Oghara Kingdom to host discourse on National Policing Bill
PIND connects Niger Delta youths to jobs, emerging career opportunities
NANS VP, Nanchang Timloh, outlines vision for Nigerian students
The Bridge and You Podcast eyes UK-wide expansion
Construction costs bite as Acada Arcade raises shop prices
PSKorner unveiled to make security a business resilience driver
Breastfeeding is strongest mother-child bond — Experts
U19 ICC W/Cup: Nigeria’s Junior Yellow Greens edge host Rwanda
Social Media, much more than fines, by Okoh Aihe

Subscribe to our newsletter
Sign up for our newsletter, and be the first to get the latest news on Vanguard.
Subscribe
International law, international community, the West and the rest of us (I), by Usman Sarki
International law, otherwise known in its older and nobler description as the law of nations, is often presented as the great civilising compact of mankind. It is spoken of as though it were a sacred moral canopy beneath which all nations, large and small, powerful and weak, rich and poor, are equally sheltered. Its language […]
2027 polls: Artisans endorse Tinubu for second term
By Precious Enaike Artisans and technicians from across all 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja, on the platform of the Association of Nigerian Artisans and Technicians, ASNAT, yesterday, endorsed President Bola Tinubu for re-a second term in 2027. The artisans and technicians pointed to President Tinubu’s administration’s policies and programmes aimed at […]
What’s FG’s business with Almajiri “education”? By Ochereome Nnanna
A couple of weeks ago, a friend from Abuja sent me an article on the armed atrocities of the various Northern-bred jihadist groups, especially Fulani terrorists masquerading as herdsmen. We got talking about it, and he said, by the grace of God, a good leader would come “fix” Nigeria. I laughed at him and told him, […]
Stop Fulani ethnic militia or break up Nigeria
By MICHAEL OWHOKO For how long shall the rest of the country look on while Fulani ethnic militia trouble the peace of Nigeria? Why are Fulani terror groups spreading fear, causing pain and inflicting psychological trauma on Nigerians through deliberate, calculated and organised acts of kidnapping, torture, rape and killing? What exactly do they want, and […]
One year on: Egbunefu tightens Rivers revenue system, plugs leakages
By Steve Okoh One year into his tenure as Chairman of the Rivers State Internal Revenue Service, RIRS, Sir Israel Onwuanaku Egbunefu has embarked on a revenue reform drive focused on plugging leakages, tightening compliance, expanding the tax base and making collections more transparent. The reforms, according to the Service, have contributed to a more-than-doubling […]
TOPE OSOBA: Family recounts health, marital crisis before her death
By Claire Akubo The Osoba family of Abeokuta, Ogun State, has broken its silence on the circumstances surrounding the death of Tope Osoba, giving an account of the health and personal difficulties that preceded her death on August 4, 2026. In a statement by Damilola Osoba, the family, described Tope as a responsible, cerebral and […]
Language-responsive education critical to learning outcomes — British Council
The British Council has stressed the need for language-responsive education systems that reflect learners’ linguistic backgrounds and provide the support needed for effective learning.
Introducing Ajisafe Kabir: Colossus who thinks everything is possible
Kabir places significant emphasis on impact, seeking ventures that not only generate revenue but also improve lives and strengthen communities
Tribute to Prof. Alfred Kasunmu, SAN: When a giant takes his final bow
By Kemi Pinheiro, SAN There are men whose passing is announced by the tolling of bells. There are others whose departure creates a silence so profound that words themselves seem inadequate. Prof. Alfred Kasunmu, SAN, belonged to the latter class. Prof. Kasunmu was, in every sense, a great man. He was a formidable and forensic […]
Tackling frequent building collapses
Between January 2020 and June 2026, Nigeria recorded dozens of building collapses that killed hundreds and injured many more. Nationally, more than 650 collapses have killed over 1,600 people since 1974, according to figures the Federal Government cited last month. Lagos, where rapid urban growth and chronic flooding concentrate risk, accounts for over half of […]

Subscribe to our E-EDITIONS
Subscribe to our digital e-editions here, and enjoy access to the exact replica of Vanguard Newspapers publications.
Subscribe