Kelvin Emmanuel: “I’m only going to believe NNPC when I see trucks leaving the Port Harcourt refinery with actual derivatives.”

Tinubu’s aides don’t admit to him how badly Nigeria is being governed, but grumble behind him, says Dele Momodu.

“A lot of these guys are only hiding under hunger. What they’re actually asking for is regime change,” Oshiomhole said.

President Tinubu’s broadcast only mentioned things Nigerians already know instead of addressing pressing issues, says Liborous Oshoma.

Nigeria has announced a $250 million green bond issuance for climate projects in September 2024 to attract private investors.

Shehu Sani has said Northern Leaders should focus more on solving problems in the North rather than gaining political power.

Peter Obi: “The first thing you do as a leader who inherited a difficult situation is to lead by example.”

Former Aviation Minister Chidoka lauded President Tinubu’s economic decisions in contrast to Buhari, which he says highlights APC’s ideological inconsistency.

Trade Union President Osifo revealed that state governors were absent at the minimum wage meeting held on Tuesday, prompting postponement.

Emirates will resume daily operations to Lagos from October 1, two years after suspending the service.

Aisha Yesufu has urged Nigerian citizens to be more active in politics.

“We have failed in making our infrastructure work,” Faith Nwadishi says as she laments Nigeria’s fuel scarcity struggle.

Former DSS Boss Mike Ejiofor says many questions are yet to be answered regarding Binance Executive Anjarwalla’s escape.

A joint committee will be formed to review the EEL policy and make resolutions where necessary.

“Investors were hoping for a more technocratic cabinet to deal with the crisis at hand.”

“We strongly believe that the key success factor for our mandate is transparency and accountability.”

“15 to 20 years from now, are we going to be able to sustain the current level of capacity in the industry?”

“Nigeria is not a working democracy… we don’t have a political party in Nigeria today.”

President Tinubu and Chancellor Scholz presided over the further signing of the Presidential Power Initiative.

“Nigeria’s FG expenditure is declining because of exchange rate pressures, failure to optimize growth.”