People in glass houses…
We ‘ll revive abandoned projects – Umar
Pandemonium over alleged illegal registration in Delta
DDC machines hijacked in Edo
Leave and let us live’
17 killed in Plateau, Bauchi, Zamfara in renewed violence
African countries push forward with ATPI
DPP alleges recruitment of aliens in registration
Eagles: President Jonathan in talks with Siasia
Registration: Oshiomhole raises alarm
My fears of the unknown
APGA urges cancellation of voter registration in Abia, Orji reacts
Delta guber re-run: How I cleared 3 Warri LGs- Uduaghan
Jonathan, PDP divide northern govs
Voters’ registration: Don’t be intimidated,NLC tells Jega
Ekiti: Ex-Gov Oni petitions CJN over Appeal Court judgment
Southern Sudan – Something Soothing

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How I will become president- Momodu
PRESIDENTIAL candidate of the National Conscience Party, NCP, Bashorun Dele Momodu during a visit to Vanguard Newspapers’ Corporate Headquarters bared his mind on why his aspiration should not be taken for granted. He also spoke on his plans for the country, if elected and why power should return to men of the Fourth Estate, who fought for and won Independence for the country. Excerpts:
How North is fighting over Jonathan
Never before has the otherwise once politically cohesive North been pushed to the wall as it is now. Even more vexatious for some is that the source of the disharmony raging in the North today is the smiling innocent looking and seemingly harmless ‘political neophyte,’ Dr. Goodluck Jonathan.
It’s time for politicians to sheathe swords in Delta, says Akpeki
CHIEF Paulinus Akpeki, is the Delta State Commissioner for Communications and Public Orientation. In an interview with Vanguard he articulated the agenda of the Emmanuel Uduaghan administration in the months ahead and raised the question on the tenure of the governor following the January re-run election. Excerpts.
NSC stinks, NASS invites EFCC
Members of House of Representatives were furious yesterday over the National Sports Commission’s inability to account for money allegedly disbursed to the Commission for capital projects, but there was no sign those projects were executed.
FAO prediction on imminent food crisis in Nigeria attracts divergent reactions
FAO’s prediction that Nigeria, Morocco and Bangladesh face imminent food crisis has attracted divergent reactions from stakeholders in the nation’s agricultural sector. The report, posted on the UN agency’s website, stated that the world food situation was in dire straits.

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