By Henry Umoru Abuja – The National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Prince Vincent Ogbulafor said yesterday that most of the incumbent governors are better focused with defined agenda than their predecessors in meeting the developmental needs of their people.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, led by Farida Waziri, will today storm Lagos with 100 operatives and two Mobile Police units to arrest all loan defaulters who fail to meet the seven-day deadline given by last Tuesday to pay up or have their properties sealed.

By Daniel Idonor Abuja – VICE President Goodluck Jonathan, yesterday, inaugurated the new board for the government-owned moribund communication company, NITEL/Mtel, with a 60-day marching order on the new board to take immediate steps towards making the ailing company more attractive to investors preparatory to its resale. The Federal Government had early this year revoked […]

…appoints Funmi Komolafe, Vanguard’s Asst Editor as member By James Uwem Abuja – The Federal Government in its  bid to steer up industrial activities in the economy yesterday inaugurated the committee on National Productivity Centre Order of Merit Award with the mandate to effectively encourage and   reward Nigerian industrialists and organisations that have  contributed to […]

THERE is something about the new Central Bank Governor, Lamido Sanusi, that reminds me of the former Chairman of the EFCC, Nuhu Ribadu. First there is that physical resemblance, a lanky, almost austere frame. They both look fragile and do not cut the burly picture of your typical Nigerian executive.