Lagos lawmaker Desmond Elliot has addressed his political career, asserting that he does not engage in the theft of public funds. He emphasized his achievements in the Surulere area, aiming to clarify his stance on integrity in politics.

Desmond Elliott, a lawmaker from Surulere Constituency 1 in Lagos State, has criticized the practice of switching political parties, arguing that it does not lead to the necessary changes in Nigeria. In an interview on 'The Morayo Show', he shared his views on leadership and governance, expressing skepticism about the effectiveness of such political maneuvers.

Garba Maidoki, the lawmaker for Kebbi South Senatorial District, stated that he entered politics due to the ongoing insecurity in his region. He expressed this sentiment during an appearance on Channels Television’s Politics Today, noting that his initial interest in politics was minimal until the persistent security issues prompted his involvement.

Wike encouraged candidates of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) to be resilient and assertive in their political ambitions, emphasizing that power is not freely given but must be seized. He drew from his own experiences to illustrate that overcoming challenges such as pressure, arrests, and legal issues is essential for achieving political success, according to Vanguard.

A cartoon published by Vanguard depicts Nigerian politicians as 'born again', suggesting a transformation or change in their behavior or beliefs. The cartoon serves as a commentary on the political landscape in Nigeria, highlighting perceptions of politicians' integrity and accountability.

Kogi State Governor Usman Ododo stated that he continues to support President Bola Tinubu in combating crime within his state, referring to himself as one of Tinubu's foot soldiers in the fight against insecurity. This declaration highlights the ongoing efforts of local leaders to address safety concerns in their regions, according to Naija News.