Mbappe’s hat-trick for PSG in easy win in Belgium
Kroos scores as Real Madrid edge Galatasaray in narrow win
Tottenham return to form with 5-0 thrashing of Red Star
Osinbajo harps on building bridges across faith, tribe
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S/African taxi drivers burn down Nigerian businesses in fresh attack
Facts have emerged revealing that today’s attack on Nigerian businesses in South Africa, was perpetrated by South African taxi drivers under the guise of fighting crime.
Nigeria Security Tracker 2019: October 1 to October 15
By Rasheed Sobowale Here are some cases of crime incidents reported by Vanguard since the beginning till 15th of the month of October in 2019. This is part of Vanguard’s Nigeria Security Tracker series summarising activities of Gunmen, Kidnappers, Bandits and Boko Harams across the nation. October 2: Gunmen kill Delta community chairman The Chairman […]
Nigeria records 30% drop in piracy rate
The International Maritime Bureau, IMB, has reported a significant drop in the rate of piracy attacks on Nigeria’s waters. But the decline did not remove the country’s name from the top position in the global piracy chart.
Workers’ union bans unauthorized protests
The President General of the maritime Workers Union of Nigeria, MWUN, Comrade Adewale Adeyanju, has banned dockworkers in the category of tally clerks and onboard security men, from engaging in unauthorized protests under whatever guises henceforth.
Our major problem in Labour Ministry is Lack of Funds —Ngige
By Henry Umoru – Abuja Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige, on Monday, told the Senate that the major problem confronting the Ministry is that of funds. Ngige who decried the poor budgetary allocation to the ministry, said that the activities of the Ministry are a mini table, not seen as they do […]

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