Should physical disability be a barrier to true love?
Falling in love with a physically challenged person isn’t something that people talk about often (if at all). People tend to place more emphasis on physical appearance than feelings, which ought to always follow in the pursuit of true happiness.
FG launches agriculture roadmap, ”The Green Alternative”
The Federal Government on Monday inaugurated a roadmap for the agriculture sector, tagged: “The Green Alternative: Agriculture Promotion Policy, 2016-2020.’’
Again, alleged herdsmen kill six in Kaduna village
By Luka Binniyat KADUNA – After killing 11 persons, and burning down two villages in Godogodo Chiefdom, Jema’a Local Government Area, LGA, in Southern part of Kaduna State, penultimate week, the same alleged armed herdsmen killed six farmers last Saturday in Godogodo, village sources told our reporter in Kaduna. The villagers, who spoke to Vanguard, […]
Buhari mourns Abuah, Director Information Dept at Aso Villa
President Muhammadu Buhari has sent a condolence message to the family of Director of Information, State House, Justin Onuorah Abuah who passed on Sunday in Abuja after a brief illness.
Naira may appreciate to N300 per dollar – BDC operator
A Bureau De Change (BDC) operator, Mr Harrison Owoh, on Monday predicted that the Naira might appreciate to N300 against the dollar within a week.
Alleged Infidelity: Husband insists wife must go to his village to swear
A 41-year-old man, James Omale, on Monday told an Igando Customary Court, Lagos that his wife must go to his village and swear to proof her innocence of alleged infidelity.
High Court orders, INEC to monitor PDP’s national convention
Justice Ibrahim Watila of a Federal High court in Port Harcourt yesterday ordered that the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC should monitor the national convention of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP slated for Wednesday in Port Harcourt.
Terrorism: U.S brings in FBI, technical assistance to support Nigeria
The U.S. Government says it is bringing in officials from its Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and other security experts to provide technical assistance to the Nigerian Government to deal with terrorism.
Buhari advised to develop short term economic policy
Mallam Manzuma Issa, Ilorin Branch Chairman of the Nigeria Bar Association (NBA), on Monday advised the Federal Government to develop a short term policy to recover the nation’s economy.
Speed limiting device: FRSC orders drivers to comply by Oct. 1 deadline
The Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) on Monday advised commercial vehicle owners to comply with the Oct. 1 deadline for the installation of speed limiting devices in their vehicles.
Govt in talks with Boko Haram terrorists – Lai Mohammed
Chief of Defence Staff, CDS, General Abayomi Olonishakin has said that swapping detained Boko Haram members with the missing Chibok girls was a political decision which does not affect the military operation in the den of the terrorists.
Rio Olympics: Nigeria can win Germany, says Peterside
Ex-Enyimba keeper, Idah Peterside, says the National U-23 team can win Germany when they clash in the semi-final of the on-going Rio Olympic Games on Wednesday
Rio Olympics: Nigerian supporters say minister’s alleged interference delayed visas procurement
The Nigeria Football Supporters Club (NFSC) says the Minister of Youth and Sports, Solomon Dalung’s alleged interference in its internal affairs delayed the members visas to Rio 2016 Olympic Games.
We have not pulled out of CAN, Northern CAN insists
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) in the 19 Northern States and FCT, on Monday refuted media reports that they had pulled out of the mother body.
My husband beats me frequently, wife tells court
A 26-year-old housewife, Khadijat Hussaini,, has told a Mararaba Upper Area Court in Nasarawa State that her husband is in the habit of beating her in any slightest disagreement.
To justify budget padding is to place Reps interest above Nigeria, SERAP tells Dogara
Against the background of allegations of budget padding and abuse of public trust by the leadership of the House of Representatives, Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has told the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara that, “There is absolutely no constitutional provisions that grant to members or leaders of the House of Representatives the power to insert projects in the budget.”
