Chime never granted automatic ticket to any aspirant – Mmamel
Journalists urged to shun partisan politics
OBJ, Jawara, Jordan watch as Emirates emerges best international airline in Nigeria
Enugu PDP crisis deepens as Ekweremadu dares Nwodo
Court to rule on NAFDAC, drug firm’s suit Nov 5
Council polls: PPA accuses Elechi of subvertion of justice
Community protests planned demolition of 100 buildings in Anambra
Fitch Rating: Fever of external reserves depletion spreads on
Oil price decline threatens foreign exchange earnings
Pensioners suffer due to poor administration, says LCCI
2011: Jega should watch his back – Prof Oyebode
‘We will provide a platform for future leaders ‘
2011: Can Sarah Jubril sail jubilantly?
Aba: Goodbye kidnappers, welcome sanity (2)
Northern presidency: Lamido is right
Jonathan arrives for summit on Lake Chad

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Miss World 2010: Alexandria Mills (USA) wins
18 year old American teenager, Alexandria Mills, is now Miss World 2010., she is from Louisville, Kentucky. She won the international pageant Saturday in Sanya, China. “It’s a cliche but this really is a dream come true,” she said, crying. “I can’t believe it’s happening ot me. My time has come. I’m loving it!” Mills […]
Nigerian pastors are insincere, says cleric
THE general overseer of Pentecostal Canaanland Mission and president of Christ International Ministers Alliance (CIMA), Pastor Nick Medo-Uwa shocked his listeners recently when he declared that Nigeria should not deceived by current pressure on them to look for men with good characters to vote for in next year’s elections. Instead, he said Nigerians must seek for people with vision to pilot the affairs of the nation in the next four years.
Oritsejafor dedicates Obasanjo’s Chapel today
PRESIDENT of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Pastor Ayo Orisejafor, is expected in the Ogun State capital, Abeokuta today for the dedication of the Chapel of Christ the Glorious King, built by former President Olusegun Obasanjo at the Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library Complex.
I’ve forgiven the man who killed my family (2) – Dr. Tai Ikomi
THIS is the concluding part of the interview with Dr. Tai Ikomi who lost her husband and her only three children to a drunk driver 24 years ago in the US. The first part was published in Saturday Vanguard of October 16.
Her intriguing story continues: “…Is this the end? Are you really there? Are we never again to be together on this earth? I went to my feet and we started singing our favourite family song Redeemed, how I love to proclaim it! Redeemed by the blood of the Lamb; Redeemed through His infinite mercy, His child and forever I am.
Many women would rather die than have their breasts removed— Orode Uduaghan
Two years ago, daughter of Delta State Governor, Orode Jade Uduaghan, took upon herself the burden of creating awareness against the dreaded breast cancer. From a humble beginning in the Delta State capital, her foundation, the Pink Pearl Foundation, has taken the campaign against breast cancer outside the shores of Delta State, to Lagos metropolis and to groups who call upon her foundation.
Iran disowns intercepted arms
The arms intercepted at the Lagos Port steeped further into controversy yesterday as Iran said there was no clear evidence linking it to the shipment.
Why ‘Bad Men’ are more entertaining!
With the rainy season winding up, more social events are popping up left right and centre and my friends are more adventurous than they had been in recent time.
Fighting cancer? Diet is the place to start
“Poor nutrition ultimately changes body chemistry. The immune system can’t defend your body properly when biochemistry is altered. It can’t tell its own cells from invading toxic cells and in confusion, may attack everything or nothing. YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT.”
The senate’s third term blow
THROWN OUT’ was a newspaper’s headline, celebrating the Senate crushing of the executive bill sneakily passed to the National Assembly on the apron of the Jega-exigency which sought to reverse an electoral feat already achieved by the NASS-namely the barring of presidential battalion of aides as delegates to presidential party primaries!
Body no be firewood o!
“Body no be firewood o.” This is a saying my husband David heard regularly during his growing up years from his father. In turn, my husband reminds me. From the time David met me he was amazed at the Type-A, non-stop perfectionist tendencies I exhibited. I would go from early morning to late at night without a break. In the twelve years he has known me, I have made major changes. However, I admit I still occasionally return to my old ways. When I do, my husband offers me this Pidgin English reminder and a smile.

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