Hassan Adebayo Sunmonu, the former President of the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC), has honored the memory of the late historian Samuel Olusegun Osoba, recognizing him as a significant intellectual influence. Sunmonu's tribute highlights Osoba's contributions to history and scholarship.

In an article by Dele Sobowale, the author reflects on the values of integrity, humility, service, and faith as expressed by Chief Kesington Adebukunola Adebutu in his autobiography, "LEGACY IN MOTION: THE QUIET POWER OF A NIGERIAN ICON." Sobowale suggests that Ladi Adebutu and Iyabo Obasanjo possess the qualities necessary to lead Ogun State effectively, drawing on the insights gained from Adebutu's life and teachings.

Ilala District Commissioner Edward Mpogolo has praised teachers in Ukonga ward, Dar es Salaam, describing them as the backbone of nation-building, according to Michuzi Blog. Speaking at a teachers' celebration known as Ukonga Day, he said teachers produce the professionals and leaders who drive the country's development. Mpogolo called teachers a vital resource in society for preparing leaders and experts across various fields, and commended the Ukonga teachers for their significant contribution to the community.

At a press conference in Lagos, a group of lawyers led by Liborous Oshoma urged President Tinubu to ensure justice in the case of former minister Uche Nnaji. They praised the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) for initiating an investigation but expressed concerns over delays in the judicial process, calling for prompt action to bring Nnaji to justice.

Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf of Kano State has appointed Umar Musa Gama, known as Umar Maggi, as his Special Adviser on Assembly Matters. This announcement was made by the Governor's spokesperson, Sunusi Bature Dawakin Tofa, on Saturday. Umar Maggi previously served as a representative in the 9th Kano State House of Assembly.

The Plateau Youth Council (PYC), Jos South Chapter, has condemned comments made by Prof Ayo Omotayo, the director-general of the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS), who reportedly referred to the Berom people as a "militia" during a national television appearance. The condemnation was expressed in a statement signed by the council's public relations officer.