Team Nigeria shine at ECOWAS Games
London Olympics: D’Tigers intensify training in China
PDP will win Edo, says VP Sambo
Jordan declares one day mourning over Nayef’s death
China sends first woman astronaut into space
Nigerians Don’t Crash; We Bounce
Residents scoop kerosene from gutter in Lagos
Nations Cup Qualifier: We are happy we won – Keshi
UN suspends Syria ops, SNC warns of massacre
Euro 2012: Platini calls for calm as Group A decided
Vandal electrocuted in Imo
Pastor, 4 others arrested for child trafficking

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Mile 12: Fast slipping into red light district
For ages the popular Mile 12 market has been known as the food basket of Lagos. It’s so classified because it accommodates trailer loads of assorted food items from virtually all parts of Nigeria. By extension therefore, it has become a home for people of diverse culture. Fortunately, today, the market is becoming another haven for women of easy virtues.
Special task force searches Farouk Lawan’s house, Emenalo too
Detectives from the Special Task Force, STF, investigating the $3illion bribe scandal against former House of Representatives Subsidy Probe panel Chairman, Lawan Farouk yesterday conducted a one-hour search at his Apo residence.
Dana crash raises concern on safety, airworthiness, compensation
Before the crash in the densely populated Lagos suburb of Iju Ishaga penultimate Sunday June 3, Dana Air operators pride themselves in offering the highest levels of safety and service. They are not expected to say anything less than that, at least to attract the confidence and trust of air travellers.
I don’t believe it’s a man’s world – DSP Ngozi Braide
Deputy Superintendent of Police, Ngozi Conchita Braide is the first female Lagos Police Command Public Relations Officer, PPRO. She was appointed on 11th of June 2012 and in this encounter with Saturday Vanguard, she talks about her beginning, her career, her experience and her future expectations. Excerpts.
Femi Kuti @ 50: ‘My pains, my gains’
Femi Kuti, son of the late legendary Afro-beat musician turns 50 on July 16, 2012. In this no holds bare interview, the only Nigerian based musician ever to be nominated thrice at the Grammy opened up on the day to day challenges of sustaining the legacies left behind by his late father. He also speaks on his relationship with women and how he was able to overcome the pains of separating from his ex-wife Funke. Excerpts:

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