EXCLUSIVE POLICE REPORT 2: Who killed Oshiomhole’s private secretary?

EXCLUSIVE POLICE REPORT 2: Who killed Oshiomhole’s private secretary?

...How investigation was bungled With case file CR:3000/X/FHQ/ABJ/FSARS/VOL.T1/90, dated August 1, 2012, in respect of the matter of the killing of Olaitan Oyerinde, wherein it was reported that a total of 16 witnesses and 18 suspects were interrogated, including Mrs. Funke Oyerinde, Sunday Vanguard presents you the concluding part of the report whose investigation spanned four weeks of rigorous work. It is about the bungling of an investigation, the reasons of which are yet to be properly explained because of the massive incongruity in the report of the investigation. It will shock you.
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Lead poisoning: Bukola lauds president for saving 1,500 children

Lead poisoning: Bukola lauds president for saving 1,500 children

Chairman, Senate Committee on Environment and Ecology, Senator Abubakar Bukola Saraki, has commended the move by President Goodluck Jonathan to save the lives of over 1,500 children in Bagega, Zamfara State, by releasing funds for remediation of the area.

Olejeme: Time for social security for Nigerians

Olejeme: Time for social security for Nigerians

Hillary Clinton tops the list of most influential women in politics; her influence is felt in Washington as much as it resounds far away in Benghazi, the Libya stronghold of late Moammar Gadhafi. As the US Secretary of State wraps up her assignment at the White House and possibly prepares for the US presidential race in 2016 as its being widely speculated, she has left many women across the world inspired by her daring leadership in very cumbering male-dominant terrain.

We are not militants – Delta community

We are not militants – Delta community

The people of Louteyebiri community in Delta State have denied a newspaper report, referring to them as militants and illegal occupants of NPA, Warri Urban Area.

The Paradox of Twenty-first Century Savagery

The Paradox of Twenty-first Century Savagery

On December 31, 2012, while the world was enraptured with the prospect of ushering in the New Year, someone in Kogi state, Nigeria was busy scooping the brains out of his four-month-old son whom he had just murdered. Earlier in October of the same year, the nation was shaken by the gruesome murder of four promising undergraduates who were beaten to death and set ablaze over a minor disagreement. And just as I was contemplating this piece, news filtered in again – a man has set his pregnant sister-in-law ablaze for pouring water on his dog!