Flashpoints in Tuesday’s election
Mixed reactions trail guber poll shift in Kaduna
Presidential elections 1999-2011 in figures
Nationality: Odemwingie explains reason for choosing Nigeria
Fresh security concern over guber polls
GUBER POLLS: Police restrict movement
The task before Jonathan
I’m in Nigeria to find a lover – Mariah Kenturah
It’s 72 hours to Governorship elections
Me, step down? Impossible – Ladoja
ECWA lost 28 churches to riots
Proscribe CPC now, Prof. Omoruyi tells INEC
Like Jonathan, I had no school sandals
A reporter’s encounter with rioters
My street life, a boost to my musical career – Jaywon
One Year After, Dagrin resurrects in Cinema

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Plateau deserves a new hand as governor Amb Fidelis Tapgun
Second Republic civilian governor of Plateau State, Amb. Fidelis Tapgun who aspired for the governorship again on the platform of PDP before his group pulled out into Labour Party, in this interview explains why they parted ways with Governor Jang and his deputy and why he is supporting former Sports Minister, Mr. Damishi Sango to be voted as the next governor of the state:
Prelate commends Jonathan on presidential elections
The Prelate and Moderator of the General Assembly of The Presbyterian Church of Nigeria, the Most Rev. Emele Mba Uka has congratulated President Goodluck Jonathan on his success at the polls as announced by the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Prof. Attahiru Jega.
Stephanie Okekere spreads her tentacles
A-list actress, Stephanie Okereke is taking another giant stride in her blossom career as she is set to launch her online magazine, “Stephanie” and her perfume line in the next couple of weeks.
Hours before his death, Bayo asked me to buy clothes for him for Easter
The sun was really scorching on Wednesday April 20, 20011 when Saturday Vanguard visited the home of the Adefemis in Ikorodu, Lagos State to find out how they were taking the untimely death of their promising son and brother, Olubayo Adefemi, two days earlier in an auto accident in far away Greece where he plied his football trade.
“We want to go home,” 600 evacuated NYSC members tell DG
It was a confident Brigadier-General Mahanazu Tsiga that appeared on national television three weeks ago to inform the nation that no member of the NYSC died in the Suleja bomb blast just hours before the National Assembly election.

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