Mr Magaji urged journalists and civil society organisations to interrogate ownership structures.
Mr Obi said in the statement that he was not afraid of public scrutiny of his academic records.
Mr Marwa warned that Nigeria would never become a safe haven for merchants of death.
Mr Ojukwu said the government should take a holistic study to approach climate change-related challenges.
The singer said, “I don’t have that problem anymore. I have left the streets; I wouldn’t even say I was ever on the streets.”
Mr Bala noted that Mr Tinubu never promised Nigerians 24 hours power supply.
Mr Dangote stated, “Sometimes you can pray to have a son but the son could be the one to drag the family name down.”
Several Nigerians have taken to social media to express outrage over the latest petrol price increase, with the cost reaching N1,500 per litre at some filling stations.
Some communities in Anambra and Ebonyi states have appealed to the government to declare a “state of emergency” over worsening erosion and floods threatening lives and property.
Ms Mohammed highlighted Nigeria’s efforts to advance inclusive development, women’s empowerment and youth-led innovation during a recent visit to the country.
