IJEBULAND: Inside story of the Awujale succession crisis
The Ooni of Ife / Iwo ties relived as new Oluwo takes the crown
On Atiku’s day of honour, a case for free, universal education
Amazing stories from Yola that defy Boko Haram bombs
Social Media Bill: Before the fatal blow is unleashed
A misguided engagement of the Biafra issue
‘Red and white women’ clash over Oshiomhole, Igbinedion
D.S.P Alamiyeseigha: A simple man caught in a complex dilemma
The making of babies without conception in the bedroom
Future of Religion in Nigeria’s Politics, by Matthew Kukah
How is this not World War III?
Kashim Shettima: At last, respite from Boko Haram!
Wind of revolt in S-East: Why Biafra must rise again —protesters, others
Code of conduct for Buhari’s ministers
Nigerian in Indonesia launches security device
The thriving hard drug trade in Abuja
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SubscribeAmbode commissions 37 for the ‘Lagos Dream’
Will Lagos State continue on the path of progress charted by Ashiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu when he assumed office as governor at the inception of democratic rule in 1999 and the development sustained by his successor, Mr Babatunde Raji Fashola?
Nigerian applicants will get fair handling of visa issues
Ever since both countries established bi-lateral relationship, Nigeria and German have committedly ensured that they maintained good, close, sustainably stable and trustful relationship, especially in key sectors of both countries’ economies.
FEYISETAN: The soothsayer, succour provider in Ekiti Govt House
The wife of Ekiti State governor,Mrs Feyisetan 0layemi Fayose, is seen from different perspectives, but, essentially, to those who are privileged to be close to her, she is a mother with a large heart and a philanthropist par excellence
I ate poisoned food ! — Matseagharun, restaurant operator
Okpemi Metseagharun is the proprietor of Nolays Fast Food in Ibeju-Lekki area of Lagos. The Delta State born young man says he ate food poison and hospitalized for three days. In this interview, he speaks on the need for young people to be courageous in starting up businesses.
World Trade Centre, global brand’, to alter Abuja skyline
The World Trade Centre, WTC, Abuja, is the first complex in Nigeria to have seven towers made up of a 38-storey hotel building and six 24-storey commercial offices and residential towers. Located at the Central Business Area, the towers promise dwarf all other structures Abuja. In this interview, Senior Property Consultant, Mr. Olumide Adekanmi , explains the concept of the WTC and what the nation’s economy stands to gain from it
There’s no short cut to obtaining visa – Pompermaier
The Italian Consul General Mr. Andrea Pompermaier, has disclosed that one of the things topmost in his duties as the Consul General of Italy to the Federal Republic of Nigeria is offering both Nigerian visa applicants ‘and Italians resident and or doing various businesses in Nigeria, the best of consular services.
Oil thieves retreat as Navy smashes 78 illegal refineries
This certainly is not the best of times for operators of illegal refineries in Rivers State as men of the Nigerian Navy Ship, Pathfinder, are already making good their threat of putting them permanently out of business. In fact, in the last two months, 78 illegal refineries have been smashed in various creeks in the State.
Ariaria market invasion, killings by NDLEA operatives: Traders still on warpath
It was a Friday like any other business day for traders at the Bakassi Line which houses shoe makers and dealers in allied products at the Ariaria International Market, Aba, Abia State. As usual, the shoemakers came to the market with high expectations.
Aguata Prisons threatened by over-congestion, as B’Haram detainees arrive
It does appear that all the protests and criticisms brought about by the relocation of about 47 Boko Haram detainees from the Northern part of Nigeria to the Aguata Prisons in Anambra State have fallen on deaf ears. During a recent visit by Vanguard Features, VF, to the prison, the presence of heavily armed soldiers and prisons officials around the premises clearly suggested that the Boko Haram prisoners were very much in residence there.
Germany partners Nigerian entrepreneurs to end power challenges
As part of continuous efforts to ensuring a mutual relationship between Nigeria and Germany, in addition to helping to boost the Nigeria economy especially through renewable energy solutions, the Consulate General of the Federal Republic of Germany in Lagos, held an interactive seminar for stakeholders in the energy industry recently at Westwood Hotels, Ikoyi, Lagos.
Boko Haram, AI and the war crime question
Since the global human rights watchdog, Amnesty International (AI), released its latest report on the Nigerian military, calling for the heads of nine military commanders and condemning the rank and file for alleged war crimes, things appear to have fallen apart for it. Stung by what they called the obvious biases and inconsistencies in the report which reduced the ongoing counter-terrorism war to an attack by the Nigerian Army, Navy and Air Force on innocent and law-abiding citizens in Nigeria’s North-East, many civil society and human rights organisations across the country have been staging demonstrations calling for the probe of the AI in Nigeria and expressing solidarity with the armed forces over the perceived campaign of calumny by the global watchdog
Fight Against Terror: ETA lessons for Nigeria from Spain — Ambassador de Erice
Alfonso Sebastian de Erice is the Spanish Ambassador to Nigeria. In this interview, he speaks on the relationship between Spain and Nigeria.
‘Stop these crash-waiting-to-happen vehicles’
Mr Ayodeji Peter Oyedokun was the General Manager of Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) and a pioneer member of the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC). The incumbent Chief Executive Officer, Lagos State Drivers Institute, in this piece, addresses ‘At Work Road Crashes’.
Govt. great youth policies are not implemented – Johnson Abbaly
Johnson Abbaly is a youth advocate who has dedicated a bout a decade into youth inspiring-work across the world. As a conceptual theorist, his work on “Strategic Time Windows” has enhanced the understanding of young people about time shifts and seasons, and to help clear a path for the next generation. His book, “Unleashed” has sparked up renewed hope for young people. Abbaly is a much sought after conference speaker and consultant who routinely trains corporate organisations’ staff on how to unlock the organisation’s brain-power and maximise their human resource potentials.
I trekked long distance to Abia Poly to survive in school —Bright Ibe
Please tell us about yourself:My name is Sucex Bright Ibeh; I was born over 30 years ago into the family of Mr & Mrs Felix Ibe Arungwa from Abia State.I’m happily married to Ruth Egwuoniso who hails from Rivers State. I had primary school and secondary education in Abia State from where I moved on to have my Higher ND & HND in the Abia State Polytechnic.
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