Air Vice Marshal Gabkwet recounts the Nigerian Air Force’s evolution, celebrating its achievements and addressing current challenges in combating insurgency.

Arewa Economic Forum Chairman Dandakata emphasised that agriculture holds the key fo economic growth in the North.

The minimum wage is being implemented in Anambra. There’s no worker that has not been receiving salaries, says Godwin Osisioma.

Benson Upah says Anambra State is one of the worst wage payers and its government disregards workers.

Finidi George has urged Super Eagles players to prioritise national duty over clubsides, and declared forthcoming games must-win for Nigeria.

Former CDS Irabor has urged cooperation from Banex Plaza’s leadership in the investigation to fish out those who assaulted soldiers.

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

“Multiparty system is essential for a healthy democracy in Nigeria,” says APC chieftain Osita Okechukwu.

Senator Sumaila Kawu has warned that an executive order on state police will bring confusion and should not be invoked.

Public Affairs Analyst Jide Ojo warned that if opposition elements don’t consolidate efforts, APC might secure another victory in 2027.

Semenitari emphasised that according to the constitution, Fubara should govern without interference as only one governor is permitted per term.

Workers wages should be increased but to a level the federal government can afford, says Shehu Sani.

“The fund covers 100% of all the fees of tertiary institutions. There’s also upkeep for the student,” Sawyerr said.

Ghana’s former President Mahama has emphasised the need for stronger economic and technical ties between Ghana and Nigeria.

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

Mustapha Audu says transitioning to electric vehicles is the way forward for Nigeria, as CNG-based technology will soon be obsolete.

Senator Olaka expressed skepticism over Fubara’s motives, questioning the sudden emergence of purported incriminating records, casting doubt on their validity.

Ihunwo of Obio-Akpor has accused Wike of never being prepared to hand over and advised he give Fubara breathing space.

It’s not the EFCC’s place to interfere with the privileges that foreign missions enjoy under international law, says Wilson Uwujaren.

Kunle Adegoke (SAN) criticised Governor Fubara’s decision to relocate Rivers House of Assembly sitting, citing a breach of constitutional norms.