Catherine Pattillo has said policymakers must balance macroeconomic stability with essential spending on education, health, and social protection in Africa.

Ondo’s Aiyedatiwa has reiterated his bond with Akeredolu, describing his victory as fulfilling the late governor’s long-held vision.

Segun Sopitan has warned of increasing electoral apathy and transparency issues ahead of Ondo State’s gubernatorial election, questioning military involvement.

Tilewa Adebajo has stressed the need to assess the 2024 budget’s performance and address significant revenue shortfalls for 2025.

Benue State’s Commissioner for Finance has emphasised the need for farming to evolve from a lifestyle to a profitable venture.

Dr. Sani Abdullahi Shinkafi has called for overdue NNPC investigation and forensic audits in the power sector before any government funding.

Professor Mohammad Aminu Mohammad has criticised UNIZIK’s VC appointment, claiming violations of due process and exclusion of qualified candidates.

Yunusa Tanko has warned that if Labour Party rejects accountability, the “Obidient” Movement will pursue new avenues to serve Nigerians.

IPMAN has announced full readiness to start lifting petroleum products from Dangote Refinery, with plans for affordable prices for Nigerians in place

Trade minister Jumoke Oduwole has said that retaining domestic investment in Nigeria will be prioritised for economic competitiveness

Martins Arogie has cautioned that decentralising regulatory control over Nigeria’s power grid won’t automatically resolve underlying sector challenges.

Olisa Agbakoba has explained that a Coast Guard is crucial for enforcing maritime regulations, protecting Nigeria’s maritime borders

Former DSS Director Mike Ejiofor has criticised politicians for manipulating elections, prioritising personal interests over public service.

Yemi Oke has said Nigeria’s needs staggered, decentralised off-grid solutions, saying the national grid is unreliable, weak, and costly to replace.

Agbonayinma has urged Nigerians to focus on self-reliance rather than expecting President-Elect Trump to solve their problems.

Retd. Vice Admiral Ezeoba said the proposed Coast Guard bill could duplicate Navy functions and worsen Nigeria’s maritime security challenges.

Prof. Bolaji Akinyemi has condemned US  election outcome, calling it a troubling ‘victory of crudity over refinement’ worldwide.

Ex-Diplomat Keshi has said that Trump’s re-election will shift global alliances, with Africa and Nigeria remaining peripheral to US priorities.

Victor Okhai has argued that Trump’s presidency could encourage Nigeria to reduce foreign aid reliance and focus on internal resources.

Oluwaseyi Adeyemo of the Nigeria-British Association has argued that Nigeria must prioritise top talent in leadership r to retain talented individuals.