Fake Spirituality: The Ozoro rape festival, by Ugoji Egbujo
Wole Soyinka: Has the man died? By Ugoji Egbujo
Governor Ambode: When talk was not cheap
Nigeria: walking a tight rope
The fall and fall of our big prophets
The PDP and the August defectors
Restless karma is relentlessly undressing political hypocrites
President Buhari and his ‘Guantanamo’ Argument
Igbo and the 2023 Presidency
Saraki is no Oba : 55 Senators can force the doors open
Of history and a season of dramas and alarms
Defections: Saraki must surrender the crown
The PDP and the premature hosanna
Fayose , Fayemi and advanced stomach infrastructure
Our politicians have gone mad again!
State Police : A scary but potentially potent therapy
Adams Oshiomhole:The man for the season
Subscribe to our newsletter
Sign up for our newsletter, and be the first to get the latest news on Vanguard.
SubscribeWolves in sheep’s clothing:Lagos pharmacies and quackery
The rot is deep. The health sector is a suppurating sore. Quackery is rife. If there is regulation, it doesn’t catch rogues. In nearly every district in Lagos there are flourishing fake clinics. It isn’t just auxiliary nurses masquerading full time as doctors. There are people who have received no medical training but who are confidently running thriving hospitals. The unsuspecting public are not to blame. Patients do not usually scrutinize doctors licenses and qualifications. This army of counterfeit doctors attend to light and grave cases and routinely evacuate products of unwanted conception. The roadside patent medicine dealers have been around since the ages. They have been dangerously filling gaps left by a decrepit health system. They play the roles of doctors, pharmacists and nurses, combined. They are responsible for most of the avoidable deaths from illegal abortion.
Abiola and June12:Buhari’s benevolent spirits have come awake?
Apologies to China Achebe. It appears Buhari’s benevolent spirits have started cracking his palm kernels. It had been one week one trouble. He conceded many own goals. His opponents were euphoric. Some angry bishops joined the chorus of some old generals. They wanted him to return unceremoniously to his farm in Daura. The National Assembly leaders were pursuing vendetta in clandestine flirtation with impeachment. Then in one simple stroke against a 25 year old injustice, his opponents fell into disarray, and the president had his best week in years.
The Senate President and the Good Boys of Kwara
Since he sat in fellowship with the opposition and got catapulted to that great height he has never really slept with both eyes closed. He has flown without perching, and when he perched, he perched on one foot.
Wakandanization of Nigeria: An urgent priority for Black race
Rich and successful blacks are denied it. True status belongs to whites only. Racism may have left the streets but it has burrowed in hearts. It basks in bedrooms and private gardens, out of the view of political correctness. It seems almost immortal. Rosean Barr, a popular American television star, took a few tablets of Ambien for insomnia and called Valeria Jarret an ape. She thinks she made a mistake. The mistake was that she took to twitter when the drug had opened the gates of her mind.
Genital checks: Good move by the RCCG
The church prohibits premarital sex. The Bible labels it fornication. The church condemns premarital physical intimacy between intending couples. The Bible deems it sexual immorality. The church abhors marital separations and divorces. The Bible says marriage is for better and for worse. And many Christian denominations interpret the Bible to mean that a divorcee cannot re-marry. So Christian marriage is considered sacrosanct.
Subscribe to our E-EDITIONS
Subscribe to our digital e-editions here, and enjoy access to the exact replica of Vanguard Newspapers publications.
Subscribe