
Edo 2016: APC women vow to wrest guber ticket from the men
East-West Road: FG begins works on Oron-Calaba section
A Vanguard night of celebration, entertainment and fun
VANGUARD PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR: Award winners speak
Glamour as Vanguard celebrates Nigeria’s 2015 Torchbearers
Kogi guber candidate, Rotimi Obadofin is dead
REVEALED: What PDP will base their 2019 campaign on
He’s apprehensive about sex during my period
Tears, encomium as dead NYSC member, Okonta is buried
IT expert tasks FG on human capital development
How to tame a rebellious teenager
Court sends 5 suspected kidnappers to prison in Anambra
One-night stands can’t heal a failed relationship
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SubscribeFury vs Klitschko to rematch in Manchester July 9
Tyson Fury’s rematch against Wladimir Klitschko will take place in Manchester on 9 July, according to the British fighter’s trainer and uncle.
PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR AWARDS: Vanguard honours Buhari, Jonathan, Ekwueme, others today
The cream of Nigeria’s political and economic players will converge today, in Lagos, to witness the Vanguard annual awards to some of the leading personalities in the professions and political class.
Stop attack on Jonathan, group warns ENDS coordinator
The Africa Arise For Change Network, AAFCN, has warned the Coordinator, Every Nigerian Do Something project, ENDS, Dr. Peregrino Brimah, to desist from his unnecessary attack on former President Goodluck Jonathan, as well as others whom they described as people who put their lives on the line for the security of the nation.
Edo is work in progress; I have nothing more to prove — Oshiomhole
Governor Adams Oshiomhole in this interview with Vanguard, reviewed his seven and half years in office, and declared that he has nothing more to prove after defeating the Edo political godfathers, revamping the economy of the state and laying solid foundations for future development of the state. Excerpts:
Shiite Narrative: Brimah’s half truths, lies and sheer rabidity
Fanatics and extremists in Nigeria have a new poster boy to manage their propaganda. He is the coordinator of the Every Nigerian Do Something, ENDS, project, Dr. Peregrino Brimah, who brands himself a political observer. No one should envy him his new task. It is a difficult one because lies and half truths are needed to market a bad product, which will require its peddler to be rabid because it is potentially risky for the nation’s wellbeing.
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