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The sphinx of violence
ICAN honours Prof Akintoye
Bus driver handcuffed to Police Van: They found only an empty packet of cigarette on me
Home truths
GM to pull out of India, sell S Africa plant
Jeep plans Wrangler Pickup truck
At 25, Message of Islam Ahmadiyya Goes Global
Shun all corrupt practices, DIG tells policemen
Weststar tests market with all new Fiat Tipo
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SubscribeLuxury bus owners, mass transit operators form ‘coalition’
IN an unprecedented endeavour aimed at presenting a common platform on matters concerning inter-city road transportation in the country, two of the foremost groups in the sector have announced the formation of ALBON & AMTO Coalition.
Ohanaeze calls for food security in Igboland
By Dennis Agbo ENUGU—OHANAEZE Ndigbo has advised its people against depending on other parts of the country for food supply. The apex Igbo body therefore called on Ndigbo both at home and abroad to invest much in agriculture, especially in their peculiar areas of comparative advantage such as palm produce, rice, cassava, cashew plantation, yam, […]
IMO LGA ELECTION: Ohanaeze youths raise alarm
FOLLOWING the rumours that the Imo state local government elections, may not hold in September this year, as earlier proclaimed by Governor Rochas Okorocha, the state chapter of Ohanaeze Youth Council, OYC, yesterday, asked Okorocha not to disappoint Imolites.
Girl who escaped from Boko Haram not one of 276 Chibok girls —BBOG
By Omeiza Ajayi ABUJA — The Chibok girl, whose recovery was announced on Wednesday by the Presidency is not part of the 276 girls originally abducted from a girls’ secondary school in Chibok, Borno State, in April 2014, Vanguard has learned. While the Bring Back Our Girls, BBOG, movement had welcomed the girl with great […]
We must get transmission of results during elections right before 2019 — Saraki
ABUJA— SENATE President, Dr Bukola Saraki, yesterday, said one major things the country and the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, must get right before the 2019 general election, was what he described as the big issue of transmission of results during elections.
Amaju’s reception: Edo Queens, U13 clash
As part of events for the grand reception by the South South Congress of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), in Benin City today, a novelty match has been arranged between Edo Queens, the top women side in Edo state and the state’s U13 male side that was being groomed by late national team Coach Shuaibu Amodu at the Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium in Benin City.
RECESSION: We must begin to think of Nigeria without oil — SOLUDO
WKA— FORMER Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Professor Charles Soludo said yesterday that the current economic recession in the country was a big eye opener for Nigerians, advising the nation’s leaders to begin to think of Nigeria without oil.
Power crisis: Stakeholders resolve to end blame game
ABUJA— Major stakeholders in the country’s power sector, yesterday, resolved to put the blame game behind and start appropriate action that will build robust synergy towards delivering improved electricity to the people.
JAMB releases 1,048,914 results, registration closes May 28
Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, Professor Ishaq Oloyede, yesterday, in Lagos said of the 1.7 million candidates writing the ongoing UTME, the results of 1,048,914 had been released.
Edo govt to PDP: Stop frivolous allegations
BENIN—Edo State Government, yesterday, lambasted the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in the state, over incessant frivolous allegations against the state government, urging members of the party to put on their thinking caps and come up with solutions on how to move the state forward.
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