British citizen Andrew Wynne and local accomplice Lucky Ehis Obiyan have been declared wanted for plotting regime change in Nigeria.

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

Mendiratta says the Nigeria-Boeing MOU is “excellent,” highlighting its crucial role in unlocking Africa’s aviation potential and connectivity.

Robert Clarke is effusive in his praise for Acting CJN Kekere-Ekun’s character, and is sure she’ll reform the Supreme Court.

Residents of Kapam in Kaduna have staged a protest over a “toxic chemical” from Kaduna refinery impacting farms, animals, health.

Policy changes alone don’t transform an economy, it has to be backed with institutional reform, says Bismarck Rewane.

Adamu has warned market associations against restrictive practices, urging market management to act or face legal consequences.

Hassan Soweto has said that Nigeria needs to address the root problems in education rather than imposing arbitrary age restrictions.

“We know that the politics of Kogi State has always been violent-prone,” Murtala Ajaka said.

APGA’s Ezeokenwa has claimed INEC’s recognition of Njoku as party chairman lacks a valid court order, questioning its legitimacy.

Tonye Cole has said that deciding who is truly APC or PDP and resolving party leadership in Rivers State is essential.

Udenta has warned that liberal democracy in Nigeria is under severe and sustained threat, with democratic values eroding rapidly.

Ned Nwoko has slammed the humanitarian ministry for failing to provide support, urging better social security measures and data management.

Oluremi Tinubu has pressed for stronger legal frameworks and better resource allocation to tackle rising cases of sexual abuse.

“Asue mentioned yesterday, the schools are great, the teachers have tabs. That’s a joke,” said Labour Party governorship candidate Akpata.

Former DSS Director Mike Ejiofor has called for cooperation between Nigeria’s new spy chiefs to address the country’s security challenges.

“’PDAPC’ have run Edo State for 25 years with nothing to show for it,” says Labour Party governorship candidate Akpata.

Asue Ighodalo says he is not bothered about finding funds for projects in Edo since he knows where grants are.

“They’re (Police killers) not going to go unpunished. I’m going to hunt them wherever they are,” says FCT CP Igweh.

Governor Namadi has attributed the flooding in Jigawa to “rain water not even river water…”