The new focus of governance in our Delta – Ogeah
Soyinka berates Presidency over Alams’ pardon, First Lady Mission mansion
Urhobo youths fault Okojie on appointment of indigenous VCs
Oteh: Lawmakers remain adamant over 2013 budget amendment
LCCI, NACCIMA urge Lagos to stop frequent closure of markets
Opposition mounts over Bill on establishment of CISI
Anambra Guber: Money bags ‘ll not push us this time – Odife
Northern CAN condemns Kano blast
Students protest to Rivers House as fresh crisis rocks Rsust
Court remands 2 Indians over alleged oil bunkering
Academics blame piracy on poverty, weak laws
Court to hear Uniben’s suit against Edo govt
IYC, ex-militants picket oil firm over sacked N-Delta staff

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Education sector lags behind in ICT – Expert
Any educational institution that is not moving with the tide of information and communication technology has outlived its relevance and should be shut down. This is the view of IT specialist, and chairman, Lean Sigma Concepts, Mr. Chibunna Ezenwa.
‘Kidney failure leading cause of maternal mortality in Nigeria’
AS Nigeria joined the rest of the world to celebrate this year’s World Kidney Day with the theme: Kidney for Life: Stop Kidney Attack”, expert has raised alarm that kidney failure in pregnancy has become a leading cause of maternal mortality in the country even as it called for the enactment of a solid organ transplant edict as a matter of urgency.
Abami Eda’s Portrait from Kalakuta Diaries
The memories and life of late Afrobeat music legend Fela Anikulapo Kuti came alive last week when friends , family members and followers of the revolutionary social crusader gathered at Nigeria Institute of International Affairs, Victoria Island for the public presentation of a new book about him entitled Kalakuta Diaries written by a friend and former personal aid to Fela, Uwa Erhabor.
Counsel Corner: Bearing burden of children upkeep alone
I was just going through Vanguard daily and I saw your column which I cherish. I am a civil servant I got married in 1992. My husband and I lived happily until one day when his elder brother died. After the burial, my husband told me that he is going to marry the widow because it was his right.
Beyond bounds of Nation’s illness on canvass
After her first solo exhibition in 2006 titled, Patterns of Life that tried to draw the attention of the female folk on the need to catch up with others in the events of life, one of Nigeria’s female studio artists that is bent on making a statement in the male dominated art world, Chinyere Ofodile Okanume is out again with another solo exhibition titled Beyond Bound, an exhibition of paintings, oil on canvas, mixed media with fine stones, fabrics and native mat.

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