Where NCAC stands today — Obi Asika
Nigeria’s challenges are political, not religious — Oyewole, YCE scribe
Brown Oyitso – Amazing Work Of Grace
It is crazy to have 36 states — Maj. Gen. Momah

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I left $86bn in govt coffers – Peter Obi
Former Governor Peter Obi of Anambra State in this encounter with Saturday Vanguard speaks on his legacy, life after governance, APGA and other issues not connected with government.
Al-Qaeda, Al-Shabab are helping Boko Haram — Rawlins, American security expert
What I would say is that it has got to the point where Boko Haram is killing people because Boko Haram is now proving a point that it can kill and get away with it. It has gone beyond religion, politics and ideology. It is a belief: ‘I can kill people and I can get away with it and let me show you I can do it.’ That is what it is now. It is a showman thing. I know most people won’t think of that because they always believe it is religious or political.
Why APC will not zone the presidency – Gov. Oshiomhole
As far as I know, there is no provision for zoning in the APC constitution. And, therefore, it means that there is no zoning.
National Conference is incapable of engaging the future — Pat Utomi
Professor Pat Utomi is an economist and a politician. He co-founded the Lagos Business School, now Pan African University. In this interview, Utomi speaks on the on-going National Conference and the economy among other issues.
2015 Break-Up Prediction: Nigeria will shock Western world – CAN leader
I will not tell you what the agenda of the Christian body is until it is made public in the conference. As I have always said, we need to pray. Some people will say ‘but things are still rough with all the prayers’, but I tell you, Nigeria cannot survive without prayers, even for one week. Prayer is the glue that gums Nigeria together; if you remove that glue, Nigeria will break into pieces. Let us put aside tribal and religious sentiments. Nigeria has long awaited this conference; so, I advise that those who have not been chosen to attend the conference should take away malice and sentiments and pray for its success.

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