At the beginning of May 2006, the Senate, as the upper legislative chamber in Nigeria’s national parliament, began consideration of an extraordinary bill to amend 116 items in Nigeria’s Constitution. All sides involved in the debate knew they were playing for high stakes. Under the existing Constitution, the president and all thirty-six state governors were limited to not more than two terms of four years each. If the amendment succeeded, Nigeria was fated to return to a history of disorderly and unstable transfer of power.

The Advertisers Association of Nigeria, ADVAN, has announced  entry  for the 8th edition of its Awards for Marketing Excellence.

Despite the controversy surrounding the award of the dredging contract of the Escravos channel, the controversy has no way affected the project as host communities have given support to the ongoing dredging exercise due to the expected rippling economic benefits the project will to the Delta ports. In this interview with the Vanguard Maritime Report, the Chairman of the Delta State Seaports’ Stakeholders Association, Mr Emiko Oghomienor, said that stakeholders are very keen on ensuring that the project is completed within the stipulated time

THE pan-Yoruba socio-political organisation, Afenifere, yesterday, disagreed with former Lagos State governor, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu that the herdsmen terror being witnessed across the country is a fallout of water scarcity.

By Chinedu Adonu ENUGU—A strategic group in Enugu North senatorial district of Enugu State, known as “Nsukka Zonal Strategic Group, NZSG,” has   endorsed Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi for a second term in office, resolving to join hands with other people of the state to ensure the governor’s success in the forthcoming 2019 elections. The group, which […]