32 year blind turns teacher in secondary school
Gov. Kashim Shettima of Borno on Monday employed a 32 year-old blind man, Mohammed Mustapha, a Bachelor of Arts graduate in History, to teach in secondary school.
I used ropes as belts, drank garri daily, says UNN best graduating student
Eke Ifeanyichukwu Emmanuel is the 2015/2016 best graduating student of University of Nigeria, with a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 4.83. In this interview with Vanguard Learning, Eke revealed that in order to survive as a student, he used ropes as belts and drank garri daily. Excerpts:
Sheriff a traitor, an agent of APC – PDP Group
A group in the People’s Democratic Party, the PDPAction, has described Senator Ali Modu Sheriff as a traitor and an agent of APC that must be treated like “a malignant cancer needing urgent surgical operation to remove in order for the party to regain its sound health and be repositioned for a fruitful opposition role and future elections.”
Man treks from Abuja to Maiduguri in support of Sheriff
Lobe Trekker, Mallam Ali Nigeria with his kits preparatory to trek between Abuja and Maiduguri in support of PDP Chairman, Senator Alimodu Sheriff as he visited Vanguard Office, Garki ABUJA. Photi by Abayomi Adeshida.
I will not handover Yobe to selfish, absentee politicians – Gov. Gaidam
Gov. Ibrahim Gaidam of Yobe says the state will not be turned over to reckless and selfish politicians at the expiration of his tenure
Admit women or lose Tokyo Games golf, IOC tells club
The club scheduled to host golf at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games must allow women to have full membership or organisers will have to find another venue.
