Some of our leaders are riding the Tiger’s back
We blocked Enugu-Onitsha Highway because of bad road, extortion — Lorry drivers
The making of a Long Jump champion
Police kill 6 kidnap suspects in shootout
Nigeria’s exponential population
Why I cannot work with some actors — Pat Attang
We’re fully ready for Ekiti gov election — APC
African insurers urged to pursue financial inclusion
Nnia Nwodo loud on what defines Igboman’s future
More troubles for Buhari
Ekiti 2018: Who wears the diadem
Pick your battles, woman

Subscribe to our newsletter
Sign up for our newsletter, and be the first to get the latest news on Vanguard.
Subscribe
PLATEAU:Horror in IDP camps
Jos – When armed gunmen identified as Fulani herdsmen invaded about 19 villages mainly in Barkin Ladi, Mangu and Riyom local government areas of Plateau State, all that the villagers wanted was to escape to safety. While some lost their lives in the ensuing confusion, thousands made it to safe places in areas where they are totally strangers
Macron, culture and the dearth of statecraft
When Emmanuel Macron, president of France celebrated his 40th birthday, it wasn’t a disco party in jeans and designer t-shirt, gyrating to old school pop music and savouring the last moments of youth, as those of that age group are won’t to do. For him, youth had been over a long time ago.
Assets falsification charge: Why S’Court freed Saraki
Respite came the way of the Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, yesterday, as the Supreme Court, quashed the assets falsification charge the Federal Government preferred against him before the Code of Conduct Tribunal, CCT. In a unanimous decision by a five-man panel of Justices, the apex court, vacated the Court of Appeal judgement that ordered Saraki to enter his defence to three out of the 18-count charge FG entered against him.
Why Buhari does not keep friends – Associates
How Engr. Buba Galadima, a onetime fanatical supporter of President Muhammadu Buhari became the face of the rebellion against the second term aspiration of the president has been traced to the poor human management skills of the president.
The path to 2019 ‘ll be rough—APP Chair,Ugochinyere
By Joseph Erunke As young as he is, Ikenga Imo Ugochinyere’s name commands respect in some quarters. His activities are closely monitored by the security agencies, especially the police and the Department of State Services, DSS. He started brushes with the law right from the tale end of 2015 when his vociferous voice as President […]
NNPC and FAAC facts of sharing
As individuals and communities we are encouraged to share what we have with others. The love and care for neighbour is divine in nature. The concept of sharing is also not to encourage indolence. The Nigerian constitution authorized funds of the federation to be in a central pool to be distributed; to each according to an agreed formula. That spirit of cooperation and solidarity had existed among the sub national governments since the First Republic.
Freedom of expression and contempt of court: The justice Okon Abang’s order against channels in perspective
“It is not contempt of court to criticize the conduct of a judge or the conduct of a court, even if such criticism is strongly worded, provided that the criticism is fair, temperate and made in good faith”.
Court directs immediate release of Benedict Peters’ properties in UK
The Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has, today 6 July 2018, directed the immediate release of two properties located in the United Kingdom belonging to African Billionaire businessman and Aiteo boss Benedict Peters which had been the subject of an Interim Forfeiture Order obtained by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in 2016, allegedly in the course of its investigation of allegations of corruption against the former Petroleum Minister, Mrs Dieziani Alison-Madueke.
Ndigbo and Buhari: Still a difficult romance
Chief Timipire Sylva’s castigation of critics of President Muhammadu Buhari’s second term aspiration at last Tuesday’s All Progressives Congress, APC Southeast zonal rally in Owerri was indeed profound.
Of Housing and Urban Development
By Julius Oweh In the folklorist wisdom of the tortoise, it decided to bring its own accommodation to the world, hence the tortoise does not build house like other animals. Man however cannot live in the legend of tortoise and so he must provide accommodation for himself either as a tenant or landlord. Either way, […]

Subscribe to our E-EDITIONS
Subscribe to our digital e-editions here, and enjoy access to the exact replica of Vanguard Newspapers publications.
Subscribe