In remembrance of Biafra; half of a yellow sun
Fresh $5.513bn loan: SERAP writes Buhari, seeks spending details, audit of loans
50 journalists lose job to robots at Microsoft
Breaking: kidnapped Nasarawa CAN Chairman released
ICT’s 14.07% Contribution to GDP, evidence of focused effort of Buhari administration – Pantami
FG expresses shock over Sokoto massacre
SPECIAL REPORT: Topsy-turvy march in Adamawa

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53 YEARS OF BIAFRA: We will not forget May 30 — Kanu
Leader of Independent People of Biafra, IPoB, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, has hailed those he described as fallen heroes, saying the actualisation of Biafra Republic is certain.
LAND ALLOCATED TO KILLER HERDSMEN: Fingered Delta king opens up!
SINCE Delta State Commissioner of Police, CP, Hafiz Inuwa, sensationally, revealed to Vanguard that some monarchs in the state were collecting money from herdsmen and giving them sanctuaries to build camps in the state, traditional rulers from Delta North (Anioma), where the practice is seemingly rampant, have been under fire.
‘Ranching is politics, we won’t accept it’
Before COVID-19 took over the media space, one of the much talked about topics among Nigerians was the issue of ranching, ruga and cattle colony for herders.
COVID-19 TREATMENT: We are not near finding an answer — Ehanire, Health Minister
Minister of Health, Osagie Ehanire, in this interview, speaks on the efforts to ramp up Covid-19 testing amid criticisms that the authorities aren’t doing enough to test for the virus with a view to determining the extent of community transmission in Nigeria.
Be good to people, Omashola says as he receives gifts at 31
Writer, Public Relation expert and Founder, The Zionwealth Church, Apostle Chris Omashola yesterday reiterated the need to show kindness to people as he was showered with love, especially a car gift at his 31st birthday.
COVID-19 CURE CONTROVERSY: ‘Continue using hydrochloroquine and die’
Nigerian health professionals have raised concerns over the use of hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine for the treatment of COVID-19 patients in the country following the decision of the World Health Organisation, WHO, to halt the trial of the drugs for coronavirus treatment.
Buhari’s anti-corruption fight tainted with appointment of Abacha-era officials- CDD
The Centre for Democracy and Development (CDD), an Abuja-based policy advocacy and research organisation says President Muhammadu Buhari is complicit in his own corruption fight through the appointment of Abacha-era officials as members of his government.
Stop leaving your music sales revenue in hands of third parties. Do it yourself says ITAAW a new DIY distribution platform
Today is the launch day for the international and world-renowned music distribution company ITAAW Limited starting operations in Africa for the main purpose of assisting African artists to achieve economic independence. The company has watched over the years as many artists laboured and created music without getting rewarded with accurate sales figures because […]
Post-Pandemic: How to save economy from collapse — Experts
By Peter Egwuatu, Michael Eboh & Naomi Uzor Against the backdrop of COVID-19 pandemic that has crippled economic activities in the country, economists and industry chieftains across key sectors of the economy want Nigerian government to drive an economic stimulus process to prevent the collapse of businesses. They maintained that injection of liquidity and introduction […]
80% of Nigeria’s 200 million people risk contracting COVID-19 ― Wambebe, WHO consultant
•Flaunts South Korean model to contain virus By Temisan Amoye Charles Obadiah Wambebe, a scientist, is a professor of pharmacology, traditional medicine expert, and a missionary. Wambebe was the pioneer Director-General of the National Institute of Pharmaceutical Research and Development (NIPRD) from 1989-2001. He also lectured at Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria and served as President […]
Republic of Philippines appoints Nigerian’s Emmanuel Akpakwu as envoy
The Republic of Philippines, an archipelagic country in Southeast Asia has appointed Emmanuel Akpakwu, a Nigerian as its consul to the Nigerian consulate in Lagos.
NiMet predicts cloudy, thundery weather activities, May 31 – June 2
The Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) has predicted cloudy and thundery activities over the country from May 31 to June 2. NiMet`s weather outlook released on Saturday in Abuja said thunderstorms were reported over the central cities down to the south of the country. The agency said current observation showed that moisture was still much up […]
The fruitless effort to demolish Akpabio
Last week, a report was published online by Vanguard, Sun, The DEFENDER and five other Nigerian newspapers titled, “NDDC: Corruption cartel angry with Buhari: Why they struck”.
Trump says he will delay G7 summit and invite other countries
US President Donald Trump said Saturday he will delay the G7 summit scheduled to take place in June and invite other countries — including Russia — to join the meeting. “I don’t feel that as a G7 it properly represents what’s going on in the world. It’s a very outdated group of countries,” Trump told […]
RENEWED KILLINGS: How Katsina, bandits’ peace deal collapsed
Following renewed killings by bandits, Katsina State government has said the peace deal negotiated with armed groups has been canceled, warning repentant bandits to leave Rugu Forest.

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