The police have intervened in Rivers State, taking control of local government secretariats following clashes that resulted in two deaths.

Ability to pay and enterprise sustainability are factors to be taken into consideration in deciding minimum wage, says Adewale Oyerinde.

Veteran reporter Charles Ojugbana has said that Osimhen’s public show of discontent against Finidi is an indication of something deeper.

NNPP chieftain Buba Galadima says Nigeria’s political problems are self-inflicted while also condemning the clamour for state Police.

Ayoyinka Oni says the Nigerian Police have held on to EndSARS protesters using false accusations.

Solar expert Ogunkunle has stressed the need for businesses to use heavy-duty batteries for demanding appliances, to prevent potential disintegration.

“Whether we like it or not, Asue Ighodalo stands out as an Edo governorship candidate, says APC Chieftain Emmanuel Odigie.

Kundai Vambe has highlighted the uncertainty surrounding President Ramaphosa’s leadership amidst coalition discussions in South Africa.

Baba Yusuf has said the performance of Tinubu’s administration should be measured by impact and outcomes not by events.

Osoba says Lagos already honoured Abiola with a statue so no problem with Tinubu being celebrated with an Abuja portrait.

Dangote ssys he has repaid $2.4 billion of the $5.5 billion borrowed for his $19 billion refinery project.

Peter Obi has expressed a desire for merger with those committed to saving Nigeria amidst reports “exaggerating” Labour Party’s division.

“They’re confused if I was doing Buga or Babariga, but it’s a day to celebrate democracy while doing ‘dobale’,” Tinubu said.

“Throughout the campaign, Tinubu maintained that he will continue from where Buhari stopped and he’s done well,” says Peter Obi.

Peter Obi: “The first thing you do as a leader who inherited a difficult situation is to lead by example.”

“We’re on the right track,”‘ Finance Minister Wale Edun says, assuring Nigerians of better days ahead.

Senator Aliero is advocating for private ownership in Nigeria’s ranching bill while highlighting Fulani neglect.

Works Minister Umahi says the Nigerian government is seeking private sector collaboration to fund infrastructure projects.

President Tinubu, on Democracy Day, assured Nigerians that his administration would continue to reform the economy while prioritising Nigerians’ interests.

Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe supported the new grazing bill, noting that it will address escalating farmer-herder conflicts.