Mike Ozekhome celebrates Nduka Obaigbena, “a visionary man of excellence, a trailblazer in the realm of Nigerian journalism…”

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

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

The Senate has challenged Obasanjo to provide evidence of claims that lawmakers determine their own salaries and receive special packages.

The NLC has warned Tinubu against unwittingly fostering dictatorship, urging an inclusive stakeholders’ assembly to discuss pressing national issues.

Former President Obasanjo says many Nigerian leaders lack character needed to lead the country and should be behind bars.

The #EndBadGovernance protest in Nigeria has ended without the one million man march planned across states taking place.

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.

President Tinubu has promised to review the request of The Patriots for a new constitution for Nigeria.

Dangote Group says the NUPRC has not fulfilled crude allocation promises, raising concerns about PIA enforcement.

More states have refuted President Tinubu’s claim of a N573bn hardship fund, clarifying it’s a World Bank loan, not a grant.

The NUPRC has denied Dangote Refinery’s claims of lax enforcement, citing substantial crude oil supplies to local refineries.

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.

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

President Tinubu says the health and safety of Nigerians must be the priority of firms exploring mineral resources.

CEO Innoson Motors says Tinubu has the capacity to turn Nigeria around and blamed Buhari for selling crude oil upfront.

“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.