Jos blasts: CAN chief laments over 16 more victims
Enugu PDP elects 29-man State Executive Committee
2nd Bomb explosion rocks Abuja
PDP screening committee clears Agagu, Olajumoke, others for 2011 polls
PDP to cancel Oyo congress, others if…
Obasanjo denies rumour of death
Babangida writes Nwodo, withdraws from PDP presidential race
Saraki dumps PDP, calls for prayers to bring his son back
Shekarau presents N109b appropriation bill for 2011
Police to Lagosians: Discontenance alarm
Enugu lawmakers endorse Atiku for presidency
Daniel, a sole administrator says Osoba
NASS urged to recommend traditional oath for politicians
Sheriff presents N99.8bn budget for 2011
Who rules Oyo State latest
Blackout as gas shortage hampers power generation
Osun: Groups protest against Aregbesola’s alleged impeachment plot

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Otudeko, 3 non-executive directors retire from First Bank
Chaiirman, First Bank of Nigeria PLC, Mr. Oba Otudeko and three non-executive directors retired from the bank yesterday. Otudeko’s retirement came after he replaced Dr. Umaru Mutallab.
Amb Baba endorses Yakowa
Ahead of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, governorship primaries, former Nigerian Ambassador to Senegal and North Korea, Ambassador Sule Baba, has endorsed the candidature of incumbent Kaduna State governor, Mr. Patrick Yakowa, describing him as the best material for the state in next year’s election
Delta Ag Gov, House on war path
MEMBERS of the Delta State House of Assembly may have for the first time fallen apart with the Acting Governor, Prince Sam Obi, who was the Speaker of the House before taking up the acting governorship appointment following, their refusal to confirm a Commissioner nominee sent by the Acting Governor.
Year end reflections
YET again, we are about to say “goodbye” to an old year that will soon give way to a new year. And it seems appropriate to inflict a handful of random thoughts about 2010 events on Vanguard readers, the first being recent Wikileaks revelations about Shell’s alleged influence within our corridors of power.
The African challenge in 2011
AS Africans, we face lots of challenges in the new year. But the womb of 2011 also carries what the scan shows as the continent’s newest baby: the independent Republic of Southern Sudan. A January 9, 2011 referendum is expected to give birth to the new baby which would be weaned as a separate country six months later.
Jalla set to battle NFF over Owummi’s sack
National Association of Nigerian Footballers (NANF) president, Harrison Jalla is gearing up for a fresh court battle against the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) over its decision to annul the May 2010 Nigeria Premier League (NPL) chairmanship elections, which produced Davidson Owumi as chairman.
Happening New Year
ANOTHER year is 24 hours away and people are full of expectations as they look forward to fulfilment of their dreams. It is an annual ritual that keeps the failures of the past year at bay. The beginning of every year affords people deep reflections on the past as they plan.
Deadly Decisions, Dying League
IT will not be long before the furore over the death of Emmanuel Ogoli of Bayelsa United is forgotten. Soon he will become only a reference when another league death occurs. There are precedents, too numerous to recount.
Alaibe declares for Bayelsa guber race
Mr Timi Alaibe has declared his interest to contest for Bayelsa State governorship under Labour Party just as he has renounced his membership of the Peoples’ Democratic Party for the Nigerian Labour Party.
Robbery suspect fingers Oni’s aide on arms’ supply
The leader of the alleged robbery suspect who had been terrorising the people of Ido Ekiti in Ido/Osi Local Government area of Ekiti State, Mr Kenneth George, yesterday insisted that one of the aides of the ousted governor of the state, Engr Segun Oni actually supplied arms in his possession during the 2009 governorship election re-run.
Resign if you can’t rule, Mark tells Aregbesola
The war of words between the Governor of Osun State, Rauf Aregbesola and the Senate President, Chief David Mark, escalated yesterday as the Senate president asked the Osun State governor to resign his position if he cannot provide leadership for the people of the state.
Mikel under fire
For the second time Eagles’ midfield star, John Obi Mikel is coming under fire for the loss of another game by Premier League champions Chelsea.
Troubled MFBs risks closure in 2011
As the January 2011 deadline given to the 121 microfinance banks (MFBs) with provisional licenses to meet the specific requirements by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) draws nearer, speculations are rife that some may not get CBN’s nod to carry out microfinance banking services in 2011.
Seme Customs boss descries absence of examination bay, accommodation
Customs Area Controller of Seme Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Maitama Kura has decried the absence of examination bay at the Command. He said the absence of an examination bay is not only affecting smooth operations but also puts the lives of officers and men of the Service at risk.
Conducting credible guber re-run in Delta State
UNDOUBTEDLY, these are critical times for the electorate in Delta State. Unless any of the eligible candidates for the governorship re-run ordered by the Court of Appeal in Benin, on November 9, 2010, secures an injunction from the court, the Resident Electoral Commissioner, (REC), in Delta State, Dr. Gabriel Adaku, will conduct the gubernatorial re-run on Thursday, January 6, 2011.

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