Alesa Stakeholders Secretary Timothy Mgbere criticised the portrayal of Port Harcourt refinery’s operations, calling recent media portrayals a “mere show.”

Abba Kaka has advocated removing immunity clauses from Nigeria’s constitution, claiming they enable corrupt governors to evade justice

Finance CEO Muktar Mohammed has said Nigeria’s economic challenges persist as inflation and exchange rate instability remain unresolved.

Mohammed Saidu Etsu has expressed disappointment over the appointment of Daniel Bwala, who previously insulted the president, as a presidential spokesperson

Okupe has asserted that power will not return to the North in 2027, commending Tinubu’s reforms for averting economic crisis.

Iyamu has criticised Nigeria’s reliance on MOUs at COP29, urging the country to prioritise concrete solutions for climate challenges.

Liborous Oshoma has said that a resolution in Rivers State hinges on President Tinubu’s intervention, amid Wike-Fubara tensions.

NCAC DG Asika has underscored Nafest’s role in celebrating Nigeria’s cultural diversity, aiming to enhance its visibility through media and rebranding.

Okey Ikechukwu has asserted that limited business prospects, not exclusion, deter non-indigenes from acquiring land in the South East.

AGN president Rollas has stressed the need for actor licensing to ensure fair compensation and protection of actors.

Chukwuma Ezeala has said that despite Simon Ekpa’s arrest, identifying his disciples in Southeast Nigeria is crucial for lasting peace.

Odoh has claimed that his removal as Vice-Chancellor violated the law, accusing authorities of bypassing due process requirements.

NLNG’s Horsfall has highlighted growing global interest in the Nigerian Prize for Literature, increasing engagement and recognition worldwide.

Former PDP Chairman Ulasi has criticised the presidency’s uncivil response to Obasanjo, stressing democracy’s dependence on decorum and strategic leadership.

The apprehension regarding the proposed tax reform bills stems from leaders who have not studied the document, says Philip Agbese

Kingsley Emu has dismissed allegations against Ifeanyi Okowa as politically motivated that aim to tarnish his reputation ahead of the 2027 elections.

Catherine Pattillo has said policymakers must balance macroeconomic stability with essential spending on education, health, and social protection in Africa.

Ondo’s Aiyedatiwa has reiterated his bond with Akeredolu, describing his victory as fulfilling the late governor’s long-held vision.

Segun Sopitan has warned of increasing electoral apathy and transparency issues ahead of Ondo State’s gubernatorial election, questioning military involvement.

Tilewa Adebajo has stressed the need to assess the 2024 budget’s performance and address significant revenue shortfalls for 2025.