A lot of activities are ongoing in the power sector to reposition the Electricity Management Services Limited (EMSL) in order for the company to play its unique and crucial role in facilitating safe and qualitative power supply to Nigerians. EMSL which is a government owned, independent and technically-based company has been mandated to ensure safety and quality of services in the value chain of the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (NESI).

Two members of the Manchester City youth team, Kelechi Iheanacho and Chidiebere Nwakali, have expressed sadness at the recent slump of the Citizens in the Barclays English Premier League.

While Nigeria and Iran football officials are thinking about winning their opening game of the 2014 World Cup on June 16, Bosnia-Hezergovina coach Safeg Susic has different views of who qualifies from the group F, he has tipped his country and Argentina to go through.

Youths from Iviukha in Weppa Wanno community in Etsako East Local Government Council of Edo State are beating war drums following the death of one of their sons, Oseni Ekhameye who died as a result of injuries he sustained when people from Ikpele in Okpekpe clan attacked him while working in his farm land.

Top Nollywood actress, Genevieve Nnaji, who’s known to have played lead roles in many block-bluster movies, does not think the role she played in the film adaptation of Chimamanda Adichie’s Half of a Yellow Sun, was as challenging as her previous roles in movies.

The role of Small Medium Enterprises, SMEs, as catalyst for economic growth and development has been well documented in the economy, and recognised in most countries.

The ancient Badagry town is synonymous with the role it played in the annals of West Africa and particularly Nigeria’s history. From the era of slave trade till date, when it was put under Lagos state, the ancient town has always been relevant in the scheme of activities in the country.

Nigerian non-oil exports are still significantly below potential. The gradual decline over the last 49 years is especially saddening when we look at past data for example in 1961.

Nigerian music star, Kefee, is back from the U.S. She returned to the country last week after about eight months away. Kefee and her husband, Teddy, traveled out last year to pursue courses in video production and directing at the Chicago Access Network TV.

The Red Cross yesterday said in Wukari, Taraba State that about 77 people lost their lives during the crises between some Fulani herdsmen and the indigenous people of the area few days ago.

SUSPECTED gunmen, yesterday, shot dead the Chairman of Udu Central vigilance group, Mr. Prosper Erhinyoja, at a beer parlour, along the Delta Steel Company, DSC, Road in Ovwian town, Udu Local Government of Delta State.

Popular Yoruba actress, Liz Anjorin has dropped a bombshell, declaring that she will get married any moment from now.

The Minister of Sports and Chairman of the National Sports Commission (NSC), Dr. Tamuno Danagogo has identified sports as a veritable tool for re-branding Nigeria’s image, boost national unity, serve as a bridge builder as well as foster peaceful co-existence in the country.

It may not just a matter of time for the entire north eastern geo-political hemisphere of Nigeria to be engulfed by a looming famine coming on heels of the activities of Boko Haram. Saturday Vanguard in this special piece documents the economic woes of the people.

Superstory, Nigeria’s most watched TV drama, in its tradition of showcasing the best of talents will be starring Anna Ebiere Banner, MBGN 2013 winner, in a major role in its upcoming season titled “Too Blind To See”. The beauty queen’s first foray into Nollywood, would be hitting your TV screens on Thursday, April 25.