Village head, 29 others feared dead in Borno Boko Haram attack
Certificate controversy: The Buhari example
Insurgency: INEC considers capturing less than 10% of registered voters to represent constituencies
I have no PVC, but on Facebook I stand
A New Nigeria
Afcon 2015: Le Roy mocks Eagles
Anatomy of Boko Haram and the 2015 polls
Pawpaw goes gaga over Evia Simon’s butt
The anatomy of fundamentalist terrorism (2)
Banking tears in a cashless society
Meduoye warns politicians against incitement
Sylvia Ukaatu turns preacher after Muna Obiekwe’s death

Subscribe to our newsletter
Sign up for our newsletter, and be the first to get the latest news on Vanguard.
Subscribe
For Christ’s Sake!
We use the expressions “for God’s sake” and “for Christ’s sake” very often. When we use them, it is to insist on getting something from somebody. We might say: “Give it to me for God’s sake.” Or we might say in frustration: “Why don’t you just leave me alone for Christ’s sake?” But these things are mostly said in ignorance; without our fully realising what they mean. “Father, forgive us, for we do not know what we are saying.”
House of cards
I don’t know about you, but this certificate thing is getting tedious. We need to move on to talk about what really matters; the future of Nigerians. GMB has come out and rejected claims that he did not obtain his school-leaving certificate and as we know, that prospective presidential candidates must have it as a minimum requirement to run for office. The government spin doctors are hell bent on diverting attention away from campaign issues such as unemployment, insecurity and corruption.
Akwa Ibom State goes APC; Jonathan blunders
Nothing is more pathetic that when a contestant, out of hubris, and refusal to listen to all sides, loses a contest he should have won easily. President Goodluck Jonathan had just handed over Akwa Ibom State to the All Progressive Congress – on a silver platter.
ITTF Africa Senior Championships: Nigeria, Egypt in team event finals
As predicted, Nigeria and host, Egypt will battle for the top prize in the final of the team events at the ongoing International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) Africa Senior championship in Cairo.
NIALS to NUC: Upgrade ICT curriculum with cloud computing services
Following four months of an intensive independent study focused on the Gaps in Data Privacy and Security in cloud services in the country, the Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies (NIALS) has presented the first draft of its findings to key stakeholders at a consultative round table held in Abuja recently.
FG confirms Alale as NIGCOMSAT CEO
President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, has approved the appointment of Ms Abimbola Alale as the Managing Director, Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Communications Satellite (NIGCOMSAT) LTD).
Glo Premier League Super 4: Emordi salutes Pillars
Kano Pillars opened their Glo Premier League Super-4 campaign on a winning note in contrast to last season’s outing that saw them fall behind to rivals, Enyimba International and Coach Okey Emordi attributed the performance to a change in orientation at the camp.
2016 Olympics: Elegbeleye calls for collaboration with Military Sports
The Director General, National Sports Commission, Hon. Gbenga Elegbeleye has called on the military to synergise with his Commission in the area of sports towards the successful realization of the 2016 Olympics.
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.
Afcon: Cote’d Ivoire, Mali settle for draw
A late goal from substitute Max Gradel salvaged a 1-1 draw for Ivory Coast against Mali Saturday to keep the Elephants’ hopes of making the knockout stages of the Africa Cup of Nations very much alive.

Subscribe to our E-EDITIONS
Subscribe to our digital e-editions here, and enjoy access to the exact replica of Vanguard Newspapers publications.
Subscribe