PDP rigged S-East election massively – Kalu
PDP crisis: Fashola calls for vibrant opposition
Air Force men beat FAAN official comatose
APC unveils Buhari policy roadmaps
4 siblings die in Anambra candle fire
Minimal Presidential Disruptions
Teacher, 35, defiles 12-yr-old female student
No room for you in APC, group tells Ogboru
Buhari presidency and northern Nigeria
Okagbare apologises to AFN

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We’re ready to take on the world – F/Eagles skipper
As the FIFA U20 World Cup draws ever closer, Flying Eagles skipper Musa Muhammed has commented on their readiness for the competition which kicks off on the 30th of May in New Zealand.
Buhari should step in now to stop zoning controversy — Grp Capt Latinwo (rtd)
A FORMER military administrator of Kwara State during the Buhari/Idiagbon administration, Group Captain Saludeen Latinwo ,retd, in this interview states that it is imperative for the President-elect, Major-General Muhammadu Buhari ,retd, to have his imprints on key issues affecting the party, particularly the zoning of political offices. Latinwo, also provided insight into how the Buhari administration was able to confront the socio-economic challenges that had held the country down between 1983 and 1985. He also spoke on other issues
20-yr-old pregnant maid dies 4 days after employment
Operatives of the state criminal investigation and intelligence department are currently battling to unravel the mystery surrounding the death of a 20-year-old girl, who died four days after she was employed as a maid by a couple at Mafoluku area of Oshodi, Lagos.
The good old days are here again – Pinnick
NFF President Amaju Pinnick is confident the good old days are returning to the elite division of Nigeria football after savouring an incident-free Glo Premier League showdown between traditional rivals Shooting Stars of Ibadan and Enugu Rangers at the Lekan Salami Stadium on Sunday
FIFA WWC: Falcons jet out, play Canada May 25
Nigeria’s Super Falcons are expected to fly out tonight to start their campaign at the 2015 FIFA Women World Cup starting June 6 in various venues across Canada. Their first assignment will be to play a friendly match against the hosts Canada on May 25.
Oil communities to DTHA: Halt debate on DESOPADEC bill
OIL producing communities of Delta State have asked the Delta State House of Assembly to halt, “forthwith,” the debate on the executive bill seeking to repeal and replace the Delta State Oil Producing Areas Development Commission, DESOPADEC, pending the determination of a suit on the existing law
Fresh oil spill reported in Bayelsa
An oil spill has been reported at the Osiama oil field owned by Nigerian Agip Oil Company, NAOC, in Bayelsa State.
According to Environmental Rights Action/Friends of Earth Nigeria, ERA/FoEN, report, the spill was discovered by its field monitors on April 18, while investigating another spill incident.
Indorama, OIS partner on $130m port terminal
INDORAMA and OIS, said they planned to build a world-class port terminal complex estimated at over $130 million, about N25.7 billion at the Onne Port, Port Harcourt, in Rivers state. In its latest in-house publication made available to Vanguard, the Managing Director/CEO, Indorama-Nigeria, Mr. Manish, said that the port complex will be used for exporting of dry bulk Urea fertilizer from Indorama’s fertilizer plant.
Briscoe Academy, Highbury College UK graduate automobile technicians
Concerned by the dearth of well trained and skillful workforce among automobile dealers in country RT Briscoe, dealers in Ford and Toyota brands in Nigeria has trained the first set of automobile technicians under the auspices of the Briscoe Academy. Recently, out of about 24 applicants that were selected for the months long intensive online and face to face training programme under the tutelage of the UK-based Highbury College mechanical and engineering department, a total of 18 qualified Nigerians including a female were presented with Certificates of course completion.
Ford Ranger Odyssey Africa challenge entries extended
The Ford Motor Company, in association with its accredited dealer in Nigeria, Coscharis Motors, has announced a new closing date for the Call for Entry into the 2015 edition of its action-packed Ranger Odyssey Africa Challenge, themed “Brain Vs Brawn”. The third edition of the annual Ranger Odyssey will see a total of 20 contestants navigating through the extremely challenging north-western region of Namibia on a 12-day expedition that will push each person to the limit.

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