Ex-House of Reps member Mikko has urged Uche Ukuku to collaborate with Senator Mbata to advance Ohaneze Ndigbo’s vision.

CDS Musa has highlighted good governance as crucial to combating insurgency, addressing poverty, hunger, and infrastructure gaps.

Vector has emphasised on Afrobeats’ ability to integrate different genres without losing its distinct, original identity.

Olugbile Holloway has called for reimagining museums by incorporating Indigenous narratives and fostering cultural immersion to preserve heritage.

Uche Uwaleke has said the attempt to include illegal activities in GDP computation could legitimise such activities.

Former Sports Minister Dalung has said there is a disconnect between Abuja’s supposed London-like development and the realities of Nigerians.

Former NACCIMA DG Isemede has advocated production, trade reforms, and cost-cutting as alternatives to borrowing for Nigeria’s 2025 budget.

Ayo Ibaru has emphasised the importance of long-term financing and capital market involvement to solve Nigeria’s housing challenges.

APC’s Felix Morka has claimed receiving 200 death threats following Peter Obi’s allegations, urging swift intervention from law enforcement authorities.

Nigeria’s Foreign Minister Tuggar has emphasised Nigeria’s constitutional foundation for foreign policy, highlighting national interest, Africa’s unity, and global diplomacy

Rivers APC Chair Tony Okocha has predicted lingering tensions in 2025, blaming Governor Fubara for failing to reconcile with Wike.

President Tinubu has urged African leaders to prevent external forces from infiltrating their ranks and disrupting hard-earned peace.

Increased federal allocations means “no state should complain that they cannot pay the 70,000 minimum wage, says Adewale Oyerinde.

Dele Oye has emphasised the need for government to support private sector growth, reduce costs, and attract investments to Nigeria.

John Mahama has been sworn in as the 14th President of the Republic of Ghana

Nasarawa Governor Abdullahi Sule has hailed Tinubu, Oyedele for easing northern governors’ VAT concerns, calling for dialogue over bill withdrawal.

Dr. Gillis-Harry has highlighted PETROAN’s plea for a ₦100 billion fund, aiming to mitigate high-interest rate burdens on retailers.

Tilewa Adebajo has said that the CBN’s Monetary Policy Committee is solely responsible for inflation and interest rates.

President Tinubu has called for private sector involvement in politics, highlighting Governor Mbah’s success in driving Enugu’s development.

Taiwo Oyedele has dismissed allegations of non-consultation, stating that governors canceled four scheduled meetings with the tax reform panel.