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.

Lawyer Effiong has condemned the detention of minors on treason charges, asserting unlawful arrests and violations of children’s rights.

Chidi Lloyd has commented on Governor Fubara’s administration, calling it a “solo government” lacking commissioners and proper appropriation.

IPMAN is eager to work with Dangote but there must be fair pricing, engagement with core industry stakeholders, says Yakubu Suleiman

Lawyer Ejembi has urged the president and leaders to intervene, warning that the Rivers State crisis threatens national stability.

Lawyer Kingdom has urged the NJC to examine judicial processes and the preferential treatment afforded to pro-Wike lawmakers in Rivers State.

Former DSS Director Ejiofor has called on Nigerian politicians to prioritise national interest over their personal ambitions

Energy Specialist Adeyeye has stated that Nigeria’s electricity problems cannot be solved in two weeks, citing decades of infrastructure neglect.

Asari Dokubo has condemned the removal of the Niger Delta Ministry, citing a legacy of Nigeria “shortchanging” Niger Delta

Rabiu Hassan has critiqued Nigeria’s election integrity, highlighting disputes, low voter turnout, and the influence of state governors

Bolaji Akinyemi has underscored Nigeria’s missed chance to be a BRICS founding member, pointing to its diminished global role.

PDP’s Publicity Secretary Debo Ologunagba has said Ondo Governor Aiyedatiwa is a “confused individual” with no clear plans or programmes

Ndiame Diop says Nigeria’s economic reforms will prevent fiscal crisis, stabilise the economy and improve framework for private investment.

Regional Advocacy Lead Aigbe has urged the appointment of a substantive minister to revitalise Nigeria’s struggling petroleum sector.

Bayo Onanuga has said that the decision to remove ministers came from feedback from Nigerians and empirical data.

“The Assumption That States Going To the Supreme Court, Want To Distort Anti-Corruption Efforts Is Not Correct” said Nigerian Lawyer Ogunye

ANED CEO Oduntan has attributed Nigeria’s power grid collapses to inadequate maintenance, lack of investment, and the government’s successive inaction.

Charles Nwekeaku, Secretary General of the Igbo Elders Consultative Forum, had emphasised the critical need for Nnamdi Kanu’s release to quell the unrest in the South-East. Nwekeaku, in an interview