State of the Nigerian economy an objective view
By Dele Sobowale Ask anybody, including the best educated and most erudite, about the Nigerian economy, and the response will probably be subjective summary based on personal and political bias long ingrained. Members of political parties have made up their minds in advance of any event regarding the economy. For some, President Tinubu can do no […]
Nigerians urged to trust Tinubu – Diaspora Support Group
A coalition of the Tinubu Support Group in Europe has urged Nigerians to remain hopeful and trust President Bola Tinubu as he intensifies efforts to rescue kidnapped students in Niger and Kebbi states.
Bandits kill five policemen, injure two in Bauchi
By Charly Agwam Bauchi—The Nigeria Police, Bauchi State Command has confirmed the killing of five policemen by bandits in Sabon Sara Village of Darazo, Local Government Area, LGA, Bauchi State. According to Public Relations Officer of the Command, Chief Superintendent Police, CSP, Ahmed Wakil, who shared a statement with Vanguard, said the tragedy occurred during […]
2017: TSG Ondo Chapter, seeks media support for Tinubu
The Tinubu Support Group (TSG) has appealed with the media to be objective, sensitive, and patriotic in their reportage of the government and its activities as Nigeria navigates towards peace, progress, and prosperity under the leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
Why over 1000 students migrated to public schools in one year – Edo Commissioner
THE Commissioner for Education in Edo State, Dr. Paddy Iyamu has said that over 1,000 students migrated from private schools into public schools in the state in the last one year as a result of the rebuilding and renovation of public school by the Governor Monday Okpebholo administration.
High import duty: Nigerian used clothes dominate bend-down boutiques
Until the late 2000s, when people started realising the quality in used clothes imported from abroad, okrika sellers, or bend down boutique, as they are called in local parlance, was mainly for the poor who couldn’t afford brand new clothes. Then, it was cheap.
