The Edo State Government confirmed the detention of the State Accountant General and four others by the EFCC, following allegations of financial misconduct. This arrest is viewed as an attempt to disrupt governance in the state.
Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde emphasized that he alone will determine his political future amidst speculation about a presidential bid in 2027. He addressed concerns about the ruling party’s interference in opposition politics.
Former presidential spokesman Doyin Okupe criticized oil marketers and the NNPCL for their pricing strategies, warning that they could negatively impact President Tinubu’s image and calling for greater transparency in fuel pricing.
President Bola Tinubu reiterated his administration’s commitment to combating banditry and kidnapping in Nigeria, urging citizens to support security efforts and participate in governance.
Dangote Refinery dismissed claims that it was selling petrol at inflated prices. The refinery’s pricing remains undisclosed, causing speculation among oil marketers.
Inspector-General of Police Kayode Egbetokun claimed that the fainting of six minors in court during the #EndBadGovernance protest trial was a deliberate act to attract negative attention, emphasizing the provision of medical aid to the suspects.
Former Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi expressed sorrow over the deteriorating condition of Nigerian roads, emphasizing the impact on citizens’ daily lives.
Bauchi Governor Bala Mohammed criticized the trial of minors from the August hunger protest, particularly the exorbitant bail conditions, questioning how impoverished individuals could meet such demands.
Peter Obi suggested that politics and the church in Nigeria need to be dismantled, advocating for a shift in focus toward productivity rather than excessive religious gatherings.
Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke urged members of the PDP to unite and focus on winning future elections, stressing the importance of collaboration in honor of the party’s late zonal Vice Chairman, Soji Adagunodo.
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