerians deserve transparency about the insurgency’s prolonged financial backing.

The Benin Bronzes serve as Nigeria’s ambassadors, showcasing Africa’s history, says Dutch envoy Deelen, as the Netherlands plans to return them.

Oladotun Hassan urged House Speaker Meranda to step down if she cannot lead, emphasising that leadership is not about emotions.

Ayodeji Ologun has condemned the Osun political violence, saying APC and PDP should have sought legal clarity instead of resorting to mayhem.

“There is nothing that connects USAID and BBOG,” Aisha Yesufu said denying allegations that the movement was being funded by USAID

Malachy Ugwumadu has urged the Nigerian government, NGOs to embrace self-sufficiency following USAID funding cuts under Trump’s executive order.

Britain shaped Nigeria’s leadership before independence, ensuring control by handing power to those they could influence, says Bolaji Akinyemi

Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour has warned that sand filling poses a significant danger and is the main factor behind Lagos State’s flooding.

Energy expert Kelvin Emmanuel has criticised NNPC’s serious underperformance, calling for a complete overhaul to improve efficiency and transparency.

Dr Usman Bugaje has called for inclusive governance based on competence, denouncing regional divisions and corrupt leadership in Nigeria.

Honourable Gabriel Dewan has opposed the creation of new states, calling for the empowerment of local government at the grassroots level.