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Buhari, Pastor Adeboye and I, since 1984 by Pastor Bakare

*‘How Jimi Agbaje, Oby Ezekwesili, Niyi Adebayo couldn’t make presidential running mate’ *Says Tinubu proposed alliance with Buhari as far back as 2011 *On presidency: My day will come like Joe Biden’s By Dapo Akinrefon You have an intimate relationship with President Muhammadu Buhari… President Muhammadu Buhari’s destiny and my destiny kissed on October 1, […]

Ghana harassing Nigerians as if we have no country — Nnaji, Traders Union President

…Says losses unquantifiable By Charles Kumolu, DEPUTY EDITOR Following last week’s call for evacuation by 753 Nigerian traders in Ghana, President, Nigerian Traders Union in Ghana, NUTAG, Chukwuemeka Nnaji, in this interview, gives reasons the hostility towards Nigerian traders has continued despite earlier intervention by the Federal Government. He says the condition of Nigerians, whose […]

N1bn in 2021 budget for EEG not enough for export claims — Dafinone

  By Gabriel Ewepu In this interview, the Chairman of Non-oil Exporters in Nigeria, Chief Ede Dafinone, spoke on the inadequacy of N1 billion in 2021 budget for Export Expansion Grant, EEG, claims by non-oil exporters, and what the Federal Government should do to boost export business for healthy competition in the global market including […]

Youths should get more involved in politics to effect changes in the system – Humourous

By Pascal AIGBOGUN & Ekaette Bassey Daniel Nwoka, popularly known as Dan D Humourous is a household name in the Nigerian entertainment industry. In this interview with Vanguard correspondents, the standup comedian cum actor bares it all on issues relating to family, career, politics and a potent message to the Nigerian youths. Please introduce yourself […]

Social media regulation can affect digital economy, others – Ajijola

Following calls by some top government  officials and state governors for the regulation of social media, renowned cyber-security expert, Hakeem Ajijola, in this interview, cautions that such a move could breed more problems the Federal Government might have difficulties in resolving. He suggests alternatives to the proposed regulation of new media. By Charles Kumolu, Deputy […]

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