1,000 Days: Buhari recommits to return of Chibok Schoolgirls
2,780 candidates sit for Nigerian Army examination in Jigawa
How restructuring will solve Nigeria’s problems, by Akin Osuntokun
FIRS collected N1.207 trillion in 2016
For once, let’s applaud Buhari
Kogi Govt warns against sponsored protests against Staff Audit
Our headache as opposition party – Bode George
Nigeria could teach the West a few things
Herdsmen’s attack: Benue community storms police headquarters
Killing of varsity lecturer: ASUU demands justice
Division in Auditor-General’s Office over Ayine’s appointment
Economic sabotage: How we arrested 22 suspects in one month — Haruna
American coaches vow to sue sports ministry
Quit that smoking environment or your unborn baby dies
Army denies CD claim on killings of 2000 Igbo youths
To win Delta, APC must first win back its soul
NFF’s decision on Age Grade competitions

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Africa Nations Cup: Can Cote d’Ivoire defend their title?
The African Nations Cup begins on Saturday against a backdrop of civil strife in host nation Gabon and ever more strident complaints from European clubs about the tournament taking away key players midway through their season.
God used a witch to save my life — Adeboye
GENERAL Overseer of The Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye recently revealed how God used a witch to stop him from eating kola nut which would have lead to his death if he did not stop the act.
Our religious leaders are corrupt- Rev. Ladi Thompson
There’s a conspiracy between the Church, the Mosque and politics to loot the nation. Offering has hugely dropped in most churches and mosques. Everybody now finds out that the whole of Nigeria is run on corruption money
Police kill kidnap suspect; rescue pregnant mother, child
DELTA State Police Command has killed one suspect and rescued a pregnant mother and her two-year- old boy from the kidnappers.
In Kaduna the chief security officer is the chief problem
It needs to be stressed, however, that this is not a Christian versus Muslim conflict. It is herdsmen versus everybody else – people who get compensated for losing cows after destroying peoples’ farms, churches and homes
Software, security our strategy — Nader Henein, BlackBerry Regional Director
We are not the kind of organisation that would acquire a company or product and then disappear. We are very much big on integration and giving the user an end to end experience when it comes to what they get from BlackBerry and what services they get from BlackBerry.
Sports ministry: Mixed reactions greet Ohaa’s re-deployment as Perm Sec
The Youth and Sports ministry at the weekend witnessed mixed reactions among its staff following the re-deployment of the Permanent Secretary, Mr Christian Ohaa by the Office of the Head of Civil Service of the Federation.
Your liver won’t leave you if you live well
Just because a supplement is labeled as “natural” doesn’t mean it’s good for you — many herbs and supplements have been associated with liver damage. Taking more than one medicine or herb that acts on the liver may compound the issue
I intend to make money, win awards from The Three Wise Men — Opa Williams
Ace Nollywood movie producer, Opa Williams, is gunning for the skies with the premiere of his latest movie, The Three Wise Men, a comic movie which deals with serious issues of life. The talented movie-maker who premiered the movie late last year, says as a business man he hopes to make a lot of money and bag some awards to decorate his hall of fame as part of his gains from the movie
Payment of N5,000 by FG creates an officially recognised ‘begging class’
On Saturday December 31, 2016, at the residence of the publisher of Vanguard, on a shelf was a copy of Lee Kuan Yew’s global best seller which many people had written and talked about – but few ever read. It was time to read it from page to page in the hope that there might be some insights in it for Nigeria. I was an undergraduate reading Economics in the United States when in August 1965 the majority Malaysians physically threw out the minority Chinese and other races and forced them to form a new country – Singapore. It was a small island state with no natural resources, no large population, nothing to build upon. The vast majority of economist in the US gave the new country no more than six months before collapsing. Its per capital income was far less than that of Nigeria. But, by 2000, it had per capita income of over $13,000 per annum – the third highest of any nation in the world.

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