Senator Bola Tinubu backs Sanusi Lamidi Sanusi
What lies underneath
Maximizing opportunity!
All in all
Aregbesola has a remarkable day
Why PDP big wigs exchanged blows at airport
INEC moves to save 2011 polls
Mass killings, burial in N-Delta – Villagers
Atiku: Money laundering charge is mischievous
2011: Akala, Daniel, others lead Jonathan’s campaign
S/East leaders intensify lobby for Atiku’s VP
Who’s more corrupt?
It’s over for fleeing militants – Gen Omoregie, JTF chief
Saga of pointer Sanusi
Why I back Clark’s group —Otiri
Ohanaeze appeals to Mimiko for recognition
Eagles: Siasia says no room for Europe’s bench warmers

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NASS: ‘Incentive’ or ‘systemic drag’? (3)
In most presidential systems only parliament constitutionally enjoys full legislative, quasi-judicial and quasi-executive powers and the combined effect of which either serves as an intoxicating force for bad (as is the case with us), or a sobering stimuli for good (as has never been with us).
Nigeria @ 50: Sober reflections on a chequered history
A virgin at 50 is still a virgin. A man at 50 is a legally accountable adult whatever his contradictions and idiosyncrasies. A nation at 50 is of age and firmly answerable for its condition and conduct, whatever its history or circumstances.
Delta re-run: ‘Parties can substitute candidates’
As the debate over the substitution of candidates in the Delta State re-run election continues, a Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain in the state, Chief John Eghrujakpo, says there is provision in the Electoral Act which allows a political party to substitute its candidate if the need arises.
Marching as to war
One of the objectives of Christ’s coming to earth was to destroy the devil’s work. At Easter, we were reminded of Jesus’ victory on the cross, over death, hades and Satan. . The strife is over, the battle won. In spite of this victory, the battle continues to rage. Satan remains a powerful adversary.
Can Nigeria sustain lawmakers’ jumbo pay?
All efforts by senators to extract an apology from the Central Bank Governor Sanusi failed last week as he stuck by his gun that the 25 per cent of the overhead of Federal Government funds goes to the lawmakers. Sanusi attributed his source of information to the 2010 Appropriation Act in the office of the Director General of the Budget Office. Sunday Vanguard Business spoke to economic experts on the raging issue.
NASS: Sack them all – 1
0805-777-7836 Permit me to ask whether it is impossible to slash the outrageous pay of NASS members?” Thanks. DIKE, Aba.
The widow who made the most of her dead husband’s money!
THE largest running retreat we had for some of the CEOs in the finance industry recently came to an end with a bang!
Action Congress of Nigeria is on the march, says Usman Bugaje
For Usman Bugaje, National Secretary of the Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, nothing comes close to being very organized and determined to deliver democracy to a people who have been yearning for it – especially in the face of a rampaging Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.
Politics and morality in Nigeria: A Critical Analysis (4)
Previously, political office holders stole thousands or millions of naira, dollars and pounds sterling; these days they embezzle hundreds of millions and billions which they use to finance absurdly ostentatious lifestyles and buy expensive property both in Nigeria and overseas, while ordinary Nigerians they are supposed to serve wallow in avoidable abject poverty.
Eagles players missing in CAF Award again
For the sixth year running, Super Eagles players failed to make the list for the African Footballer of the Year Award as the Confederation of African Football (CAF) released the names of nominees for the 2010 edition in Cairo yesterday.

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