Family of 3 dies in their new house
Suspected pirates kill 9-year-old girl in Bayelsa
Strike: Suswam’s committee didn’t advise FG properly, says ASUU
Cultists rape woman, kill husband, three others during clash
“Baby Factories” – Growing Lawlessness
Tension over alleged killing of 3 by vigilante group
Presidency, G-7 meeting deadlock over Amaechi
STRIKE: Go back to negotiation, NANS urges ASUU
Let me go home, stowaway kid begs
Anambra poll: Court decides Andy Uba’s fate today
Marine erosion threatens Bayelsa community
Between Abia and the heavily indebted states
LMC fines Shooting N3m
NSITF, NECA meet on implementation of Employee Compensation Act
Federation Cup: NFF, Lagos State conclude arrangements for epic finale
Keshi warns against slips at home in playoffs
Education for sale: High fees, mercenaries bane of education sector

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You need to be careful about Rivers crisis – Ladi Williams
Chief Ladi Rotimi-Williams (SAN), is one of the prominent voices at the inner bar. He is known for baring his mind on National issues without mincing words in this interview he spoke on constitution amendment, immunity clause, six years single tenure, Sovereign national conference, Rivers crisis and the effort of the current Chief Justice of Nigeria to sanitize the Judiciary Excerpts:
6 killed, 2 injured in terror attack on Bauchi village
Six persons were killed and two others injured when gunmen attacked Gambiri village in Ganjuwa Local Government Area of Bauchi State.
PHCN workers more concerned about entitlements than sack – Ajaero
AS the Federal Government races against time to handover the assets of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN, to private sector investors amidst unclear position on how to handle the workforce, General Secretary of the National Union of Electricity Employees, NUEE, Comrade Ajaero in this interview with Labour Vanguard, said the issue of terminating the employment of the workers is of less importance to staff.
Nigeria remains committed to global peace —Maku
Information Minister Mr. Labaran Maku has said Nigeria remains committed to contributing to global peace, despite the security challenges in some parts of the country.
PDP crisis: The messier it comes
Our readers deserve to know that their Column is interested in silent revolutionaries who are unsung and uncelebrated largely because of society’s default and its apparent preference for rabble-rousers who only succeed in heating up the world around them.
Jonathan wants Olympic gold medals
President Goodluck Jonathan has challenged sports administrators and athletes in the country to ensure that Nigeria gets gold medals at the 2016 Olympics games billed for Brazil.
Burdens of contemporary education
LAST Sunday, I drove my children back to resume the new school term. The night before, I held a discussion with them about the responsibility of being educated, as a holistic pursuit of the life process.
‘Nigerian Muslims reject Boko Haram, suicide bombing’
LAGOS — With the death toll from Boko Haram’s campaigns numbering in the thousands, majority of Nigerian Muslims are reported to have rejected the Islamic sect.
240,000 Nigerians die annually from physical inactivity — Don
No fewer than 240,000 Nigerians die annually as a result of physical inactivity, Dr. Babatunde Adegoke, an Associate Professor of Physiotherapy, said, yesterday in Abeokuta.
NIMET warns pilots over hazardous weather
LAGOS — Nigerian Meteorological Agency NIMET, Wednesday warned pilots flying the nation’s airspace to take precautionary measures to avert flying in hazardous weather condition.
PenCom wants licensing of life insurance companies as PFAs removed
Letters of Administration (S. 8(4) of the Bill): The exclusive jurisdiction of the National Industrial Court (NIC) to issue Letters of Administration for payment of retirement benefits may result in multiplicity of Letters of Administration in respect of the estate of one deceased person. It is therefore recommended for deletion.
FG to create automobile clusters in Lagos, Nnewi, Kano
The Federal Government has finalised plans to create three new automobile clusters and training centres in Lagos, Anambra and Kano states as part of the National Industrial Revolution Plan and Industrial Skills Development Programme.
Why I sacked Farida Waziri – Jonathan
Almost two years after firing the Chairman of Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Farida Waziri, from her post, President Goodluck Jonathan has given reason for wielding the big stick against the former police commissioner.
Stakeholders proffer solutions to ASUU/FG face-off
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has been going on strike for a number of years over the same issue – government not honouring agreements reached with the union; yet, nothing seems to have changed. In this report, Vanguard Learning sought the opinions of some Nigerians on the way forward. Excerpts:
Adichie’s Half of a Yellow Sun rocks Toronto film festival
It was a particularly momentous occasion for Nigerian art, especially the booming film industry as the highly anticipated epic and striking adaptation of Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Orange Prize-winning novel, Half Of A Yellow Sun, was staged at the 38th annual Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) which is going on at the Winter Garden Theatre, Toronto, Canada.

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