Joblessness: Ladies turn Keke Napep riders in Bayelsa
FG targets $1bn from voluntary income declaration
Restructuring: Southern leaders give Oyegun hard knocks
New Media: Threat or complement to traditional media?
Restructuring: Dickson advocates all-parties c’ttee
‘Nnamdi Kanu most frightening product of our …’
Badoo boys move to Ogun as Police screen 38 more
Rescue kidnapped Lagos students now
Court strikes out suit by Patience Jonathan
Rohr storms Germany for Leon Balogun

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How Balewa declared state of emergency in the West in 1962
No responsible Government of the Federation could allow an explosive situation
Law on Prevention and Detection of Crimes by the Police in Nigeria: A review
From legal point of view, the research culminating in the publication of the book undoubtedly has huge potentials of adding value to the body of knowledge regarding fundamental assignment of effective policing of Nigeria by the country’s prime law enforcement institution–The Nigeria Police
Indigenous Authority triggers freedom of Ogoniland with 59 cassava farms
OGONI—THE Ogoni Central Indigenous Authority, OCIA, a self-ruling government of the Ogoni ethnic nationality in Rivers State, has triggered the economic, social, cultural and political freedoms of the Ogoni people especially as it has introduced an agricultural policy to secure food for the people, stabilize and ensure speedy development of the communities.
Punish A’Ibom monarchs adjudicating criminal matters – Activist
UYO—HUMAN Rights activist and Executive Director, Community Policing Partners for Justice, Security & Democratic Reforms (COMPPART) in Akwa Ibom State, Mr. Saviour Akpan, has called on the state government to prosecute traditional rulers caught handling criminal matters in their communities.
Nigeria slow eliminating HIV as women contribute 90% new infections in children
Many more HIV positive pregnant women need to be accessing PMTCT services during antenatal care
Crisis in NHIS is a total collapse of regulation — Pharm. Alkali
NHIS managers over the years failed in their regulatory role to ensure that the Health Management Organisations, HMOs, do the right thing based on the guideline
I’m no Badoo, man in Vanguard cover photo cries out
Okewunmi Omotoyosi Daniel, who was, weekend, arrested alongside suspected members of the notorious Badoo boys during a joint raid by the Police, O’odua Peoples Congress, OPC, and members of a vigilante group in Ikorodu area of Lagos, has said that he is not a member of the dreaded cult.
African lawyers are becoming more creative- N. J. Ayuk, CEO, Centurion Law Group
The use of technology is becoming prevalent around the African legal market; but what is also growing is the role of women in the legal field
No deadline to actualize Biafra — Kanu
The leader of Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu, has said that IPOB did not give any deadline for the actualization of the sovereign state of Biafra and neither did he say there would be no election without a referendum on Biafra, but government is using media to spread false information about him and the agitation for Biafra.
Anambra poll: Social media, radio campaigns take centre stage
WHILE voters in Anambra State are complaining that some of the aspirants for governorship office in the November election are avoiding the state like a plague, many are using social media and radio to take their campaigns to the electorate.
Manipulation of electoral process, threat to national unity —Wike
Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State has cautioned against manipulating electoral processes, stating that same was a threat to Nigerian’s unity.
Nigeria vs Cameroon: NFF, FIFA yet to agree on new date
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) is yet to accept the proposed new date by FIFA for the 2018 World Cup qualifying tie against Cameroon in Uyo.
Don’t force Enyeama out from retirement, Lawal warns Rohr
Former Super Eagles midfielder, Garba Lawal has warned the team coach, Gernot Rohr not to force Vincent Enyeama out from retirement.
Ondo bricklayer, apprentice die in 40-foot well over bucket
Akure—TWO middle-aged bricklayers reportedly drowned in a 40-foot well in Akure, the Ondo State capital, weekend, in their bid to recover the can they were using to fetch water.
Group faults endorsement of candidate for Osun West by-election
The Osun Progressive Youth Forum, OPYF, a coalition of youth associations in Osun State, has described as “phony,” the purported endorsement of the PDP candidate in the forthcoming Osun West Senatorial by-election slated for July 8, 2017.

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