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.

Senator Jarigbe Agom Jarigbe has advocated for Ogoja State, arguing that it will enhance governance, harness resources, and drive development.

Mike Ejiofor has warned that kidnappings in Nigeria have become a lucrative business, replacing robbery as criminals’ primary income source.

Daniel Bwala defended his past criticism of President Tinubu, stating that opposing the government was his role at that time.

Daniel Bwala has defended government borrowing, stating it is necessary for infrastructure development and public interventions

Inibehe Effiong says Nigerian governors are more dictatorial than the President, and no House of Assembly can hold a governor accountable

“Africa must act fast to solve big problems, invest in youth and curb migration,” says AfDB President Akinwumi Adesina.

Akinwumi Adesina affirmed his readiness to serve in any capacity worldwide, including Africa and Nigeria, emphasising his commitment to development.

Tonnie Iredia called for impartial election umpires, while praising judges in Professor Ignatius Uduk’s fraud case, and urging electoral reforms.

President Tinubu has urged African leaders to wield policy as a tool for sustainable development.

Dele Kelvin Oye has emphasised focusing on increasing productivity instead of imposing taxes and sanctions that hinder business growth.

Economic Expert Teriba has advocated for non-debt financing to address Nigeria’s 2025 budget deficit and unlock market value.