Referring to Edo, NLC PRO Adejumo says it is an “abberation” for a state to pronounce minimum wage.

“If we sell fuel at the price everybody is expecting, we would be out of business,” says PETRON President Gillis-Harry.

Yahaya Bello is just trying to escape and evade justice, says Onikepo Braithwaite.

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

The way the EFCC has gone about Yahaya Bello’s matter is fear-inducing, says David Maduka.

Paul Alaje says ending the Niger Delta oil theft will boost Nigeria’s foreign reserve and lead to revenue increment.

Last glimmer of hope fades away for businesses at Landmark Beach as demolition begins, to pave way for Lagos-Calabar highway.

Fisayo Soyombo says the Suleja prison wall collapse shows that project contractors and executors in Nigeria cannot be trusted.

Nigerian universities have become incubators of ethnic jingoism, says Bishop Hassan Kukah

Banire (SAN) says EFCC has complied with court orders in Yahaya Bello’s case and refuted claims of disobedience.

Nigeria’s tourism minister is confident in the ability of every community to accommodate, entertain, and share unique stories with visitors.

Ex-Kaduna CAN Chair, Rev Hayab praises Governor Uba Sani’s leadership style, highlighting its contrast to El-Rufai.

Any attempt by EFCC to arrest Yahaya Bello now would constitute a violation of due process, says Daniel Bwala.

You must be well entrenched and part of the topmost governmental systems to carry out illegal bunkering, says Seriake Dickson.

Benson Enikuomehin criticised Ondo APC Election Committee Chairman Ododo for falsely claiming the election’s fairness and credibility to the public.

The EFCC is carrying on a malicious prosecution against Yahaya Bello, says lawyer Frank Tietie.

Former CIBN president Ajibola has stressed the need to reduce dollar dependency in Nigeria, citing its pervasive influence in economic decisions.

Debo Ologunagba addresses expectations regarding disciplinary measures against PDP members who opposed the party in the past election.

“UNDP has fire in the belly to push the development agenda of Nigeria forward,” says UNDP Representative, Attufuah.

Umar Sani says the PDP, even with erring members, is still appreciated as the party that put Nigeria on the right track.