What motivates terrorism, insurgency in Nigeria — Ajayi, DSS DG
Cote d’Ivoire’s culture, hospitality, key tourism strength – Kouassi
We are here to eliminate middlemen, PricePointe boss
Yetty Williams: My passion to profit story
ZONING CONTROVERSY: No going back on plans to produce Senate President, House Speaker
DISCOs enjoy supplying 1,000mw electricity but billing customers for 9, 000mw — Onovo, ex-presidential candidate
I ventured into Waste Recycling to create jobs for vulnerable women, keep environment clean — Olamide Ayeni-Balogun

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Obasanjo should respect Buhari — Femi Adesina
It was a struggle between progressive forces and forces of retrogression, it was a struggle between integrity and opacity
Why we amputate limbs at Igbobi — Dr Mustapha Alimi, Chief Medical Director
It is no longer news that road traffic accidents and disease conditions such as diabetes continue to increase the number of amputees in the country. Statistics show that an estimated 1:6 percent per 100 (32,200) Nigerians suffer extremixity amputation.
Saturday Vanguard spoke to the Medical Director of the National Orthopaedic Hospital, Igbobi, Lagos, Dr. Mustapha Alimi on amputation and other issues affecting the country’s health sector.
Satellite connectivity can further enable Nigeria’s broadband penetration goals – Opeke
By Adekunle Aliyu In this interview, Libby Barr, Chief Operating Officer at Avanti Communications, a leading provider of satellite data communications services in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) and Funke Opeke, Chief Executive Officer at MainOne, an African connectivity and data centre solutions company, speak on their recent partnership to improve broadband penetration […]
My first step, Ortom speaks of his reelection
Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue state in this State owned Radio interview monitored in Makurdi spoke about the intrigues and apprehension that trailed his second term victory, the gang up, his earlier resolve to jettison a second term bid, the role of political godfathers and mistakes made in his about to end first tenure and more.
SEYI BANIGBE: From N200,000 credit facility to chains of businesses
Founder of many successful businesses, Seyi Banigbe, is the appropriate definition of a serial entrepreneur. Ever since she obtained a N200,000 credit facility to start a retail business as an undergraduate, she has been creating successful brands. Banigbe speaks on her life, explaining how she got the story of Bland2Glam (a top-notch jewellery brand), Deterge Nigeria Management Company and Nibo & Tac Legal Practitioners, started.
Backing for APC’s Dapo Abiodun, exit from PDP : My story, by Gbenga Daniel
Just go and steal ballot papers and get yourself declared and nothing happens. Break the doors or windows but just win, the system will congratulate you. That’s the jungle system we are running and how do we expect that jungle system to deliver goodness?
Head, Amnesty Office: Not birthright for Bayelsa State – Evah
Some Niger Delta youths recently vandalised the Amnesty inspired Kaiama Vocation Centre in Bayelsa State.
Govt should go back to past C’tte report on Trade Fair Complex — Okeke, pioneer ASPMDA President
Pioneer President of Auto Spare Parts and Machinery Dealers Association Members, ASPMDA, Chief Charles Okeke, who was one of the signatories to the lease between the Federal Government and the traders, wants the government to be guided by a committee report on the status of traders in Trade Fair Complex
SUBOMI BALOGUN: His faith, his taste, his class
By CHARLES KUMOLU A remarkable Nigerian and Group Chairman, First City Group (a financial conglomerate comprising First City Monument Bank, FCMB Capital Markets, First City Assets Management, CSL Stockbrokers and City Securities), Otunba Subomi Balogun reflects on his 85 years on earth and credits his success to a deep faith in God. Notable family I […]
I’m easy to maintain if you are rich – Honeypot
Most people in the electronic media have come to see themselves as On-Air-Personality (OAP), to the extent that you hardly come across any who describes themselves as broadcasters.

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