Mu’azu and Yuguda: Friends again

Mu’azu and Yuguda: Friends again

They were once very good friends, but the struggle for power separated them in the twilight of 2006. The appointment of Adamu Mu‘azu as the national chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP will heal many wounds, and notably, perfect the already healing friendship between himself and his governor, Alhaji Isa Yuguda.
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Cultural Style has a new Domain

Cultural Style has a new Domain

It is no longer news that Nigerian fashion has gone on the international domain, with various platforms to showcase the same including fashion shows, in store deals and of course on line platforms.

Why our leaders  are dying abroad

Why our leaders are dying abroad

THE failure of our rulers cannot be measured only by the visible decay of infrastructure and the dwindling quality of our lives but also by the way they prefer to die. While ordinary citizens live their miserable lives which literarily expire unsung in the country, our leaders, or rather, rulers on whose shoulders rest the responsibility of taking us beyond the 47 years pegged as our life span live theirs in foreign lands and/or die there. Yet, they daily savour the splendour and all that the high public offices they occupied or occupy but fail to provide the rest of us facilities in the quality measure they enjoy them in the foreign lands they govern us from.

Lawyers  protest non-appointment of CJ in Rivers

Lawyers protest non-appointment of CJ in Rivers

LAWYERS, yesterday, defied Police order against public procession in Rivers State, as they marched to the Federal High Court, Port Harcourt, denouncing the delay in the appointment of a substantive Chief Judge for the state judiciary.

From Yakowa to Yero: many storms to cross

From Yakowa to Yero: many storms to cross

The immediate past governor of Kaduna State, the late Ibrahim Yakowa and his successor, Mukthar Yero may have operated on the same political platform, but expectations and experience of the two are different on ground. Why?

PDP defections: Pointer to APC take over in 2015

PDP defections: Pointer to APC take over in 2015

THE gale of defections from the Peoples Democratic Party,PDP, to the All Progressive Congress, APC has been received by many commentators with mixed feelings. While some brazenly wave the defectors aside with uncouth commentaries, others have seen it as the desired light at the end of the tunnel for Nigeria’s chequered history. The PDP has suffered very serious depletion lately and the gale has not ended. Many more are warming up to dump the party that has prided itself for too long as the largest political party in Africa. Some of its members had boasted to citizens that the party will rule Nigeria for sixty unbroken years.

Maigari rejoins Eagles in Cape Town

Maigari rejoins Eagles in Cape Town

President of Nigeria Football Federation, Alhaji Aminu Maigari departed the shores of Nigeria on Thursday night to rejoin the Eagles B squad in Cape Town ahead of Saturday’s potentially-explosive African Nations Championship quarter final duel with Morocco’s Atlas Lions.

Many lies of import substitution policies

Many lies of import substitution policies

EVERY country that strives to attain true independence must be able to feed herself. There must be industries in place to produce both agricultural-end products and spare parts that will keep the engines and tools working.

Bauchi residents lament poor electricity supply

Bauchi residents lament poor electricity supply

Residents of Bauchi State are now groaning over poor electricity supply in Bauchi, the state capital and the environs.
Some of the residents who spoke to Vanguard over the situation lamented that they had expected the situation to improve with the privatisation of the PHCN, but regretted that the supply of electricity has continued to be epileptic within the state.

The usual viscious triangle

The usual viscious triangle

As last week was closing with the news of the sorrowful departure of the Peoples‘ Democratic Party‘s (PDP) Chairman, Bamanga Tukur, the new week has brought the pleasing news of a new Chairman, Adamu M‘uazu, a former Governor of Bauchi State. This is a credit to PDP Party for saving Nigerians the horror of witnessing a long drawn battle with the dire consequences of a fractured political party.

Ogun govt, Daniel disagree over state of power equipment

Ogun govt, Daniel disagree over state of power equipment

The Ogun State government, yesterday, accused the immediate past administration of Otunba Gbenga Daniel of procuring a 20 year old inefficient power equipment.
But in a reaction, former Governor Gbenga Daniel said the allegation against his government as laughable, describing Amosun as being mischievous.

$6m: Ugborodo elders disagree with Uduaghan

$6m: Ugborodo elders disagree with Uduaghan

THE lingering Ugborodo crisis took a twist, yesterday, with the Council of Elders of the community, disagreeing with Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan, that the $6 million released by Chevron Nigeria Limited for the development of the New Ugborodo Town Project was safe in an escrow account.

LAPO Microfinance to disburse N92.7bn to SMEs

LAPO Microfinance to disburse N92.7bn to SMEs

LAPO Microfinance Bank Limited said it has budgeted N92.7 billion for disbursement to Small Medium Enterprises, SMEs, in this fiscal year.
The bank’s Managing Director, Mr. Godwin Ehigiamusoe, disclosed this while chatting with journalists on the activities of the bank this year.