Journalist Hundeyin says foreign actors exploit Africa’s energy challenges, revealing a narrative war against Dangote Refinery to maintain energy poverty.

Chukwu has emphasised focusing on improving crude production instead of disputes between Dangote and Nigerian regulators.

Dumebi Kachikwu has highlighted the challenges facing Nigerian refineries, including Dangote’s, due to the government forward-selling crude oil.

Emeka Beke has announced plans to hold a stakeholder meeting on Thursday for “genuine” APC members ahead of LGA elections.

Dumebi Kachikwu says it’s illogical for anyone to want to frustrate Dangote Refinery, especially during an FX crisis.

“The whole world at the moment is looking to Nigeria for our creativity, our content, our art,” says Hannatu Musawa.

Nigeria’s first Olympic gold medallist Ajunwa has criticised the sports sector for recycling ineffective leaders, calling for knowledgeable, passionate leadership.

It’s a “disaster” that even with Nigeria’s sporting prowess, no medal was won at the 2024 Olympics, says Charles Ojugbana.

“Dangote built a refinery, got stuck, and the government gave $1 billion. No businessman has gotten such support,” said Shedrack.

Petroleum retailers association president Giles-Harry says the Nigerian government should allow private sector involvement in the management of government-owned refineries.

Mike Ozekhome says the National Assembly should introduce a bill for a new constitution to address Nigeria’s diversity.

Kelvin Emmanuel: “I’m only going to believe NNPC when I see trucks leaving the Port Harcourt refinery with actual derivatives.”

Tinubu is not giving solutions that are going to be palatable or acceptable to Nigerians, Says Bode George.

Energy expert Kelvin Emmanuel says Nigeria’s government should adjust its strategies to ensure Dangote Refinery is guaranteed crude supply.

“Despite attacks, we’re mobilising 37 million Nigerians for the August 10th protest against bad governance,” said protest mobiliser Sanusi.

Information Minister Idris says the removal of fuel subsidy has resuscitated Nigeria’s economy and almost doubled government’s revenue.

“I watched my big brother yesterday, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole. I was embarrassed, I was scandalised,” said Dele Momodu.

“Look at National Assembly, the way they live… does not show that we (Nigerians) are in trouble,” says  Nduka Obaigbena.

Tinubu’s aides don’t admit to him how badly Nigeria is being governed, but grumble behind him, says Dele Momodu.

Anenih has criticised Edo APC members as “liars and propagandists” and defended Ighodalo’s qualifications against Oshiomhole’s recent disparaging remarks.