Opinion

The Nigerian government has threatened to cut the salaries of striking doctors, escalating tensions as the healthcare system grapples with the impact of the ongoing strike.

Atiku criticizes Nigeria’s education age limit policy, calling it outdated and a barrier to intellectual freedom.

APC chieftain Eze Chukwuemeka Eze believes Nigerians will vote against President Tinubu in 2027, citing economic struggles and dissatisfaction with his leadership.

Tokunbo Awolowo-Dosunmu expresses disappointment that her father’s vision of a united, prosperous Nigeria is still unrealized.

Obasanjo blames Nigeria’s stagnation on self-centered leadership, urging leaders to prioritize service, knowledge, and community development.

Gbenga Daniel calls on President Tinubu to pursue diplomacy in the Ogun Free Trade Zone dispute, aiming to protect Nigerian assets abroad.

Afe Babalola warns that FG’s palliatives worsen poverty, urges reenactment of 1963 constitution for a better Nigeria.

Council of State backs Tinubu, condemning protests as threats to democracy, emphasizing elections as the only path to change.

Labour leaders and opposition urge Tinubu to end blame-shifting, fix harmful policies, and address Nigeria’s growing economic crisis.

Senior lawyer Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa urges non-violent protests against Nigeria’s worsening economic conditions and government policies.