Apc reconciliation committee fails to reach truce in Kebbi
CAN, OAIC commend Okowa for support, dedication to work of God
Imo monarch murdered 24 hours after abduction
Yahaya Bello: Once upon a Governor
Imo monarch murdered 24hours after abduction
BREAKING: Heavy security as Abia court resumes hearing on Nnamdi Kanu’s suit against FG
The Evolution of FairMoney Microfinance Bank in Nigeria; from a loan app to a NeoBank
EECCA holds post COP26 workshop, 500 million tree-planting flag-off
Contractor drags NLNG, fmr MD to court for alleged breach of contract
UI student researches concrete recycling to cut costs, boost safety
Young African CEOs to meet in Abuja
Our deal with Siemens to expand electricity capacity by 25,000MW – FG
SOKOTO TRAGEDY: CAN, Sultan decry worsening state of insecurity
Banks’ fees, commission income rises 31% to N384.8bn
Gunmen on rampage in Imo, abduct monarch

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Walter Carrington Award debuts in Nigeria
To honour, promote the values, principles as well as the idea of a better Nigeria which the 12th American Ambassador to Nigeria, Ambassador Walter Charles Carrington who served as U.S. Ambassador between 1993 and 1997 at the peak of the military regime in Nigeria, the United States Government Exchange Alumni Association in Nigeria, USGEAA , has instituted an award in his name.
Yabatech Rector, Omokungbe, Ndakara, Ovba, other, receives ISPRM Fellowship Award
The Rector of Yaba College of Technology, Yaba, Lagos, Engr. Obafemi Omokungbe, including Olorogun (Barr) Benson Ndakara, the President-General of the Orogun Kingdom in Ughelli North Local Government Area of Delta State, Olorogun (Dr) Sunday Ovba, A real Estate expert/hotelier, and Engr. Enebi Shaibu Onuchayo, Deputy Director, Inspections and monitoring in the Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON), have all been awarded a Fellow of the Institute of Strategic Procurement and Resource Management, (ISPRM) during the week.
Oromoni’s death, violence in schools signs of govts’ failure —Afenifere
THE pan-Yoruba socio-political organization, Afenifere, yesterday, described the killing of Sylvester Oromoni, the 12-year-old student of Dowen College, Lekki, allegedly beaten to death by some of his mates, and the rampage at a secondary school in Edo State, as ugly signs of how governments in Nigeria have failed the people.
We’re not all gloom and doom, are we?
Let’s go down memory lane. In May, 2016, President Muhammadu Buhari had led the Nigerian delegation to London to attend the global anti-corruption summit being hosted by the then British Prime Minister, David Cameron.
Vanguard reporter, Tordue Salem for burial in Gboko tomorrow
Vanguard reporter, Mr. Tordue Salem would be buried in Gboko, Benue State tomorrow.

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