50 yrs on stage: How Ajegunle, ‘Dyna’, Vanguard, Eko Hotels shaped my journey – Daddy Showkey
Omo Omoruyi’s last wish: ‘Two-party system is best for Nigeria’
Nigeria is in deep financial crisis — Oshiomhole
At 86: Why I am establishing a University of Technology, by Clark
What Kokori leaders told Uduaghan about Kelvin, kidnap kingpin
Nobody can stop Jonathan – Gov Orji
Stay away from Rotary if your motive is to make money – Olowu
Why We Killed Ironsi And Installed Gowon — Jeremiah Useni
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SubscribeKevin is a criminal, Kokori not underdeveloped – Ovuozorie Macaulay, SSG
SECRETARY to the Delta State Government, Comrade Ovuozorie Macualay, spoke to Vanguard, weekend, in Asaba, on the latest threat to the security of the state by the most wanted kidnapper and armed robbery kingpin in the state, Kelvin.
Many Ijaw are not proud of Jonathan – Prof Afejuku
TONY AFEJUKU is a Professor of English and Literature in University of Benin. A former ASUU leader, Afejuku, in this interview, says he is happy in his “ little world of poverty.” He also speaks on the recent sacking of some Itsekiri villages in Warri North local government area of Delta State, his perception of Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan and the need for President Goodluck Jonathan to do things rightly.
PDP: The story of our “rebellion” by Governor Sule Lamido
He probably had little reason to take the challenging path of fighting the establishment, given the comport and conditions around the country’s governors. But not Governor Sule Lamido of Jigawa State who was nurtured in the Aminu Kano political culture of using political power to fight for the masses.
Obasanjo, Atiku are finished politically – Jubril Aminu
Prof. Jubril Aminu is a founding member of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP). He was also at different times the Minister of Education and Petroleum Resources. He was equally a senator. In this interview, he speaks on the PDP crisis, saying the attempt by former Vice President Atiku Abubakar and some governors to break away from the mainstream PDP is borne out of the need to remain politically relevant.
For peace to return to PDP, there must be unity convention – Ugochinyere
Ikenga Ugochinyere Imo is a house-hold name in the Peoples Democratic Party when it comes to controversy. Some label him as a hatchet man when there are turbulent issues in the party. He is the convener of the Stakeholders Forum in the New PDP. In this interview, he explains why Bamanga Tukur should go and why a new convention should be held.
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