Former IYC secretary Kemepade has called for thorough military intelligence investigation to prevent wrongful targeting in Okuama military killings.

A former PDP Legal Adviser has assured that those who have flouted PDP party rules will be “called to order.”

Former militant Jackrich-Egberipapa says militants in Nigeria deliberately partner with other militant groups to create conflict.

EXCERPT: It would be “childish” to reduce PDP’s upcoming NEC to leadership of the party, says Kola Ologbodiyan.

NUPRC has implemented measurement regulation for accurate monitoring of daily production, aimed to enhance Nigeria’s hydrocarbon account and curb theft.

Iran’s right to retaliate isn’t in question, but it should have done proper analysis, says former Nigerian diplomatic Joe Keshi.

Bode George says that although the Nigerian constitution is not working, there are better ways to express grievances than attacking the government.

Former Education Minister Ezekwesili calls for transparency and accountability from the government to prevent abductions in Nigeria.

Road safety is supposed to be a culture not the man who is wearing the uniform, says FRSC Lagos Route Commander.

“What he’s (Netanyahu) doing is likely to cause serious damage to Israel,” says Nigeria’s former foreign minister Bolaji Akinyemi.

Third Mainland Bridge rehabilitation efforts are being replicated on a bridge in Lokoja amid other projects, Dave Umahi says.

Minister of Works Umahi says the Lagos-Calabar coastal highway project will only remove 15 meters of Landmark beach shoreline and shanties.

The NLC is powerless against the Labour Party because the party’s constitution doesn’t grant it superior status, says Kehinde Edun.

Kenneth Okonkwo says the APC is a “scourge…the worst thing that has happened to anybody in Africa.”

Landmark’s Onwuanibe says government won’t have to reclaim land or pay compensation if the Lagos-Calabar highway reverts to original plan.

Health entrepreneur Toju Chike-Obi emphasises primary healthcare’s vital role in early detection and intervention of mental health disorders.

Edo Deputy Omobayo Godwins says it was like a “generational curse” that Akoko-Edo had no representation in top government.

Adeyeye says Nigeria doesn’t lack the capacity to produce sufficient amounts of electricity, the price has just not been right.

Oshoma says Obaseki and Shaibu’s rift is due to little clarity regarding the roles of a governor and his deputy.

Festus Keyamo speaks to ARISE News about a masterplan to develop an ecosystem around Nigeria’s airports, including rail integration.