Onovwakpo-Thomas calls for prompt payment of taxes
MINISTERIAL SCREENING: Baraje dropped as Bello, Mairago, others face SSS
Isoko youths chase SPDC officials from flow station
Clerics tasks Jonathan on cabinet, corruption
Garden City Games: Journalists hail Rivers readiness
US Mission offers free health services in Imo
Group accuses govt of abandoning Nigerian children
How kidnappers took over Sapele
Ahmed urges massive investment in education
Imo Assembly probes LGs, Concorde Hotel, ISIEC
Olympic team trounce Tanzania 3-0

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Darfur peace-mission most expensive in the world, says UN Envoy
The peace-mission operation in the Darfur region costs the AU-UN Mission in Dafur (UNAMID) $1.9 billion annually, Prof. Ibrahim Gambari, the UN special envoy has disclosed.
Reducing the pressure on Lagos
THE Seven-Up end of the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway daily records unprecedented influx of people into Lagos from across the country. Indeed a recent study reveals that over 25,000 people from across the world move into Lagos for various reasons on a daily basis. This is what makes Lagos a melting pot.
Edo girls in human trafficking scandal again!
It was harvest of arrest of suspected kidnappers and human traffickers in Edo State, last week, as the state Police Command, the State Security Services (SSS) and the Nigeria Immigration Service paraded suspects numbering 55. 48 suspected robbers, cultists and kidnappers were paraded by the police and the SSS while the Immigration Service paraded one 35- year old Queen Ogbomo, a human trafficking suspect based in Italy, and six female victims.
Sickle cell anaemia: The enemy within
When the pain caused by sickle cell disease comes, it is like being hit by a tornado,” someone once stated.” In all honesty, the pain is difficult to describe,” another proffered. “It’s right in your bones and you can’t move, eat or talk, said a third person. “You feel it in your back, your joints and in your kidneys.” The description continues, endlessly. This was the kind of scenario at play when Janet first complained of stomach pain. At that time in question, Bridget, her mother never gave thought to the fact that her daughter might be going down with a complication of sickle cell disease.
19 children for 2011 World Festival
BY FAVOUR NNABUGWU 19 children have been selected by the Ministry of Water Resources to attend the 2011 World Children Festival, WCF, in the United States (US). Participants for 2011 WCF which ends Thursday, were selected at random from the children of ministry’s staff whose grade level ranges from 12 and below. The event holds […]
Ogun to relocate Isheri cattle market
Ogun State government has assured traders at Oluwanisola Cattle Market, Isheri, along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway that it will provide a better site for them as it plans to relocate the market.
GRAFT IN HIGH PLACES: The politics of anti-graft war
Eight years after it was set up, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, may have recovered $11 billion and achieved over 600 prosecutions. However, the perception in some quarters is that the commission could have done more were the imbecility of politics not a factor in its activities. Whereas there appears to have been a shift from the corruption-laden environment which predated the establishment of EFCC, this report brings into sharp focus the challenges of anti-corruption in a socio-political environment with clashing interests.
Abuja blasts: CIA investigators arrive as probe begins
There are indications that two experts in improvised explosive devices from the United States (US) Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) may have arrived Nigeria to help the police unravel several disturbing angles in the investigations into the twin bomb blasts that rocked the Force Headquarters in Abuja on Thursday.
Corruption In The Corridor of Power: We ‘re coming to get you – Farida Waziri, EFCC Chairman
For over 11 months, Sunday Vanguard had been on the trail of Farida Chinyere Waziri, Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC. At almost every turn, something would throw spanner in the works and the interview never really held.
The exchanges between Sunday Vanguard and Femi Babafemi, spokes person for the Commission, with a view to getting the interview conducted, never ceased.
Last week, something sparked. Even to the surprise of Sunday Vanguard, a last minute request for the interview to be conducted on-line yielded signs that turned out to be considered positive.
New cabinet: Politicians lose out in first list
Amid indications that the State Security Service (SSS) may have cleared eleven ministerial nominees sent to it by the Presidency for security screening, there are feelers that the nominees are dominated by technocrats.
Govt seizes Emir of Kano’s land…Sambo, Atiku, Ringim, others affected
The new administration of Governor Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso in Kano State has seized landed property allocated to the Emir of Kano, Alhaji Ado Bayero, and other eminent Nigerians by the immediate past regime of Malam Ibrahim Shekarau in the state.
Tight security in Abuja as Oshiomhole gives out daughter
WHAT ordinarily would have been a solemnization of holy matrimony was yesterday turned into a political gathering as Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State gave out his daughter, Winifred, in marriage to Solomon Owumi.
JAMB exam tragedy: 3 killed in auto crash …biometric hitches mar exercise
Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital, was, yesterday, thrown into confusion when news filtered into town that three candidates from the state scheduled to sit for the 2011 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) organised by the Joint Admission Matriculation Board, JAMB, were killed in auto-crash in Abua-Odual local government area of Rivers State.
Slain corpers’ colleagues return to Bauchi, forgive Yuguda
Following the remorse shown by Bauchi State Governor Isa Yuguda over the death of some corps members during the post-election violence in the state and his offensive comments afterwards, some colleagues of the fallen NYSC members are back to duty in the state.
Uduaghan’s legacy of transformation permanent, says Djebah
Immediate past commissioner for information in Delta State, Mr Oma Djebah, has described Governor Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan of Delta State as an inspirational and innovative leader who has built a lasting legacy of transformation and sustainable development in critical frontiers of the state’s life and in the Niger Delta region, stressing that what is needed […]

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