Borrowing without visible projects worrisome — Oyerinde, NECA DG
As Nigeria grapples with rising inflation, mounting debt, worsening living conditions and persistent power shortages, the Director-General of the Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association (NECA), Wale-Smatt Oyerinde, has raised serious concerns
Meet Shirley Hayman, the passionate educator bringing hope to African mums in the UK
By Vera Anyagafu For many African mothers in the UK, especially those from immigrant backgrounds, juggling childcare and parenting responsibilities can be overwhelming, particularly with demanding work schedules. Shirley Hayman, a devoted Christian and seasoned educator with a B.Ed (Hons) / EYPS degree, brings 38 years of experience to the table, offering free expert guidance […]
General Muhammed: Today’s leaders are not selfless like my father — Risqua Muhammed
Risqua Muhammed, son of the former head of state, in this brief chat with Vanguard’s Bashir Bello, says today’s leaders do not have the spirit of selflessness.
My father treated corruption as an emergency, not a talking point — Aisha Muhammed Oyebode
AISHA Muhammed Oyebode is the first daughter of late General Murtala Ramat Muhammed, the former military head of state who was assassinated on Friday, February 13, 1976.
Nigerians must stand for multi-party democracy — Ogidi
It is not just Wike-backed; it is APC-backed. Initially, the problems in PDP were self-inflicted, but this APC government led by President Tinubu is
COUP’ FULL STORY: How Nigeria’s structure encouraged divisions — Gen. Musa, Defence Minister
• ‘We cannot be in 2026 and still be debating Biafran coups, civil war narratives, and ethnic blame’ •ON THE ‘EXECUTION’ OF GEN UBA IN N/EAST: We are not certain he is dead. No body has been found • WARNS ON KILLINGS: Terrorists will continue to try to cause pain •ON […]
