Edo Assembly suspends work on Justice Ministry’s budget
NFF protests accreditation allocation for World Cup
Imoke urges protection for rain forest
AC faults Senate on US terror watch list
Couple loses 3 chidren, cousin in boat mishap
Bauchi NULGE calls off strike
Uduaghan cautioned over Assembly members
4 robbery suspects arrested
Dangerous antics of Lagos lawmakers
Emir tasks contractor on Ilorin Central Mosque
Between Jibril Aminu and Ooni of Ife
Jigawa to set up mobile court for Fulani/farmers conflicts
Anambra: Group backs Obi for second term
Power: FG needs $10bn to attain 35,000MW in 10 years
Arik Air airlifts 4 million passengers since inception
NAHCo’s after tax profit for 2009 hits N1 billion mark
Detroit scare sparks debate on full-body scanners

Subscribe to our newsletter
Sign up for our newsletter, and be the first to get the latest news on Vanguard.
Subscribe
Pilot admits to excessive drinking before flight
A United Airlines pilot has admitted in court hat he had turned up at London’s Heathrow Airport to fly a plane to Chicago while three times over the alcohol limit.
EU budgets 2.87m Euros to stop gas flaring in Rivers, Bayelsa states
ABUJA- THE European Union announced on Friday that it has budgeted about 2.87 million Euros for a major project to reduce gas flaring in the Niger Delta, especially in Rivers and Bayelsa states, over a period of 39 months.
Scarcity: NNPC moves to convene “all stakeholders’ forum
IN an effort to find a lasting solution to the prevalent queues at various petrol stations across the country occasioned by the perennial fuel scarcity in the country, the management of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation ,NNPC, has concluded plans to convene a high level forum of all the key operators and stalkeholders in the downstream sector of the oil and gas industry in Nigeria.
LG chairman, councillors fight over excess crude fund
 By Peter Duru MAKURDI — Councillors in Ogbadibo local council of Benue State are presently at dagger drawn with the council chairman for allegedly mismanaging the recently released excess crude funds. This was coming after repeated warnings from the Benue State government to invoke necessary sanctions against local government council leadership in the state that […]
CBN’ll not bail out any MFB
The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, has urged microfinance banks, MFBs, to shore up their capital base as the apex bank is not going to render any form of bail out options to them.
IAEA endorses Nigeria’s nuclear power ambitions
THE International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said on Thursday that it is fully in support of the country’s ambitions to build a nuclear power plant to meet its growing energy needs.
Group begins $1.2m transparency project in Niger Delta region
ABUJA- A non governmental organisation, the African Network for Environment and Economic Justice (ANEEJ) said it has initiated a transparency and accountability project in five states in the Niger Delta.
Yar’Adua: Leading Nigeria into global irrelevance
President Yar’Adua, has damaged the last vestige of trust and attempt at forging national unity, by telling the whole world that Dr. Jonathan is incapable of holding forth for him, even as a symbolic gesture of nation building and strengthening the culture and practice of democracy
Plateau teachers threaten to resume strike
 By Taye Obateru Jos — Teachers in Plateau State have threatened to resume their suspended strike, accusing the state government on reneging on the agreement reached with them. Chairman of the Nigeria Union of Teachers, NUT, in the state Mr Gunshin Yarling, alleged that the state government had failed to abide by the agreement reached […]
Jonathan doing well — PDP
…takes a swipe at opposition By Henry Umoru ABUJA—THE National leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, yesterday said it was proud of the manner in which Vice President, Goodluck Jonathan has carried on with the affairs of governance since President Umaru Yar’Adua left the shores of Nigeria for medical treatment in Saudi Arabia. According […]
LP slams PDP over Uba’s expulsion
 Abuja—The Labour Party said on Sunday that the purported expulsion of its candidate in the Anambra 2010 poll, Dr Andy Uba, by the PDP “is an exercise in futility and in bad faithâ€. The national leadership of PDP had last week directed that Uba’s name be removed from the party’s register for defecting to Labour […]
Fighting corruption in Africa: When hunters become the hunted
The key to fighting graft in Africa does not lie in fresh legislation or new institutions … Most African states already have the gamut of tools required to do the job
FG pledges support to families of fallen heroes
 By Daniel Idonor ABUJA—THE Federal Government has pledged to ensure the wellbeing of members of the Armed Forces, as well as the families of the fallen soldiers, who had paid the supreme sacrifice for the nation at various military operations within and outside the country. Vice President Goodluck Jonathan stated this ysterday at the Interdenominational […]
Senate to decide Yar’Adua’s fate tomorrow — Ekweremadu
 By Wole Mosadomi Minna — The Senate is to determine the fate of President Umaru Yar’Adua who is undergoing medical treatment in Saudi Arabia for over 50 days now. Deputy Senate President, Mr Ike Ekweremadu, who disclosed this while answering questions from journalists in Minna, Niger State yesterday said the Senate had decided to deliberate […]
We Love Eagles So
HYPOCRISY is already in full display as some self-promoting Nigerians have begun buying relevance with the Nations Cup in Angola. If they succeed, being a World Cup year too, they would have made names for themselves as patriots.

Subscribe to our E-EDITIONS
Subscribe to our digital e-editions here, and enjoy access to the exact replica of Vanguard Newspapers publications.
Subscribe