Tinubu has declared a state of emergency in Rivers, suspending Governor Fubara, his deputy, and all State House of Assembly members.

Chetam Henry has accused FCT Minister Nyesom Wike of abandoning his principles, claiming he now opposes everything he once stood for.

Buba Galadima has said NNPP values ideology over political convenience and is not desperate for power.

Jacob Mark has accused Samuel Anyanwu of judicial manipulation, calling his refusal to vacate office despite court judgement the “height of irresponsibility.”

SDP’s 2023 Presidential Candidate Adewole Adebayo has said Tinubu’s removal in 2027 inevitable, insisting SDP will take over Nigeria’s leadership.

Nigerian Businessman Dr. Eke Agbai has sued First Bank over alleged ₦550m fixed deposit fraud, demanding full reimbursement.

Dr Shinkafi has opined that shutting schools for Ramadan is unjustifiable, stressing that education must not be sacrificed for religion.

Jake Epelle dismissed Fubara’s impeachment calls, insisting Rivers people support him, while urging Wike to prioritise peace and protect his legacy.

Governor Fubara was denied entry into Rivers State House of Assembly, despite formally attempting to contact the Speaker multiple times beforehand.

Former NAF Spokesperson Shehu urges West African leaders to unite against terrorism, warning that no country can tackle the threat alone.

Bolaji Akinyemi has warned that the DRC’s deal with the US for security in exchange for resources may have consequences.

Activist Annkio Briggs says Governor Fubara has been denied governance for two years despite his adherence to the law.

Kola Ologbondiyan has warned that if Anyanwu wins at the Supreme Court, it will mark the final takeover of PDP by the APC.

DUFUHS has launched a state-of-the-art Cancer Centre in Ebonyi state, to enhance research, treatment, and patient care in Nigeria.

Former Minister Ogunlewe has claimed Akpoti-Uduaghan’s beauty is a “problem,” asserting the sexual harassment allegations occurred outside the Senate chambers.

Misconduct and sexual harassment are separate issues, and the Senate only addressed misconduct in Akpoti-Uduaghan’s case, says Lawyer Anthony Agbazuere.

The Senate has suspended Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan for six months over alleged violations of Senate rules, effective March 6, 2025.

Lawyer Maxwell Okpara says Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan’s petition against Senate President Akpabio was struck out for procedural breaches, being “fundamentally defective”

Lawyer Kingdom Okere has condemned the Senate’s dismissal of Akpoti-Uduaghan’s petition, urging Akpabio to step aside, to an ensure impartial investigation.

Senate President Akpabio has denied allegations of sexual harassment, stating he has “never harassed any woman” and respects women deeply.