Outcry as lawyers, others blast Buhari on rule of law remarks
I believe in Igbo agenda, restructuring, says Kwankwaso
2nd Phanes Group Solar Incubator calls for entries
Lagos:Star Alliance planning zero money politics to beat APC
SON tackles malnutrition, mops up unfortified food products
Journalist Abiri sues DSS, demands N200m
Journalist Abiri sues DSS, demands N200m
Deltans’ll reward Okowa’s hardwork with their votes – Igban
Senator weeps over ‘shoddy’ Adamawa post-insurgency project
Naira down to N363/$ in I&E window
ExxonMobil shows outright contempt for Nigeria’s Supreme court

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Allah, save us from Miyetti Allah!
THERE is no other measuring rod for the total collapse of our moral columns as a country than the ubiquitousness of Miyetti Allah in our national affairs and the reckless audacity with which their acquired impunity mocks our outrage.
Vanguard holds Economic Forum Series on MSMEs today
Vanguard Newspaper is today hosting the inaugural Economic Forum Series on MSMEs with the theme, “The Impact of Technology Adoption for MSMEs in a Changing Tax Policy and Regulatory Environment” at the Civic Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos by 10am.
Flood mitigation: FG moves to set up technical c’ttee on vulnerability assessment in states
The Federal Government, through ECOWAS Early Warning and Response Mechanism in Nigeria, ECOEWRM, has unveiled plans to set up a technical committee on the vulnerability assessment of flood mitigation across the states of the federation.
Kachikwu, others to attend Future Energy conference
Minister of State, Petroleum Resources, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu, his counterpart in South Africa, H.E Jeff Radebe; Uganda, Hon. Irene Muloni and Kenya, Hon. Charles Keter along with over 300 delegates from over 50 countries and 1,500 global industry attendees are among others expected to attend the 2018 Future Energy Africa.
Drinking milk at breakfast lowers blood glucose all day — STUDY
A change in breakfast routine may provide benefits for the management of type 2 diabetes, a new study has found. The new study revealed that milk at breakfast helps keep blood glucose lower throughout the day.

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