Alhaji Isyaku Ibrahim is a politician with a sense of history. In this interview, he takes the reader down memory lane, from the political developments in Nigeria in the first republic, down to the second republic in which he was actively involved, and the aborted third republic.Ibrahim also speaks on the formation of the Peoples’ Democratic Party, PDP, as a pioneer member, the administration of Obasanjo and the ongoing political process.

Well, it was discovered that women in most communities hardly had a voice to air their views; especially at a critical time when issues like gas flaring and routine environmental degradation was affecting their health, crops and livelihood especially in a community like Ekeregana in Okrika Local Government Area of Rivers State

By YEMISI SULEIMAN In a rare feat of maintaining standard as renowned retailers of some of the world’s most luxurious wrist watches, fine Jewelry and prestigious leather products and accessories Polo limited, recently launchedthe first fully functional Rolex approved workshop in West Africa . The inaugural launch of the Rolex workshop held on Thursday 3rd […]

I am amazed. This article marks the beginning of my fourth year writing for Vanguard Allure magazine. Each week my goal is to share principles and ideas that will enable readers to transform their lives. I try to put these principles in practice in my own life, but I am humbly aware of my continued growth opportunities

In this post colonial reading of V.S.Naipaul, Onwubiko Agozino provides another interesting dimension to the historic contribution of the black race in the evolvement of politics of non violence