In a Premium Times opinion column, writer Niran Adedokun examines a dispute between Oseni and Olayinka over the use of the word "gbewudani" to describe a figure named Onor. Adedokun argues the real question is not whether the term is offensive but whether the political circumstances make the metaphor plausible. He contends that Olayinka's attempt to rebuke Oseni inadvertently reinforced the very impression he was trying to dispel, highlighting what the columnist calls an irony in the exchange.

Femi Ogbonnikan discusses the political landscape in Ogun, Nigeria, as the 2027 governorship election approaches. He notes that the current pursuit of power among opposition figures is heavily influenced by sentiment rather than rational political strategy, suggesting a need for reflection among these leaders.

Nduka Obaigbena, Chairman and Editor-in-Chief of THISDAY Newspapers and AriseNews Group, has urged Nigerian politicians to make the 2027 general election a contest of ideas rather than personalities. In an article by Sunday Aborisade, Obaigbena's charge, delivered last Thursday, is described as highlighting the country's enduring personality-driven campaign culture and the need for issue-based political engagement ahead of the polls.

An article published by Punch examines the tendency of Nigerian political interviews to descend into attacks when politicians are confronted with tough questions. The piece analyses this recurring trend and explores its implications for democratic accountability and political discourse in Nigeria, highlighting concerns about how elected officials respond to critical scrutiny from journalists and interviewers.

Veteran Nollywood actor Pete Edochie has named the late Chief Obafemi Awolowo as his favourite Nigerian politician, praising the former Western Region premier for his vision and developmental initiatives. According to Information Nigeria, Edochie made the remarks during an interview with Isbae U on the Curiosity Made Me Ask podcast, where he also expressed admiration for the Yoruba people and reflected on his life and career.

According to ThisDay Live, insecurity has significantly impacted Nigeria, leading to widespread suffering and humiliation. The article by Monday Philips Ekpe calls for a direct and decisive response to address the ongoing terror that has plagued the nation.