The Transformation Ambassadors of Nigeria, TAN, has postponed, indefinitely, its Abuja grand finale rally, the Director of Public Communications and Strategy of TAN, Dr. Udenta Udenta has said.

Ahead of the 2015 general elections, the United Nations Development Programme, UNDP and Operation Rainbow have organised a 10- day training on peace and security for security agencies, civil society organizations and the media in Plateau State.

Politicians in Oshimili South Local Government Area of Delta State have said they will vote for Mr. Tony Obuh at the governorship polls because of his administrative acumen, strong belief in equity, fair play and contributions to development of the state.

Imo State government has threatened to summarily shut any hotel operating below approved standard. It also warned against non-installation and use of relevant security devices.

A former Delta State governorship aspirant on the platform of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Chief Sunny Onuesoke, has commended the Senate for suspending the controversial allocation of the new polling units by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC.

No fewer than two big media networks in Nigeria have agreed to broadcast the 2014 Aba Half-Marathon live, the Project Manager of the event, Mr Seye Adebayo, said on Monday.

The Abiona family, one of the three ruling houses in Ishagatedo, has denied plans to settle oou-of-court the on-going court case against Rasaki Ishola Owodeyi, the present traditional ruler of Ishagatedo in Oshodi/Isolo Local Government Area, over illegal occupation of the throne.

Let me now at this point specially appreciate three of the awardees: the taxi driver, Mr. Ime Usuah, the traffic warden, Cpl Solomon Dauda, and the steward, Mr. Michael Isaac Onuh, and ask that they should step forward and come to the stage. I read a story in The Vanguard on Sunday yesterday in which Michael Isaac Onuh was described as a pauper in the State House.

Ahead of the elective Congress of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) taking place today in Warri, Delta State, a candidate Hon. Pinnick Amaju has promised to immediately reconcile the entire Nigerian football family if elected.

The Minister of Water Resources, Mrs. Sarah Ochekpe said the Ministry increased access to potable water from 58 per cent to 67 per cent within the last three years.

Stakeholders in football have been urged to find lasting solution to the crisis rocking the Nigeria Football Association (NFA).

THE National Union of Teachers, NUT Lagos State, has raised an alarm over shortage of qualified English language and Mathematics teachers in state owned secondary schools.

Nigeria Computer Society (NCS) has said that it would celebrate excellence and outstanding contributions in Nigeria’s Information Technology (IT) space at its 2014 National Information Technology Merit Award (NITMA)

The ruling by the deputy speaker, Rep. Emeka Ihedioha had prompted spontaneous burst of anger which disrupted sitting last Tuesday.

What if a man leaves the comfort of a bank job to face an uncertain future as a film maker and not long after wins the Oscar? Well, this may be the premise someday for Kunle Afolayan’s story. Hailed by the New York Times as the ‘Martin Scorsese of Lagos’, Kunle has continued to push back the frontiers of film making in Nigeria. In this interview, he talks about his new film, October 1, and the journey so far as a film maker. Enjoy!