Jos to Warri: In the shadows of death(2)
Should you be wary of one night stands?
The shock of discovering your husband’s secret family!
The friendly traveler
Whip not the weeping child
Re: When silence is not golden
On the madness of Gaddafi
Can this EXCOF pronounce Yar’Adua incapacitated?
Our next target is to bomb Govt House, Bayelsa – Militants
Ex- Customs Comptroller sues Comptroller-General for N500m
Protest over 2 ministerial slots for Ogun
Ooni extols Oore of Moba
Mubarak returns to Egypt amid talk about succession

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REVIEW: Zero to Hero: A poetic journey
Able Poet, journalist and sports administrator, Eddie Aderinokun has joined the league of septuagenarian citizens, who are privileged to recount their long tortuous journey to adulthood.
Has the Joy of the Senate been restrained?
Why Senator Joy Emodi was dubbed the Joy of the Senate by the President of the Senate, Senator David Mark has never been revealed. But the woman who was removed from the Senate last Thursday by the Court of Appeal was an accomplished legislator who left a memorable legacy in her legislative and personal conducts that inspired joy in the gloomiest days of the Senate.
Mixed melody from Abuja:You’ve got to wait to laugh
As expected by most Nigerians, we are beginning to feel some movements in the polity. For those who know, all movement has a melody that could either irritate or please. It all depends on where you are coming from, different movements could evoke different responses that is what the two critical moves from the seat of power in Abuja this week have done.
Why Lucky Igbinedion failed in office, by Obadan
Reverend Peter Obadan is the former Deputy Governor of Edo state, during the administration of Chief John Odigie-Oyegun. He was blunt as ever in this interview with Saturday Vanguard, particularly as regards the lingering crisis in the state Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
Home Eagles face 2-0 hurdle against Niger
A miracle akin to that wrouth by coach Tunde Disu’s Flying Eagles at the FIFA U-20 World Cup in Saudi Arabia is what coach Daniel Amokachi and his wards will try to achieve this afternoon as they line out to overturn a 2-0 deficit suffered in the hands of their Nigerien counterparts in Niamey a fortnight ago.
Onyeka Onwenu returns as the Legend
When Onyeka Onwenu, the lady Nigerians have come to know musically as the elegant stallion sang, If You Love Me, You Go Wait for. Me, in that musical marriage she had with the legendary juju musician, King Sunny Ade, little did she know she’d end up one day, keeping her fans in limbo.
Wonderman! Varsity student plays guitars without fingers
The world is full of mysteries. All testifying to the creator’s unfathomable creativity. We have read about the Barmuda Triangle, a spot around the Caribbean where airplanes which try to fly over a particular area disappear without a trace. Back home in Nigeria, there are mysteries too, and De-Pub Night Club is where you can […]
Lagerback rules out undisciplined players from World Cup squad
Eagles’ new Technical Adviser, Lars Lagerback was deadpan when he warned that himself and his team will not tolerate any form of indiscipline and stated that any player that cannot handle the rules of engagement does not deserve to be in the squad that will make it to the World Cup.
JOS CRISIS: GOC Explodes!
After about 30 years of service, Major General Saleh Maina, one of the finest Nigerian Army officer’s and the General Officer Commanding the 3rd Armoured Division of the Nigerian Army, was decorated with the enviable rank of Major General by the Chief of Army Chief, Lt. General Luka N Yusuf, on December 11, 2007 with the approval of the Commander in Chief. Recently, as GOC 3 Division, Maina has been in the eye of the storm.
Truly, I have Never felt a love like this – Femi Adeyinka, R N B singer
The R N B music genre is one that is dared only by true talents. In Nigeria, and perhaps all Africa, it’s held firmly by soul singer Darey Art Alade. In this interview with yet-to-debut Nigerian-born Boston raised R N B singer, Femi Adeyinka, he talks about himself and his love for R N B.
This Westminister College graduate of Business Management’s promo single, Never Felt a Love, playing on radio and TV, is one of the highly rated, very promising, R N B attempts made by an upcoming act. Femi is signed to Kennis Music. Enjoy your read.

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