Machecki: This app will help you check your voter registration standing
Don’t fancy going through over 1,000 pages to check if your name has been deleted from Ghana’s voters register? We have the answer.
Why capital releases are delayed, by Udoma
ABUJA—THE Federal Government said, yesterday, that procurement procedure and low revenue were responsible for the delay in capital releases to service the 2016 Budget.
Robbery attack on Vanguard Publisher: Guards gave us information—suspects
Police have arrested three suspected members of a robbery gang that invaded the Anthony home of the Publisher of Vanguard Newspapers, Mr. Sam Amuka, last month.
N-DELTA: Elements with ulterior motives ‘re fighting Buhari- Loyibo
Chief Mike Loyibo is the National Coordinator of Concerned Niger Delta Elders, CNDE and Nigerian Leaders for Peace, two platforms working to promote peace and stability in the troubled region. In this interview, the Arepamowei of Kabowei Kingdom, dispels claims that the Niger Delta is opposed to the President Muhammadu Buhari, insisting that only with those ulterior motives would do so because Buhari means well for the Niger Delta given what he has done so far for the region.
Why China would not accept award by arbitral tribunal in South China
China has rejected an award by the Arbitral Tribunal in the South China Sea Arbitration, an award that caused strong indignation and resentment from Chinese people and government.
No plan to impeach Buhari – SENATE
The Senate, yesterday, rebuffed insinuations of a plot to initiate impeachment proceedings against President Muhammadu Buhari, saying such suggestions were speculative.
Demolition: Protests continue in Owerri
Commercial activities were again shut down in Owerri yesterday, as more people joined the protest against the continued demolition of buildings by the state government.
Gender does not confer leadership
The world was agog this week with the certainty that the next British Prime Minister would be a woman. The attainment of that office this Wednesday by Theresa May who replaced a politically-crushed David Cameron at 10,
Dangers of Executive take over of NASS
IT has become necessary for all lovers of democracy and haters of autocracy to beam their searchlight on the unfolding events at the National Assembly, particularly the Senate. Even before the inauguration of the Eight Senate, controversy had been thick in the air and there was plenty of jockeying for power, supremacy, and control of […]
World leaders’ horror at Nice attack
Politicians and public figures from around the world have reacted with horror after a truck smashed into a crowd in the French resort of Nice, killing at least 84 as they watched a Bastille Day fireworks display.
Melaye: Apologise now or… —Group
Coalition of Civil Societies and Media Executives for Good Governance, COCMEGG, has condemned Senator Dino Melaye for disparaging and casting aspersions on a woman of substance and beacon of hope to the womenfolk across Africa, Senator Oluremi Tinubu.
