ECOWAS security ministers call for check on corrupt practices at borders
Private networks’ll bring in investors….NBC
INEC explains staff deployment
Abia denies rift between Kalu and Orji
A day with the braggart
Saraki stresses importance of media to Africa’s devt
Bauchi NAWOJ embarks on sanitation exercise
Death row returnees send SOS to Yar’Adua
Lagos warns commercial drivers against use of unpainted buses
Apologise to Anenih, group tells Oshiomhole
Drug war! NDLEA mourns its slain operatives
‘3-Point Agenda earns Uduaghan 2nd term’
First Bank donates N1m to KHF
VP makes case for prudent mgt of nation’s resources
Dealers blame fuel scarcity on PPMC
Letter to Adokiye Amiesimaka
Post-amnesty: Mitee, Anya advise FG

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CBN ‘ll rid banks of criminals – Sanusi
Governor of the Central Bank, CBN, Mr. Lamido Sanusi, has vowed that there will be no respite for banks on corporate governance, insisting that this will help rid the industry of criminals.
Tompolo warns ex-militants against criminal activities
REPENTANT militant leader, Mr. Government Ekpemupolo, alias Tompolo, weekend, warned his followers numbering up to 10,000 to turn away from kidnapping, bombing of oil installations, oil theft, armed robbery and other criminal activities for their own safety.
Leave Ibori alone, Igbuya begs Clark
THE member representing Sapele Local Government Area in Delta State House of Assembly, Chief Monday Ovbigho Igbuya, has appea-led to Chief E. K. Clark to leave the former governor of the state, Chief James Ibori, alone.
Igbuya made the call in Sapele while reacting to recent media reports credited to Clark wherein he petitio-ned the Chief Judge of the Federation on Ibori’s case.
Niger Delta : Can Yar’Adua become the hero?
By Oke Epia From indications in the last one month, it appears President Umaru Yar’Adua has the interest of the Niger Delta, Nigeria’s resource-rich wetland, at heart. The other day, national lawmakers nearly fell over themselves in a bid to outdo one another in pouring accolades on the President for achieving the commendable feat of […]
Vanguard’s correspondent loses property to fire
A building in Ilasamaja area of Lagos State, weekend, went up in flames, destroying property which monetary value could not be immediately ascertained.
FG’s Healthcare Centre for Oshiomhole’s town
A comprehensive healthcare and trauma centre is to be established by the Federal Government at Iyamoh the home town of Governor Adams Oshiomhole in Etsako West Local Government Area of Edo State.
Feuding Ministers
PRESIDENT Umaru Yar’Adua has risen up to the complicating consequences of fracturing feuds that are part of his administration. There are no indications of an easy solution to the acrimony that ministers have managed to cultivate in their relations with each other. They, as the President admitted, have hurt the performance of government. He has […]
Why Nigeria should have two-party system…. Senator Ajimobi
By Dapo Akinrefon & Gbenga Oke SENATOR Isiaka Abiola Ajimobi, represented Oyo South Senatorial District of Oyo State from 1999-2007 in the National Assembly. He also contested the governorship election on the platform of the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP) in 2007. Ajimobi, who recently returned to the Action Congress (AC) told Vanguard in this […]
Expect more from me today
Golden Eaglets players yesterday rose in unison to chorus that Korea Republic cannot stop their dream of remaining in the chase of the historic 4th FIFA U-17 World Cup crown when both teams square up in a quarter-final duel today at the U.J. Esuene Stadium in Calabar.
Why I want to continue as NOC President, Gumel
IN a detailed and well structured press release, Nigeria Olympic Committee,(NOC) President, Abu Gumel (OON), has come out to say why he wants to continue in office as President.

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