Power as an intoxicant: The Nigerian example(3)
JTF arrests 25 for illegal bunkering in Ogoni
For love of Blueberry
The numbered days of Jonathan
Imo State: News about kidnappings
EFCC places ministers under 24-hr surveillance
The battle for the Mind
Surely, marriage can’t be this bad!
Katsina speaker cautions over Yar’Adua’s health
Re: Breast-feeding and human rights
Jonathan sticks with Yar’Adua’s men
Jonathan harps on improved grassroots system
Fast-tracking 2011 elections
‘Edo speaker’s sack is a lesson for the PDP’
Extra-judicial killings in Nigeria on the rise – Otteh
Imoke’s entourage in auto crash

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Group appoints 28 coordinators for Uduaghan’s re-election
Peoples Mandate, a pressure group seeking the re-election of Delta State governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, has appointed 28 coordinators to manage its affairs at the grassroots. Of the number, three are to serve as senatorial coordinators while the rest would coordinate the group’s activities in the 25 LGAs. They are Chief Isaac Dhwajor(Delta Central), Hon […]
Ex militants quit Rivers rehabilitation camp
SEVERAL months after the Federal Government set up a rehabilitation camp at Aluu, Choba for repentant militants from Rivers and some neighboring states, nothing much seems to be happening there. The place looked deserted when Sunday Vanguard visited, on Friday. A few of the former militants still hanging around said others only come when the […]
Brothers AT war ! The story of the Ezza/Ezillo communal strife
It is the case of an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth as land tears two communities in Ebonyi apart.
Sometime between 1928 and 1930, the Ezillo community, now the headquarters of Ishielu Local Government Area of Ebonyi State, had a communal dispute with the neighboring community of Ngbo in Ohaukwu Local Government Area of the state.
COMMUNICATION WITH YAR’ADUA IN SAUDI ARABIA : How Goodluck Jonathan misled Nigerians, by Lai Mohammed
When you look at what has been happening since November 23 last year, how would you appraise the events?
What has been happening since the November 23 last year has been a culmination of the culture of impunity that has enveloped the polity! You see, over the last 10 years, we’ve not grown our democracy the way it ought to be grown.
JONATHAN’S PRESIDENTIAL ADVISORY COUNCIL : Breaking away from the past?
Recovering from the near embarrassment caused penultimate week by the Chief Security Officer, CSO, and ADC to President Umaru Yar’Adua and which led to the non-sitting of the Executive Council of the Federation, EXCOF, Acting President Goodluck Jonathan set to work by constituting a Presidential Advisory Council, PAC.
EPZ Warri accused of illegal acqusition of land
THE multi-million naira Export Processing Zone (EPZ) project in Koko, Delta State is set to fail following the community’s anger over alleged illegal acquisition of 2929.288 hectres of their land by the state government without due consultation and compensation.
Communities give 14-day ultimatum to NOSDRA
OIL communities in Warri, Delta State, have issued a 14-day ultimatum to the headquarters of the National Oil Spill Detection and Response Agency (NOSDRA) to expedite action on the process leading to the payment of compensation for last June’s oil spill from a sunken oil vessel, J.S. Amazing, or face the wrath of the people.
EFCC investigates Bayelsa govt workforce
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFFC) has commenced investigation into the sharp practices allegedly uncovered in the aftermath of the biometric data capturing exercise to ascertain the actual workforce of Bayelsa State government with a view to prosecuting all those found wanting.
Women seek role in climate change campaign
WOMEN in West Africa have called for integration of women in the global effort to arrest the adverse effect of climate change on humanity.
Insecurity: Police not to blame – Igwe Nwokedi
The traditional ruler of Achalla in Anambra State, Igwe Ezeoba Alex Nwokedi, has disagreed with the Minister of Police Affairs, Dr. Ibrahim Yakubu Lame, that the police should be blamed for the problem of insecurity in the country, describing the statement as unfair.

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