9% tax on ICT will threaten Nigeria’s 30% broadband penetration by 2018 – A4A1
‘I want to stay’ at Chelsea, says emotional Terry
Benfica retain Portuguese title
Sheriff apologises to aggrieved PDP stakeholders
Tourism Summit: Exploring opportunities for growth
Trump fights back on questions over women, taxes
Leading English Premier League scorers
‘I want to stay’ at Chelsea, says emotional Terry
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Love, Forgiveness panaceas to broken marriages, says Abioye
The Vice President, Living Faith Church, Worldwide, Bishop David Abioye has urged couples to embrace love and forgiveness in their unions to forestall broken homes.
Kwara Poly to re-open Radio Station
Kwara State Polytechnic, Ilorin plans to re-open its radio station, to serve as source of information to its host communities.
Don decries scrapping History from school curriculum
“I cannot imagine a country developing without studying history and this is something that should be urgently looked into,’’ he said.
The author of many literary works, including `One Week, One Trouble’, urged governments at all levels to reintroduce the subject in schools with a view to reinventing the society.
Court orders Unilorin to pay KWIRS N900m tax arrears
An Ilorin High Court has ordered the University of Ilorin to settle its outstanding tax liability of N970m to the Kwara State Internal Revenue Service (KWIIRS).
I never collected N25m for Jonathan’s campaign in 2015 – Shekarau
The former Governor of Kano State and Education Minister, Malam Ibrahim Shekarau has denied receiving the of N25m from the alleged N950m campaign fund shared at his residence in Kano before the 2015 general elections in Nigeria.
Fuel price: Lawmaker urges labour unions to dialogue with FG
A Lagos lawmaker, Mr Segun Olulade, on Sunday urged the organised labour to dialogue with the Federal Government rather than engage in industrial action over the increase in the pump price of petrol.
Attack: Enugu CP warns rumour mongers
The Commissioner of Police in Enugu State, Mr Emmanuel Ojukwu, has warned people spread rumour of impending attack of some communities in the state to desist from it, saying there was no substance in the story.
Tackle resurgence of militancy in Niger Delta, PENGASSAN urges FG
Calabar – The Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) has urged the Federal Government to tackle the resurgence of militancy and oil pipelines vandalism in the Niger Delta.
7 Kwara Football Academy players for trials in Europe,UAE
Seven players from the Kwara Football Academy (KFA) will be undergoing trials in four European countries United Arab Emirates and South Africa, the academy’s Administrator, Kunle Ayantola, has said.
Jerry Gana blames Nigeria’s woes on mediocre leaders
FORMER Minister of Information, Prof. Jerry Gana, has blamed Nigeria’s underdevelopment and economic woes on entrusting mediocres with its leadership
How my bishop-father endorsed my marriage to Muslim-husband — OLUFUNSO AMOSUN
Last week, the First Lady of Ogun State, Mrs Olufunsho Amosun, clocked 50. In this interview, conducted at the Government House, Abeokuta, she explains why, as a staunch Christian with a bishop as a father, she is married to a Muslim even as she shares the memorable moments of her over 25 years marriage to Governor Ibikunle Amosun.
Whoever sits on the Ooni throne is Yoruba father – Oba Aladelusi, the Deji of Akure
Deji of Akure, Oba Aladetoyinbo Ogunlade Aladelusi, is facilitating the development of the ancient city. Recently, he visited Akure National Union in Ibadan where he met with Akure sons and daughters and invited them to come and develop their ancestral home. Aladelusi, a United States-based industrialist until his ascension to the throne, hosted Sunday Vanguard in his palace at Erekeson in the Ondo State capital, during which he opened up on the ranking of monarchs in Yorubaland.
Standing on the graves of Agatu before crisis turns to tragedy
President Kennedy made that remark during his inauguration address in 1960. I landed in the USA nine months after the assassination of the man who made my American university education possible. But, I always had in mind his advice to Americans. And, I don’t see why it can’t apply to Nigerians. Until now, I never had an opportunity to do something for our country. The genocide at Agatu changed that position. Suddenly, it was difficult to sleep. The thought of several hundred fellow Nigerians slaughtered and thousand rendered homeless by other fellow Nigerians was more than I could bear – especially when everything in the media point to the possibility that more carnage might be on the way. It was time to set out and find out what can be done.
Herdsmen attack another Benue village, kill 12
Just when Benue farmers were enjoying some respite from the activities of dare-devil Fulani herdsmen in some parts of the state, no fewer than 12 persons were late Friday night reportedly killed by suspect herdsmen at Tarfi village, Binnev Ward, in Buruku local government area. Sunday Vanguard learned that the attack also left so many villagers with varying degrees of injuries while several others were still reported missing and unaccounted for.
Blame Umeh for APGA woes — Obiogbolu
A chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP and a former governorship aspirant in Anambra State, Dr Alex Obiogbolu, has warned All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, and the Central senatorial candidate, Chief Victor Umeh, to stop deluding themselves and deceiving their members. He stated this in reaction to the comments made by Umeh, a former National Chairman of APGA, calling on the people of the zone to hold former Governor Peter Obi responsible for the non-representation of the zone at the Senate.

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