A Daily Trust opinion writer argues that Nigeria's petrol subsidy should not return to economic policy debates, weighing in on the continuing discussion over President Bola Tinubu's reforms. The author says debate over the subsidy removal and government policy is necessary and that policies must remain open to scrutiny, particularly when their effects are felt directly in Nigerians' daily lives, but maintains the subsidy should never be reinstated.

First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu has defended the economic reforms initiated by President Bola Tinubu's administration, asserting that these policies are essential for the foundation of future generations. Her comments were made during a recent event in Abuja, emphasizing the importance of the reforms for the country's economic stability and growth.

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.

Udom Emmanuel has urged Nigerians to support President Bola Tinubu in light of the country's current challenges, praising Tinubu's reforms. Emmanuel's call for unity comes as the nation faces various difficulties, emphasizing the need for collective effort to navigate these issues, according to Tribune Online.

In an article by Tunji Olaopa, the evolution of public service is examined, tracing its historical development from ancient civilizations such as Egypt and Rome through various European influences, including the French and Prussian systems, to the British model. The piece discusses the need for rethinking public service practices to foster more inclusive and innovative reforms in contemporary times.

Former Akwa Ibom Governor Emmanuel endorsed President Tinubu, stating that the country's economic challenges necessitate unity. His comments were relayed by his Special Assistant on Media, Barr. Stephen Abia, emphasizing that the reforms implemented are beginning to show positive results.