EFCC board appointments, PIB, and other deeds of presidency
The Miracle of God’s Supernatural Touch (3)
Samuel Segun Okoya, an inspirational pedagogue and achiever, at 60
Stress kills: Overuse your body and die suddenly!
National Council for Arts & Culture moves for peaceful elections
You can’t serve deities and prosper
The shape of bitter, dirty politics to come
Victim exposes ‘kidnappers’ community in Ondo where 40 men carry rifles’
Why we organized seminar for SMEs — Union Bank
Spiked Beyond Spikes, Throes, Travails of Niger Delta
Almost made it home
Oil price drops to $53.82 as OPEC, others struggle to stabilise market
Akpabio: Playing God in Akwa-Ibom
I am now being called a new name
Who would you rather marry? A gentleman or a cad?
Christmas and demonisation of Christ
Ndi Enugu in Diaspora endorse Ugwuanyi for second term

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CREATIVE INDUSTRY SUPPORT: What we’re doing is to get people to see the positive side of Africa – Herbert Wigwe
In 1999, the creative industry contributed only 4 percent to the world’s economic output. At that time, the Nigerian creative industry was primarily made up of films and music.
RIVERS APC: Tonye Cole, other candidates truly out of 2019 polls?
Cole, who spoke to Sunday Vanguard, noted that the decision of the court did not affect his candidature in the 2019 elections
Would you super-glue your cheating rat to his mistress?
“Thank goodness I could manage to drive home in spite of the pain. As I winced up the stairs and opened the bedroom door, never expecting my husband to be there since he was presumed to be at the party, I stood shell-shocked at what greeted my eyes. Peter was lying flat on his back, stark naked. The bed cover was on the floor and a naked woman was lying next to him. Fury raced through me. I wanted to batter the two of them – but I was in too much pain with my back. The woman’s arm was lying on Peter’s chest.
Strike in education sector: Ngige vows to ensure industrial peace
The Minister of Labour and Employment , Senator Chris Ngige, has said that the Federal Government will continue to ensure industrial peace and harmony for the attainment of it’s development targets.
The Nigerian Legislature Wins The 2018 “Disruptive” Award
One lesson learnt here is that there are many individuals making efforts to develop the country
It’s time for thanksgiving
It is often said that when we send praises up to the Lord, miracles come down. Use the remaining days of this year, to praise God at all times
2019: NAS takes sensitisation campaign to markets
AHEAD of the 2019 general elections, the National Association of Seadogs, NAS, has embarked on sensitisation campaign to markets to warn the electorate on the danger of selling their votes to desperate politicians.
The first shall be the last
When Christians preach the false prosperity gospel, their focus is on this life. They talk of Christ becoming poor that Christians may become rich.” (2 Corinthians 8:9). But the true gospel is not about poor Christians becoming rich in this life. It is about rich Christians becoming poor.
School days are the happiest days – Cilliers, school principal
South Africa-born Ronald Cilliers, 55, is the Principal of Greenwood House School. He has been living in Nigeria for over 11 years. He studied mechanical and electrical engineering before going into IT, conflict management and educational management. He speaks on the goals of his school.
Kidnapped Rivers bishop freed
THE Anglican Diocese of Ahoada, Rivers State has announced the release of its Bishop, Clement Ekpeye by the gunmen who abducted him Tuesday.

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