Zuma urges ANC to punish lawmakers who voted against him
President Jacob Zuma of South Africa has urged the African National Congress (ANC) to identify and punish party members who voted against him in a no-confidence motion in parliament on Aug. 8.
NCC confiscates N10bn pirated items in 6 years – DG
The Nigerian Copyright Commission (NCC) has confiscated pirated materials worth about ten billion Naira in the last six year in the country.
Lagos pilgrims leave Madinah for Makkah in batches
Pilgrims from Lagos State who were on the first flight to Saudi Arabia left the city of Madinah to Makkah Monday 14th of August, 2017 in preparation for the Hajj rites.
BBC asks Why do Buhari, Dos Santos and Mugabe go to hospital abroad?
Pilgrims from Lagos State who were on the first flight to Saudi Arabia left the city of Madinah to Makkah Monday 14th of August, 2017 in preparation for the Hajj rites.
Don’t blame automotive plan for Tokunbo vehicles’ cost — NADDC
CONTRARY to media reports (not in Vanguard) that the National Automotive Industry Development Plan, NAIDP, was punitive and responsible for the increase in smuggled vehicles, the National Automotive Design and Development Council, NADDC, has said that the agency is shocked that the policy is being blamed for the increased prices of imported used vehicles otherwise known as Tokunbo vehicles.
17-yr-old that slit girl’s throat, 22 others escape from Sapele Remand Home
SAPELE—A 17-year-old male SAPELE—A 17-year-old male inmate, Silas Anidi, who slit the throat of an 11-year-old girl in 2015, is among 23 inmates that escaped from the Ministry of Women Affairs and Development Remand Home in Sapele.Though the incident was carefully kept away from the public, investigation by Vanguard revealed that the inmates within the age bracket of 14 and 17 years escaped from custody on July 30th and August 2nd in what a staff of the home described as a careful orchestrated escape plot.
