

U.S. Secretary of State, John Kerry, arrives Lagos
Gusau did not attend Katsina College with Buhari – Fani-Kayode
FG mulls ban on porn websites, says NSA
Japan condemns ‘outrageous’ hostage murder
Our candidates, policies are better, PDP tells APC
Enough of mudslinging, APC tells PDP
Boko Haram wages new attacks as Kerry visits
Ukraine rebel offensive marks dangerous new stage in conflict
Protester killed as Egypt marks revolt anniversary
Buhari vs Jonathan: Beyond the Election, by Charles Soludo
Boko haram releases 192 hostage in Yobe
Six skiers killed in avalanche in French Alps – police
For Buhari’s supporters, no wait is too long
Boko Haram attacks: Military imposes curfew as Maiduguri boils
Buhari has Momentum
External forces stalled Chibok girls rescue – Jonathan
Fashola accuses FG of diverting SURE-P money
Subscribe to our newsletter
Sign up for our newsletter, and be the first to get the latest news on Vanguard.
SubscribeWe are recovering stolen PVCs – INEC Chief Mike Igini
I did not come with any particular magic wand, except the power of information. My colleague and predecessor and the staff here did a good job. I am building on what he did through another strategy, mainly anchored on information dissemination and dissuading those who snatched PVCs to stop doing so because it would be useless and unhelpful. Such action, apart from being criminal under the laws, is also redundant given the fact that all PVCs will be useless without the presence of the owner of the card when used with the proposed card Readers.
Nigeria will never change if PDP wins — Buhari
THE presidential candidate of the APC, Gen Muhammadu Buhari, yesterday, warned that if the ruling People Democratic Party (PDP) should win the February 14 election, the country will “never again witness change”.
The Jonathans and the bird that didn’t fly: Our problem with Mbaka – Enugu monarch
The last appears not to have been heard over the Enugu Catholic Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka’s new year message that President Goodluck Jonathan should forget re-election for lack of performance.
February Poll: The grave mistake Nigeria cannot afford – Pa Ayo Adebanjo, Afenifere leader
Pa Ayo Adebanjo, a leader of the Yoruba group, Afenifere, was a top member of the Action Group, led by the late Chief Obafemi Awolowo, in the first republic. He also belonged to the Awolowo – led Unity Party of Nigeria (UPN) in the second republic. At the inception of the latest democratic experiment in 1999, he joined the late Pa Abraham Adesanya and Chief Bola Ige, among others, to form the Alliance for Democracy which dominated the governments in the South-west. In this interview, he speaks on the state of the nation.
We’ll end looting in Lagos, says Agbaje
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) gubernatorial candidate in Lagos State, Mr Jimi Agbaje, vowed, yesterday, to end what he called the looting trend in the state.
After two months in UBTH ‘solitary confinement’ over bill, 45-yr-old widow down with cancer
Mrs Enoghayin Ukponayusi Helen, a 45-year-old widow, was diagnosed with cancer and taken to the University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH) for treatment. Although she hails from a poor background, she didn’t know her quest for cure was going to be tortuous. Prior to her ailment, the mother of four sold roasted plantain to take care of her four children following the death of her husband, a pensioner, in 2009.
Abuja irate soldiers nearly killed us — Construction workers
BEFORE, it was the issue of extra-judicial killing or police brutality that was so rampant.
Duty waivers threaten local production
Operators in the rice and palm oil sectors of the economy have cried out that their investments and the Transformation Agenda of the Federal Government on palm revitalisation in the Agricultural sector are being threatened by imports allocation and duty waivers granted to some companies in the sectors.
Itsekiri to Jonathan: Visit to Olu of Warri wont save you unless…
WARRI Study Group, WSG, an influential Itsekiri group in Delta State, yesterday, insisted that President Goodluck Jonathan’s surprise visit to the Olu of Warri, Ogiame Atuwatse II, on Friday, would not stop Itsekiri and other ethnic nationalities in the Niger-Delta from voting against him if he did not perform the groundbreaking of the $16 billion Export Processing Zone, EPZ, Ogidigben, before next month’s presidential election.
Subscribe to our E-EDITIONS
Subscribe to our digital e-editions here, and enjoy access to the exact replica of Vanguard Newspapers publications.
Subscribe