Oshiomhole tasks European govts on human trafficking
Bayelsa signs MoU with UNICEF
LG boss laments poor allocation
Attah: I had no problem with Isemin
Arik to invest N30bn in Ibom airport
ASUU vs FG: A national tragedy
The reforms in the civil service
The human experience: Home (2)
The voice of Jacob, the hand of Esau (3)
Sins of the sons
‘Being the other woman is not so bad’
Reach Out Nigeria 2009: Celebrating Nigeria @ 49
Winning the war of prayer! (4)
The Law and Gospel views on Christian Marriage and Divorce
Was RCCG right to sack a pastor for remarrying?
The fun of re-kindling the spark of an old flame!
I’ve always known there’s something about me – Iyanya

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Your kids: Who can you trust them with?
The lesson here is that parents, especially mothers, have to be careful about who they invite into their homes, or send their young children out to
Sanusi and the economy: The dangers ahead
THE Nigerian Banking system today is a shadow of what it was before the August 14 pronouncement of the Central Bank governor, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi. Nigerian bankers who in recent times held their heads high in local and international arena no longer exude the confidence they once have. The entire industry is gripped with fear, disenchantment and panic. No one is sure of what will happen next.
Get us out of Libya prisons, jailed Nigerians plead
By Vivian Enebeli & Onwuka Anthonia FOUR Nigerians jailed for life in Libya are pleading with the embassy in Tripoli to get them out following the recent amnesty declared by the Libyan authorities. Ismaila Monday, Valentine Okoye, Solomon Chukwu Francis and Chinedu Orji called Sunday Vanguard from the Medium Prisons, Nais, Tripoli to say they […]
U-20 World Cup:Flying Eagles fail to fly
Nigeria’s hoodoo against South American opposition continued when they were defeated 1-0 by Venezuela at the Al Salam Stadium in Cairo on Friday. Yonathan Del Valle’s goal on the stroke of half-time proved to be enough to defeat the Flying Eagles, who had been reduced to ten men five minutes earlier.
Breakin bad habits
A habit is something you do repeatedly, over and over. There is no set number of times you need to do something for it to become a habit. It becomes a habit when you do it automatically without really thinking and when challenged about the habit, you find it difficult to change. You may even become defensive…..
Arthur Guinness concert
Peter said “I don’t know why, anytime a foreign artiste comes to Nigeria, they (show organizers) wanna treat us like slaves in our countryâ€
Reasons I’m after Ibori – Ribadu
*Denies seeking his support to become I-G * Challenges him to visit London By Dapo Olufade FORMER chairman, Economic and Financial Crimes Commission,EFCC, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu admitted publicly, today, that he was indeed after former Governor James Ibori, but not for the reasons adduced by the ex-governor at a press conference in Lagos on Friday. […]
You don’t have to lobby anybody for the NPOM award – Mrs.Funmi Komolafe
In screening nominees for the award, the committee looks out for the individual’s and organization’s creativity, skill and efficiency. The whole idea is simply to encourage those excelling in their fields to keep remaining at the top, tell those not yet there “someone is watching you and you can strive to be there by putting more effortâ€.
Just In the Neck of Time
Contrary to popular belief, men’s neckwear is not a thing of the past. Still a symbol of style and professionalism, tie-wearers command respect. How a man adorns his neck reveals a lot about his personality and character. It’s difficult to pinpoint why men choose neckties over bow ties or cravats (also known as ascots) instead of ties
Nigeria’s league to go on break
The Nigeria Premier League will go on a break after week five matches on October 18 and resume a month later as a result of the FIFA Under-17 World Cup, which the country will host about that time.
Charity Runway; celebrities rise up for orphans
Charity Runway held Sunday13th at the Expo Hall of the Eko Hotel & Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos; it will certainly be a night to remember for those who took out time to attend.
How Nigeria can overcome the declining fortunes of sports
Yesterday we started this piece by Professor Emmanuel Ojeme of the University of Benin. Here is the concluding part. Enjoy it.
To worsen matters, some of the athletes who trickle to national sports federations are not usually prepared effectively by the federations to represent Nigeria due to budgetary constraints. Infact, many sports federations are unable to effectively represent Nigeria in international competitions. Boxing Federation had to reduce selected boxers to three for a Milan-based competition, recently.
My Dodan Barracks, Aso Rock days – Duro Onabule
The Babangida years, undoubtedly, will go down in history as some of Nigeria’s defining moments and one man who was witness to most of those events that shaped the fortunes of the country is Duro Onabule (70 years today), fondly called ‘Double Chief’ by his colleagues. In this interview at his Lagos residence, he reminisces […]
W.O.W prescription to a Better Body and healthier you — By Princess Kathy Emiko
The Vanguard Allure second edition of the Women on Wellness Seminar (WOW 2009) held penultimate Saturday at the Eko Hotels & Suites, brought together a number of speakers, who gave talks on The Balancing Act- attaining Work Life Balance. There were also talks on Nutrition, Health and Relationship.
Senate in fresh initiative to curb gas flaring
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