“APC wants Edo state at all costs, it’s also an ego thing for Senator Adams Oshiomole,” says Ehi Braimah.

Olabode Sowunmi and Akinbode Oluwafemi have called for clear disclosure on petrol prices at Dangote Refinery to end misleading reports.

Praising Tinubu and Keyamo, Onyema said, “we’re going to interconnect this country (Nigeria), we’re going to open up this country.”

“The police has morphed into an armed wing of the APC in the (Edo) state,” says PDP’s Pedro Obaseki.

Ex-NEMA DG Akugbe Iyamu has emphasised the need for a systemic overhaul of Nigeria’s national disaster response plan.

“Pa Ayo Adebanjo is a leader under Pa Fasoranti. What is happening in Afenifere is a family issue,” said Afenifere’s Omololu.

As part of their 20th anniversary celebrations, Chocolate City has announced a $1 million fund to empower Nigerian creatives.

Afenifere’s Faloye has accused the Tinubu administration of economically sabotaging Nigerians under the guise of establishing economic reforms, criticising harsh policies.

PDP Chieftain Madaki says the party’s decision to support LP, ADP candidates in Plateau was to serve the state’s interests.

Sports Minister Enoh has vowed sanctions for those responsible for Favour Ofili’s exclusion from the 2024 Paris Olympics 100m event.

“Government has some policies that it wants to unravel, doesn’t want any opposition voice to be heard,” says NLC’s Upah.

NCMM DG Holloway has highlighted the need for improved storytelling, infrastructure to make Nigeria’s museums more engaging, globally relevant.

Chidimma Adetshina says she didn’t leave South Africa because she was running from Home Affairs, but to fulfil her dream.

Nigeria’s petrol prices may further increase as NNPC’s VP Downstream, Adedapo Segun, advocates free market conditions to eliminate queues.

IPMAN President Abubakar Maigandi says marketers are uncertain about the apparent petrol price increase and are awaiting NNPC’s instructions.

Lagos maritime truckers have issued an ultimatum to government to curb the excesses of hoodlums or face strike action.

Nigerians should understand that Dangote will run business for profit because its first duty is to shareholders, says Olabode Sowunmi.

Aliko Dangote has outlined how his refinery’s petroleum products will end fuel queues, improve Nigerians’ health and stabilise the naira.

“You (Nigerians) are now going to have good petrol where the engines of your vehicles will last longer,” Aliko Dangote said.

Umar Sani has dismissed Wike’s crisis threats as “empty boasts,” says he lacks the power to disrupt other states’ politics.