Dan Ulasi says the Nigerian government should channel the energy used in resisting protests to solving Nigeria’s problems.

“Nigerians have been living with difficulties, the president cannot declare hunger and poverty out of existence,” says Morka.

“Tinubu funded protests against Jonathan, but now rejects protests, Karma is a universal donor,” says Deji Adeyanju.

Benjamin Kalu says Tinubu has fulfilled the 54-year-old promise of reconciliation, reconstruction, and rehabilitation made to South-East with new commission.

Prof Nwokobia has called Peter Obi a “man of peace” who would not incite a protest, refuting Bayo Onanuga’s claims.

Protecting Nigerian interests should be paramount in resolving the Dangote-NMDPRA diesel controversy, says Adeola Yusuf.

Nigeria’s output of crude cannot supply Dangote because not every crude it has belongs to the country, says oil and gas expert.

Kelvin Emmanuel has criticised NMDPRA’s stance on Dangote Refinery, arguing its diesel’s superior quality could eliminate the need for imports.

Ajaero: “N70,000 is a 133% increase from the old rate, and we broke the jinx of negotiating every 5 years.”

“I’m actually a member of APC, but unofficially. My spirit has left PDP for a long time,” says Phillip Shaibu.

Labour is taking this on a sombre note because given Nigeria’s economic realities, N70,000 is not enough, says Benson Upah.

Founder of Feedup Africa,Jinmi Ajayi, has raised concerns over farmers’ smartphone access, urging cautious rollout of web applications.

Sanusi Bature has advised Emir Aminu Ado Bayero to endeavour to lead a normal life following his deposition.

Charly Boy has says the salvation of Nigeria lies in the hands of its exceptional young people.

House of Reps Spokesperson Akin Rotimi has said that it was on 10th Assembly’s agenda to ensure local government autonomy.

Kwankwaso has explained that NNPP’s new logo emphasises education, peace, and struggle.

“Nigeria’s real estate sector has faced challenges, including inefficient markets and outdated regulations, hindering growth and development,” says Ayo Ibaru.

Infrastructure decay and vandalism have severely crippled Nigeria’s pipeline network, hindering efficient fuel distribution, says oil and gas expert Adigun.

Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour says most Lagos government officials do not care about Lagosians, but only about enriching themselves.

“I haven’t seen any forward-thinking visionary intervention that this government has done,” Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour says regarding Lagos floods.