The Chairman, Nigerian Population Commission, NPC, Sir Eze Duruiheoma, SAN, has appealed to Nigerians to divorce politics from the forthcoming national census.

A young Nigerian, Mr. Zege Aondofa, a 2012 Mass Communication graduate from Benue State University, says he is in love with the word ‘recycling’ and has, therefore, taken paper recycling a notch higher. Currently awaiting his call-up letter for the compulsory one year national service to his fatherland, Zege has made chairs and dressing tables from paper. In this chat with Vanguard Learning in Yola, Zege speaks on his passion for recycling and what he has been able to achieve so far

DESPITE the state of insecurity in the country, events in and around the country reveals that Nigerians are fun loving people and this they demonstrated last Monday when they trouped out en mass to the Cinema Hall 2 of the National theatre for the much advertised special Easter Chorale performance tagged Peace and Unity.

Mr. Yinka Oyebode, official spokesman of Governor Kayode Fayemi has debunked assertions that majority of the governor’s cabinet was secretly backing the Labour Party candidate, Opeyemi Bamidele.

There was panic in some parts of Ogun and Lagos states, yesterday, over reports that 18 suspected Boko Haram members had invaded the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, killing 11 civilians and nine police officers.

A university don, Professor Gesiye Angaye, has advocated a drastic reduction in the executive and legislative arms of government at every tier to cut cost and conserve funds for capital projects, describing as ‘too expensive’ Nigeria’s presidential system of government.

Delta State Government has engaged additional 1,450 jobless persons in public works opportunities under the State Employment and Expenditure for Result Project, SEEFOR, scheme.

A group, Delta Fresh Vision, has urged Chief Mike Uwaka, a prominent chieftain of People’s Democratic Party, PDP, in Delta State to run for the 2015 governorship election in the state.

NIGERIAN youths have been called upon to make a positive change that would reflect on the country’s fortune and be ready to wrestle power from the aged so as to make the country a better place.

IN view of the recent suspension of 10- month old strike by some chapters of the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics, ASUP, National President of the union, Dr. Chibuzo Asomugha, yesterday admitted that the Federal Government had infiltrated its ranks.

A team of coaches and officials of Feyenoord Rotherdam Football Club of Holland, who arrived in Nigeria early in the week, will this morning at the National Stadium, Lagos, begin a three-day training session with the coaches and players of the four teams in the 2014 All Nigeria Secondary Schools Football Championship, also known as NNPC/Shell Cup.

British American Tobacco, BAT, has reacted to the decision by the Federal Executive Council, FEC, to send an executive bill to the National Assembly, saying it supports a balanced regulation of the tobacco industry.

Amid growing uncertainty over the faith of the remaining abducted school girls in the custody of armed men in Borno state, Female Senior Advocates of Nigeria have called on the government to combat the security challenges in the country and ensure adequate protection for citizens.

A Lagos High Court has adjourned till April 28, further hearing in the trial of an oil subsidy fraud suspect, Oluwaseun Ogunbambo, who is being prosecuted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, before Justice Adeniyi Onigbanjo.

LEARNING never stops. Amidst ongoing strike in polytechnics and colleges of higher learning, the Environment Research Group (ERG), of Yaba College of Technology; comprising members from environment, engineering, science and technology departments of the school, has held her 3rd International Biennial Conference on Environmental Issues.