Meet the first female army officer in Nigeria

Josephine Okwuekeleke Tolefe, the first female to attain the rank of an Army Captain in Nigeria will clock 80 on December 15. She rose within a period of two years from Second Lieutenant to the rank of Captain in the Nigerian Army before the civil war.
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Obi’s sports development excites ex-soccer stars

The Ex-Rangers International Footballers Association, Enugu has commended the Anambra state Governor, Mr. Peter Obi, for his initiatives in the effective development of sports in the state, especially on the areas of infrastructural development.

Marital sex is healthy for you – Experts

Sexual issues especially as it affects marriage is becoming an over-flogged issue. Both men and women have problems when sex becomes an issue but usually, it seems more women are prone to marital problems over sex.

Police kill 1, arrest another in petrol  station raid

The police in Rivers State, Tuesday, foiled an attempt by gunmen to rob a popular petrol filling station in the state capital, Port Harcourt, killing one while another was arrested with bullet wounds.

LASU Fees: Varsity meant to be tuition free

After several years of attempting Joint Admission Matriculation Board, JAMB and Post UME examinations, Linda, 25, finally secured admission into the Lagos State University (LASU).

Your choice can make or mar you – OlOWOKERE

Nigeria’s current crop ofleaders are beginning to appreciate the efforts of several young people who are adding value to the society. The Bauchi State Governor made no mistake when he engaged the services of Akinyemi as His Special Assistant on Information Communications Technology (ICT) following his antecedents. Ambassador Yemi who is also the President, Nigerian Youth Assembly shares his sensational account with Saturday Youthful Vibes.

How Rita Dominic emerged Arik Airline Best Actress

Was Rita Dominic desperate to win the newly instituted Arik Airline Awards category for Best Actress at the just concluded African International Film Festival(AFRIFF), or was it just providence?

Competition is a great thing – Adebayo

Peju Adebayo is one of many Nigeria’s intelligent, smart, and focused women, who are taking the bull by the horn in their respective careers and doing exploits. For five solid years, she has been the CEO of Mouka Limited, a leading manufacturer of polyurethane-based products in Africa’s largest market space.

ACN is telling packs of lies – Benue Deputy Governor

Benue State Deputy Governor, Chief Steve Lawani in this chat with Saturday Vanguard spoke on the protracted political crisis between the PDP and the ACN, and the alleged certificate forgery leveled against Governor Gabriel Suswam by the opposition in the state and other burning issues.

Men, wait, music first! says Sesu

Her unique musical style is Afro-folk. She blends African and Brazilian rhythms with European-American folk to form Afro-Folk. She is Sesu, a United States based Nigerian female musician who returned to the country recently to promote her music. She shares the story of her journey into music as well as her childhood experience.

Who Wins GUS 8?

So who becomes the Ultimate Hero? That question would be answered this Sunday as Gulder Ultimate Search 8 comes to a close.

Ford Focus Challenge: Winners to go home with cars

THE two lucky winners in this year’s Ford Focus Relay Challenge will go home with a brand new Ford Focus car each. The grand finale of the Ford Focus Relay Challenge which kicked off barely a month ago in Lagos will end today with a closing ceremony at OceanView Restaurant, Victoria Island, Lagos.

Your mum confessed to have killed your dad; would you forgive her?

Antonia and her brothers had just returned from the village after the burial of their late father. She thought it felt like only yesterday when the whole family including her father saw a programme on TV. There was some much love bond reflecting in all of them that she whispered a prayer of thanks.

Football failure, a blessing in disguise – Chukwu

Member of the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF technical committee Christian Chukwu has described 2011 as an unfavourable year for Nigeria’s football following the chains of bad results recorded by her national football teams.

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