Osun 2026: Between politics and law, by Tonnie Iredia
Cross River: Who is bullying who? By Tonnie Iredia
Best State Governor in 2012
Pro-govt crusaders: Patriots, sycophants or opportunists?
Who is crippling the EFCC?
Citizen Aruma Oteh Versus National Assembly: Matters Arising
Do state govts in Nigeria need commissioners?
Kaduna: Home of fake teachers?
Can Obama win election in Nigeria?
Our new Chief Justice is doing well
Taraba State ‘House-Boys’
Electricity in Nigeria: A disturbing dimension
Using the Judiciary to win elections in Nigeria
What is the value of INEC’s voter’s card?
Aba lawyers: Protesters, politicians or patriots?
Do our soldiers have supervisors?
What is the meaning of distinguished senator?
Subscribe to our newsletter
Sign up for our newsletter, and be the first to get the latest news on Vanguard.
SubscribeNigeria’s unending & fruitless debates
Going by the frequency of debates in Nigeria, arguing back and forth over an issue is now a visible aspect of the nation’s culture. Not long ago, those in favour or against the introduction of Islamic Banking shouted themselves hoarse over its desirability or otherwise.
It is time to stand up for Ribadu
At the beginning of a venture, certain persons who show ample brightness sometimes end up badly thereby losing the accolades they had received.
It is time to stand up for Ribadu
At the beginning of a venture, certain persons who show ample brightness sometimes end up badly thereby losing the accolades they had received. Indeed, when the indictment of any person is done or endorsed by the Judiciary, withdrawing the honours does not call for controversy.
Which Nigerian figure is reliable?
One thing that Nigeria is not good at and which many of its citizens seem to overlook is the issue of figures and statistics. It is rather difficult to run into any Nigerian figure that is reliable. Even when it is arranged for us, by outsiders, it suffers the same fate because of the numerous versions by different bodies and also because the helpers do not know many things about us.
Boko Haram and govt will soon unite
Before the July 14,2012 Governorship election in Edo State, three different ‘seers’ reportedly saw many sides of the same vision. The first said the incumbent would not win; the second said it is the opposition that would win, while the third said the sitting Governor would win but would not be sworn in. Now that the Governor has been reelected, the so-called seers may have to change their lenses.
Subscribe to our E-EDITIONS
Subscribe to our digital e-editions here, and enjoy access to the exact replica of Vanguard Newspapers publications.
Subscribe