“The greatest challenge we have in this country, the majority are created by politicians,” said former DSS director, Mike Ejiofor.

Former NBA President Agbakoba argued that NNPC’s privatisation has failed to spur development or alleviate poverty, enriching only certain individuals.

NLC and TUC leaders have arrived the Presidential Villa for a crucial meeting with Tinubu over a new minimum wage.

“Nigeria’s real estate sector has faced challenges, including inefficient markets and outdated regulations, hindering growth and development,” says Ayo Ibaru.

Professor Ife says Nigeria is facing a food security emergency while advocating for sustainable cross-border production contracts.

PETROAN President Dr Billy Gillis-Harry asserts that eliminating middlemen will lower petrol prices and mitigate ongoing supply issues.

Women Minister Kennedy-Ohanenye has asserted that the financial issues and unpaid contracts cited by lawmakers took place under her predecessor.

Gillis-Harry has warned that rising petroleum prices could reduce Nigerians’ buying power, impacting retail outlet owners.

Darlington Orji has criticised the Amaewhule faction for being called “honourable” House members while engaging in “dishonourable” behaviour.

Infrastructure decay and vandalism have severely crippled Nigeria’s pipeline network, hindering efficient fuel distribution, says oil and gas expert Adigun.

Rivers Governor Fubara has asked his detractors to tell the world his offence for the daily criticism and condemnation.

Professor Ibrahim has criticised ECOWAS for its failed mediation efforts, highlighting the lack of progress and also problematic leadership in Nigeria.

Aviation Minister Keyamo says Nigerians should choose Air Peace for their trips, stating, “It’s our airline, we must patronise it.”

CardinalStone Partners’ VP Phillip Anegbe stressed that tackling productivity, education, and infrastructure investment is crucial for Nigeria’s economic growth.

“The government of Nigeria has added no value to our electricity system,” says former Rivers State power consultant Onikoyi.

Nigeria’s federal government, during a press briefing, clarified that the Samoa Agreement it signed contains no clauses supporting LGBTQ rights.

Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour says most Lagos government officials do not care about Lagosians, but only about enriching themselves.

“I haven’t seen any forward-thinking visionary intervention that this government has done,” Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour says regarding Lagos floods.

Abba Kaka, an anti-corruption advocate, has alleged that politically exposed individuals are funding the protest against EFCC activities.

The Court of Appeal clarified jurisdiction issues but left the question of pro-Wike lawmakers’ assembly membership status, says Nzeakor.