

How APC liberated Kwara from Saraki’s dynasty – Lai Mohammed
Wamakko donates N4.25m to families of 17 persons killed in Sokoto
March 9: APC plotting to unleash military on S-South – PDP
Shocking!!!
Dickson visits family of murdered PDP leader
Why we endorsed Ohakim — Imo elders
Sanwo-Olu, MC Oluomo meet Igbo, assure of safety
Ooni of Ife hosts Aje festival
The Nelson Mandela-Buhari phenomenon
Jaguar enhances XE beauty, performance
Presidential election, rape of democracy — Biafra groups
Woman drags father to court for rejecting her fiance
330 Nigerians to be deported from Libya today
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SubscribeTUC, senior civil servants rejoice with Buhari
TRADE Union Union Congress of Nigeria, TUC and the Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria, ASCSN, have congratulated President Mohummadu Buhari over his election for a second term of four years during Saturday’s presidential election.
Election violence: Catholic Archbishop sues for peace
WORRIED by skirmishes in parts of Lagos during the February 23 presidential /National Assembly elections, Catholic Archbishop of Lagos, Most Rev. Alfred Adewale Martins has again stressed the need for the various ethnic groups in the state to live in peace and harmony.
Buhari may dissolve cabinet before May 29 —Presidency
ABUJA—Special Adviser, Media and Publicity to the President, Femi Adesina, said, yesterday, that President Muhammadu Buhari will likely dissolve his cabinet before May 29.
Kia appoints Kamlik Motors in Kaduna
Kia Motors Nigeria, the fastest grow-ing automobile company in Nigeria, offering the public the very best in cutting edge automotive technology, has announced a new partnership with Kamlik Motors Limited. To further expand its market reach and ease of access to teeming customers in the country, this dealership agreement will facilitate bringing KIA closer to the people in Kaduna and its environs.
Presidential poll: How National Peace C’ttee can ensure peace —Consultants
IF pre-election warnings and recommendations of various groups, including international observers had been heeded, the February 23 presidential and National Assembly polls would have been violence- free, Vanguard checks have shown.
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