My marriage was full of lies – Uche
Gladiators jostling for Maigari’s seat
Gulder Ultimate begins drill in Aguleri Jungle
How other men of God see TB Joshua
Delta 2015: Power shift likely to Delta North
Onuesoke calls for cancellation of new polling units
Africa music big names make AFRIMA 2014 nominees listscreen again
My killing days are over – Benjamin Adekunle, Black Scorpion
Brymo returns with Femi
Many people think I did surgery on my hips- Ella Martins
$9.3m arms deal: Nigerians should reject attempt to deceive them- CENTREP
Nneka, the Pretty Serpent,
Zoning arrangement truncates NASS members’ return bid in Bayelsa
Julius Agwu:The zero to hero tale of an outstanding Comedian!
Synagogue church: Lagos constitutes Coroner Court
Nyanya bombing: DSS,Police fight in court over Ogwuche’s trial

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Mother & Child Immunisation, life saver!
My friend’s second son, Ikechukwu, was born healthy and full of life. Ike had his first immunsation at the 6th week. On the second shot, he started screaming right away and continued to cry.
Money laundering: EFCC to appeal Ikuforiji’s court acquittal
A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, yesterday, discharged and acquitted Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Mr Adeyemi Ikuforiji, who was arraigned before the court on an amended 54 count charge of money laundering by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.
How real are T.B Joshua’s miracles?
If the adage, ‘good wine needs no bush’ is anything to go by, then the crowd at Synagogue of All Nations may not just be ordinary spectators. They come with a load of problems seeking one form of miracles or the other.
Miracles were parts of the ministries of Moses, Elijah, Elisha, and of course, Jesus and the apostles. Their miracles primarily served the purpose of confirming their message as being from God.
Egypt Air Saga: It’s time our govt stood up for us, Joshua’s mother cries to FG
A 17 year old Nigerian medical student, Joshua Kunle Abdulazeez, returning to school in Ukraine, recently gave an account of how he nearly died at the hands of Egypt Air officials who wrongly routed him to Moldova, never gave him food for days, treated him like a criminal, calling Nigerians bloody people before deporting him back to Lagos. In a chat with Saturday Vanguard, the boy’s mother, Madam Favour Anirejuoritse Gbenebichie expresses anger and disappointment at the inhuman treatment meted out on her son by Egypt Air for no fault of his and what should be done to forestall a re-occurrence.
Are some university disciplines becoming extinct?
Tick-tock. The clock cannot move fast enough for 200 level students of a Nigerian University which Saturday School Life, SSL, visited recently.

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