Nigerians have reacted to the inhumane treatment of the Super Eagles at Lybia Airport The players traveled to Lybia for the second leg of their 2025 Africa Cup of Nations

Nigeria’s Sports Minister John Enoh has clarified that the Libyan Football Federation created logistical issues during their trip to Nigeria, despite NFF support.

Soludo says absolute autonomy for LGs in Nigeria is an impossibility, insisting that it will be a recipe for chaos.

Nigeria’s Sports Minister John Enoh has said there must be consequences for those behind the Super Eagles’ ill-treatment in Li.bya

“CAF definitely will look into it. We have enough evidence. I think CAF will be fair,” Austin Eguavoen said.

President Tinubu has urged stronger collaboration between government, private sector and international partners to boost Nigeria’s economy.

Professor Yemi Oke says the deregulation of Nigeria’s petroleum market is a step in the right direction.

Stationary Stores FC Chairman Adebajo, has warned that Libya FA may face sanctions after Super Eagles were stranded at the airport.

Mukhtar Babayev has outlined COP29’s focus on balancing climate finance for mitigation and adaptation, particularly for African and developing countries.

Kelvin Emmanuel has said if Nigeria follows Dangote Refinery’s model, it could save N471bn monthly by eliminating fuel subsidy payments.

Following the recent hike in the pump prices of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) by the Nigerian National Petroleum company Limited (NNPCL), the Trade Union Congress (TUC) has asked the federal

Kunle Adegoke SAN urges political parties to set aside egos and prioritise the welfare of Rivers State citizens.

AFRIFF founder Chioma Ude says Nigerians’ creativity ignites global conversations, leading to international recognition and appreciation of talent.

Nigeria’s VP Shettima has promised enhanced cooperation with Japan. 

Liborous Oshoma has criticised Nigeria’s judiciary for political interference and inconsistent rulings, calling for urgent reforms.

NLNG’s Odey has stated that the company has distributed over $44bn in dividends since inception, contributing to Nigeria’s economy.

“We have also signed an agreement on PPP to establish an MRO in Abuja,” says Nigeria’s Aviation Minister Festus Keyamo.

Chijioke Ihunwo has urged President Tinubu to remove Wike as FCT Minister, accusing him of disrupting Rivers elections, threatening democracy.

Tonye Cole stresses the need for Odili, Amaechi, Wike, and Fubara to unite, warning of continued political violence in Rivers.

Former SA to ex-Governor Wike, Opunabo Inko-Tariah, has called the Rivers LG election a victory over political godfatherism’s dominance.