Learning on the phone: Nokia activates Ovi Life Tool in Nigeria
Obasanjo to receive African telecom life time achievement award
Will the North avoid consensus crisis?
Daniel’s election, undemocratic – Fashola
A deluge of unanswered questions …As flood threatens Nigerians
Floods not climate change induced – Experts
Again, S-Court upholds Yar’Adua/Jonathan victory
Siemens scam: EFCC to re-arraign suspects
KWARA SENATE RACE:Waiting for the kingmaker
Northern consensus candidate: Ndigbo harmonise campaigns
Soldiers foil couple’s attempt to sell baby
INEC plans voters’ registration for Jan
CBN to set advisory panel for banks
President Jonathan’s labour-friendly – Minister
FG to tackle bunkering
Movement for unity among christian denomination
Again, S-Court upholds Yar’Adua/Jonathan victory

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2011: Saraki promises to diversify economy
Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, presidential aspirant, Dr. Bukola Saraki,has pledged to focus on the diversification of the economy from the current monolithic oil dependency status, with a view to opening up other areas for greater economic activities that would engage the teaming youths population in the country if elected president next year
Reps blames poor budget performance on executive arm
The House of Representatives yesterday attributed the dismal performance of budgets in Nigeria since 1999 and the attendant underdevelopment of the country to bureaucratic bottlenecks in the executive arm of government.
May 29 hand over date not sacrosanct – Uwaifo
AHEAD the 2011 general elections, retired Supreme Court judge, Justice Sampson Uwaifo, has admonished the Federal Government and the National Assembly to amend the relevant sections of the constitution, so as to shift the handing over date to October 1, and ensure that all election matters are concluded in court before a proper hand over is effected.
Nigeria begins full scale inspection of Europe cargoes
Following last weekend’s interdiction of an aircraft ferrying explosives from Yemen to the United States in Europe, Federal Government yesterday issued a directive instructing full scale screening of all cargoes leaving the country for the U.S. via Europe.
Anxiety in Edo over Enahoro’s health
The health status of frontline elder statesman, Chief Anthony Enahoro, threw Edo State into confusion, yesterday, following reports that he had passed on. But Vanguard, can confirm that the Elder statesman was still in coma at the University of Benin Teaching Hospital, UBTH.
Only God makes a leader, says Gov Gaidam
Yobe state Governor, Alhaji Ibrahim Gaidam, has said only God makes a leader and gives power to people, adding that his assumption into office as the Governor of the state was by providence and sheer fate.
Arms discovery @ Apapa wharf
ANYONE who has an idea of the types of weapons that were imported illegally through Apapa Wharf in Lagos last week, would be alarmed by the quantity as well as the sophistication of the collection. The security agencies investigating the intercepted weapons would also be concerned about the brazenness of the importers which raises questions.
Media practitioners hold confab
MEDIA Practitioners and other stakeholders in the country will today converge in Lagos to discuss fresh measures and strategies for the improved welfare and professionalism in the Nigerian media.
Re: Amoda’s attack on tithing (2)
THE next verse that we will examine is the clincher”. And this I say, that the covenant, that was confirmed before of God in Christ, the law which was 430 years after cannot dis-annull, that it should make the promise of none effect”(Galatians 3:17). What is clearer than this really?
PDP constitutes panel to end crisis in Enugu chapter
THE leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP in the South East zone, yesterday, waded into the crisis rocking the party in Enugu State over the dissolution of the executive led by Chief Vita Abba by setting up a five-man peace committee, headed by the Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu.
Group raises alarm over Igbeke’s absence from senate
A GROUP, under the aegis of Concerned Citizens of Anambra North Senatorial Zone, has raised alarm over what it described as the continued absence of their representative, Senator Alphonsus Igbeke, from the Senate chambers, alleging that their findings showed that the senator had not been attending senate sessions for some time
S-South govs review Economic Commission instrument
South South Governors met in Calabar, Cross River State, in a meeting that started Sunday night and spilled into Monday morning, to review the legal instrument for an Economic Commission, that would drive economic cooperation and integration in the region.
PDP has never won election in South West – Otunba Adebayo
The first civilian Governor of Ekiti State, Otunba Niyi Adebayo, rarely grants interviews as he commits much of his time to his law practice.
The new Commanders-in-Chief
THE news had hardly made the rounds when it was denied. Vice President, Namadi Sambo, had last week announced to an audience in far away Oxford that President Goodluck Jonathan had of his own volition elected to drop the title of Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, all because he was sick of the tiring protocol associated with the title whenever he was introduced in public.
Reps bid to satisfy INEC may not guarantee fair polls
The House of Representatives Wednesday passed the 5th alteration to the Constitution, extending the existing timeline demanded by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to conduct free and fair polls next year.

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