

Mothers no longer close to family unit — Benedicta
Nigerian refs abandon league boycott plan
Nigeria needs good goalkeepers, says NFF
When Yoruba monarchs, others stormed Europe
Jackie Chan!
Peace committee set up for CAC re-unification
Rare encounter with Oba of Benin: ‘My ties with Buhari, Oba of Lagos, Obi of Onitsha’
2 feared killed in Abuja blast
Ndigbo and Fashola exemplum
ANAMBRA 2013: PDP crisis distorting permutations
Apo killings reverberate in the Senate
Economic sabotage: NCS arrests 11 suspects
‘Debate on child marriage shows backward thinking’
Government 419 Biometrics
Nasarawa conflicts take toll on new born babies, women
Edo State: Much ado about new Teaching Hospital
42 dead, 100 missing in Niger boat mishap
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SubscribeWest Brom in historic win over Man United
Morgan Amaltifano and Saido Berahino saw West Brom win at Old Trafford for the first time in 35 years as they beat Premier League champions Manchester United 2-1 on Saturday.
UN resolution orders Syria chemical arms destroyed
The UN Security Council unanimously passed a landmark resolution Friday ordering the destruction of Syria’s chemical weapons and condemning a murderous poison gas attack in Damascus.
Jonathan holds media chat today
President Goodluck Jonathan will today speak on current national issues during a Presidential Media Chat to be broadcast live at 7pm, local time.
Lamido blames ASUU’s strike on lack of trust
Gov. Sule Lamido of Jigawa on Saturday appealed to the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to end the ongoing strike in the interest of the students.
Pressure mounts on Kenya govt over Mali attack
Pressure mounted on the Kenyan authorities a week after the Nairobi mall carnage, amid accusations Saturday that top brass failed to heed security warnings and questions over the fate of the missing.
Babafemi, 33 appears in U.S. court for providing support to Al Qaeda
A Nigerian, Lawal Babafemi, was on Friday arraigned in a U.S. Federal Court, Brooklyn, on charges of providing material support to al Qaeda and criminal use of firearms.
FG to employ 500 youths in Otuoke skills centre – Minister
The Federal Government is to recruit 500 youths in the skills Acquisition Centre in Otuoke, Bayelsa, in the next few months.
How Aba Women Riot split Igboland
Perhaps, this year’s new yam festival in Obowu, one of the largest communities in Igbo heartland, was the grandest. The festival which began on August 16 with an intellectual feast ended on the 17th with the new yam cut and eaten by all in the large square.
Trailer crushes five persons in Ibadan
IT was a pathetic sight yesterday at Eleyele in Ibadan North West Local Government area of Ibadan when an articulated lorry crushed about five persons.
Collapsed buildings: Survivors recount ordeal
Incidence of building collapse in Nigeria, particularly in Lagos State, has assumed an alarming dimension following its frequent occurrence.
Lagos street sweepers groan under poor pay
Fifty-eight-year-old Afusat, a widow is one of the street sweepers in Lagos State. Afusat was a petty trader who was struggling to make ends meet with her five children. Her youngest child is in JSS 2. Fifteen years ago after she lost her husband, she has been facing numerous challenges raising her children. Afusat told Saturday Vanguard that she was using the profit realised from her petty business to train her children.
Suspect escapes from court
A 33- year old suspect yesterday escaped from an Ikeja Magistrate court, just before his matter was called for arraignment.
Afenifere insists on convocation of Sovereign National Conference SNC
AFENIFERE, the Socio-Political group yesterday reviewed the myriad of Problem threatening the cooperate existence of the Country and reiterated its call for the convocation of a Sovereign National Conference SNC.
Indigenes beg court to stop Gov Nyako from taking N3.7bn loan
A High Court of Justice in Adamawa state has been asked to stop Governor Murtala Nyako of AdamawaState from securing over N3.7billion loan from Islamic Development Bank, IDB.
Deportation: S-East APC begs Ndigbo to forgive Fashola
Following the unqualified and unreserved apology tendered by Governor Babatunde Fashola for the controversial deportation of 14 Anambra indigenes from Lagos State to Onitsha, the All Progressives Congress (APC), South-East zone has appealed to Ndigbo and Anambrarians in particular to forgive and forget.
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