Northern Govs vow to defeat Boko Haram, poverty
Saudi German Hospital seeks to partner Nigerian medical colleges
Audu’s replacement: APC yet to take decision – Frank
APC chieftain advises Cross River govt. to prioritise agriculture
An Apple Nigeria needs to eat
What has changed since Buhari became President? (4)
My boyfriend walked away when I started acting – Funmi Awelewa
There is no money to rely on from Federal allocation – Aregbesola
Appeal Court Judgment: I will win 100 times anytime, says Mark
The Man Who Would Be Governor
Kogi/INEC/APC/PDP: Incompetence, dishonesty, tribalism on steroids
Buhari and the Biafrans
Why government is giving market women interest free loan — Gov Udom

Subscribe to our newsletter
Sign up for our newsletter, and be the first to get the latest news on Vanguard.
Subscribe
Bayelsa: Federal might will fail you!, Dickson warns Sylva
Bayelsa State governorship election is only six days away. In this interview, Governor Seriake Dickson, who is also the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) at the poll, hits his rival, Chief Timpre Sylva, of the All Progressives Congress (APC), the ruling party at the centre, saying ‘federal might’ will not make him Sylva win the election
It is time to support the Nigerian Military
In January 2014, former President Goodluck Jonathan in his own wisdom, decided to appoint Air Marshal Alex S. Badeh as the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS). Almost immediately, a United States-based Nigerian journalist Abiodun Ladepo circulated an opinion on the web suggesting that Badeh was too fat to head our military. I thought my colleague’s opinion particularly his assertion that Badeh was “the most out of shape officer” he had ever seen was rather harsh and uncharitable. When Badeh assumed office, he spent ample time pointing accusing fingers at a section of the press for being anti-government.
Just kicked your man out? It’s time to de-man your home!
Your home should be your castle – a safe haven you happily rush to for the peace of mind you deserve. For poor Samantha, this was not the case for the 15 years she was married to her husband, Joseph, an architect. “We met when I was re-decorating a client’s flat,” said Samantha. “The client had recommended Joseph’s services for some of the landscaping and he was quite friendly and a thorough professional. He was a single
D.S.P Alamiyeseigha: A simple man caught in a complex dilemma
If you stand in the centre of the Swali Market in Yenagoa on the busiest of its well paved internal streets, which is known as the Alamieyeseigha Line, you might gain a little insight into the reason why D.S.P Alamieyeseigha (or “Alams” as most of the ordinary people in the state fondly called him) came to be regarded as something of a folk hero.
Vardy breaks Premier League goalscoring record
IF you’re wearing golden boots, the expectation is that you will deliver. Jamie Vardy took that questionable sartorial decision yesterday evening. However, he also did the necessary deed and extraordinary tale gathered yet another chapter.
We believe in Nigeria — Multichoice
Leading video entertainment company, MultiChoice Nigeria, has reaffirmed its faith in Nigeria’s capability to overcome its challenges and really blossom.
Artistes take us for granted all the time, Nigerian DJs speak
Osogbo-The National Association of Nigeria Disc Jokeys, the umbrella body of Nigerian DJs with sole objective to play and promote music at events and radio stations, met in Osogbo, Osun State, for its 6th National DJs Conference, where the Osun State Chapter of the association was inaugurated.
Lagos Police Commissioner sends Area Commanders, DPOs after traffic robbers, erring drivers!
Ben Osuji is the Divisional Police Officer, DPO, in charge of Idimu Division. About 7 am, on a particular day, last week, he, with some of his men, were strategically stationed around Isheri-Idimu in Alimosho Local Government Area of Lagos State, controlling vehicular movement and, at the same time, curtailing the now common traffic robbery in the state. Sunday Vanguard, shortly after leaving the road for his office, spoke with him about his experience on the road.
When the media stormed Next Movie Star house
It was not business as usual when the gentlemen of the press and the media team of the NMS house stunned the 2015 Next Movie Star housemates last Sunday night.
Buhari must prove he is serious about his anti-corruption campaign — Rep. Pondi
Honourable Julius Pondi represents Burutu Federal Constituency of Delta State in the House of Representatives. In this interview, he says Nigeria has celebrated 55 years of nationhood but has really nothing to show for it and that the much talked about fight against corruption by President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration will not achieve much result.
Letter To Mr President
May I seize this opportunity to congratulate you on your success at the last General Elections in which you won convincingly. Pardon me this is coming late.
Saboteurs, not Buhari, slowing down anti-corruption drive – Rep. Oladele
Honourable Bosun Oladele, member, House of Representatives, representing Irepo/Orelope/Olorunsogo Federal Constituency, Oyo State, says President Muhammadu Buhari is not slowing down on his anti-corruption campaign. Oladele spoke in his National Assembly Complex office in Abuja.
Adokiye releases another single two years after last one
Virgin singer, Adokiye Kyrian, as they call her, because, according to her, she’s still a virgin, has returned to hug headlines again. Only this time the focus would not be on her much coveted virginity but her talent as a singer. Adokiye has just released a new single featuring SYM 19 and it would be the only one after her last single ‘Back Up’ two years ago.
Day Okowa took battle for SMEs to the United Nations
Nigeria took centre stage at the United Nations Headquarters in New York on Tuesday, November 24, when Delta State Governor, Dr Ifeanyi Okowa, took the stand to deliver the Keynote Address of the 2015 Africa Industrialisation Day with the theme, “SMEs for Poverty Eradication and Job Creation for Women and Youth.” The Conference Room 7 of the UN headquarters was packed full, an indication of the interest which the international community attached to the subject of Africa’s industrialisation.
Dance with Peter gets emotional as Peter offers to pay contestant’s father’s hospital bill
An emotional performance by one of the remaining contestants in West Africa’s hottest reality TV show, Dance with Peter, attracted the sympathy of show originator and judge, Peter Okoye of PSquare.

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