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

Ambassador Joe Keshi has criticised the Kenyan police for opting for force over dialogue in response to protesters.

Ex-NIPOST CEO Adegbuyi has emphasised the need to clean up the NIMC system, removing any NINs without verifiable addresses.

Labour Party’s deputy chairman Ayo Olorunfemi said, “The protest by NLC on Tuesday should require jailing for those involved.”

Sanusi Bature says Aminu Bayero’s return to Kano after his dethronement is an attempt to breach the peace in Kano.

Agwanwor has voiced concerns over local government lockdowns in Rivers State and urged the police to allow workers resume work.

Dr Hassan emphasised that cholera is treatable and preventable, and urged coordinated efforts and improved hygiene in Nigeria.

Bwala has asserted that Tinubu’s strategic initiatives will solidify his position for the 2027 presidential election.

Honourable Aguocha has urged swift action on Nnamdi Kanu’s release to prevent further unrest and restore stability in the South-East.

Dapo Abiodun has expressed the Southern Governors’ Forum’s support for the Lagos-Calabar Road, noting its impact on development, job creation.

Kennedy-Ohanenye has accused the previous administration of spending a $100m World Bank loan for women empowerment on advocacy.

Netherlands Deputy Consul-General Leonie Van Der Stijl has emphasised the critical importance of investing in Nigeria’s agricultural sector.

Sarkin Dawaki Babba of Kano Emirate says deposed Emir Bayero’s supporters have remained calm because they’re respecting a court order.

“Being diagnosed with cancer was the best thing to ever happen to me,” says ‘King of Steeze’ Farooq Oreagba.

Usman Yusuf has said the Kano Emirate tussle is a big distraction to the more complex issues affecting Nigeria.

Emir Sanusi’s spokesman, Bature, has said that the Nasawara mini palace is a ‘graveyard,’ which Bayero must vacate for necessary renovations.

Inibehe Effiong says the National Assembly should govern itself properly before thinking of intervening In Rivers State politics.

Femi Falana has criticised the Kano federal high court’s involvement in matters of traditional institutions.

Professor Wokocha has asserted that there is no crisis in Rivers State and that the appointment of caretakers is legal.

Former AGF Aondoakaa has questioned the Federal Government’s release of funds to states for caretaker committees despite the Supreme Court’s ruling.