When will the National Assembly walk the talk?
“What you don’t produce, you don’t deserve,” Senator Joseph Dada from Ogun State said in his contribution to the debate on the bill to amend the Public Procurement Act that is fashioned to promote locally produced goods penultimate Wednesday.
Grammy award winner, Norman Brown, Yemi Sax, Femi Leye, others to perform live at jazz and culture festival
The United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) designated April 30 as International Jazz Day to highlight, promote, and showcase the diplomatic role of uniting people in all corners of the globe through Jazz music.
Obiano: Two years, two good
By James Eze ON Thursday March 17, 2016, Governor Willie Obiano marked his two years in office. There were no ceremonies. Not even the usual state banquet or the solemn high mass. In fact, the governor kept a busy schedule on that day; commissioning the House of Assembly Complex and playing host to some important […]
AISSON to partner military in national security
The Association of Industrial Security and Safety Operators of Nigeria (AISSON) has said that building a robust and viable partnership with the Nigerian military would enhance the military’s capability to keep Nigeria safe from internal and external threats.
At 54, Kanayo O Kanayo unveils KOKMA
Top Nollywood actor, Kanayo. O. Kanayo, recently celebrated his 54th birthday in grand style. He used the opportunity to officially unveil his long term goal of giving back to the society through his academy tagged, Kanayo. O. Kanayo Mentoring Academy, KOKMA.
Okada man shines at 2016 Community Awards Night
The night of Sunday, April 17 was remarkable to residents of Omole Estate, Phase 1. It was a night when the high, the mighty and the down trodden came together at the Event Centre, located inside the estate to celebrate themselves and give honour to those who were deserving of honour.
Nigeria’s killing fields
The story of Mrs. Ngozi Udebu, a teacher and housewife, who died recently at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, Idi Araba, Lagos, occupied a bit of space in Vanguard during the week. I do not have all the details, but available information points to the misnomers that characterize health care delivery in Nigeria.
Nigeria faces risk of dying rural life, ageing rural population
A University Don and expert in Rural Development Communication, Professor Kolawole Adebayo has warned that Nigeria faces the risk of dying rural life, ageing rural population, increasing rural dependence on urban incomes, among other things should it continues to neglect rural development.
Justice, Ogoniland remediation Et Al
The 26th United States President, Theodore Roosevelt recognised that the vast natural resources of the United States were not limitless so should be managed carefully for the betterment of his people. He acknowledged that American citizens are the most valuable natural resources. To him protection of human health was central and valid for the conservation movement which he developed for the sustainable use and protection of natural resources.
Fuel crisis: 39.96m litres of fuel distributed nationwide
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, yesterday, stated that over 1,118 truckloads of Premium Motor Spirit, PMS, also known as petrol, bearing about 39.958 million litres of the product have been deployed across the country.
Ondo youths want guber slot
AS the governorship election in Ondo state draws nearer, the Youth wing of the Peoples Democratic Party PDP weekend canvassed that the party’s candidate should be picked from the southern senatorial district of the state
