Osun Decides: I’ll block leakages, expand revenue – Oyebamiji
2019: The people of Edo South will decide who represents them at the Senate – Ese Owie
2019: In Edo South, power of incumbency shall be put in electoral chains — Hon Obahiagbon
We’ve invented antidote to insurgency, corruption, crimes — Four Nigerian engineers boast
Late signing of electoral bill will not disrupt 2019 elections
2019: Election violence fear is real, Matthew Kukah warns
At Olango Vista we drive economy with technology – Ndubuisi Nzenweofor
Oshiomhole was wrong to force Ogboru on Delta APC – Igbini
Import license regime, cause of shipping cost differential — Nwokeoji
How Kiriji war captives brought Islam to Erinmo – Oba Ajayi
Kano, Jigawa have more local govts than all Igbo States — Senator Umeh

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2019: North has set conditions for Buhari, Atiku – Ango Abdullahi
The genes of longevity are very strong in our family because my father died at the age of 100
2019: The battle for Ethiope
ETHIOPE Federal Constituency is one of the ten federal constituencies that maker up Delta State. Unfortunately, the constituents have been bedeviled by what the people termed “poor representation” by their representatives in the lower House.
Policy consistency crucial for foreign investment – Devakumar Edwin
Devakumar Edwin, Group Executive Director, Business Development of Dangote Group, in this interview with Emeka Anaeto, Business Editor and Peter Egwuatu, spoke on a lot issues bothering on policy inconsistency, the recent award of road construction contract by the federal government to Dangote Group, ease of doing business in Nigeria, cement production among others.
FG encouraging corruption at port- Shittu
Immediate past National President of the Association of Nigeria Licensed Customs Agents, ANLCA, Prince Olayiwola Shittu does not engage in cheap talk nor mince words whenever he chooses to speak. He talks maritime business and politics in a straight, frank and objective manner; much the same way his passion to drive changes has remained unshaken.
My passion for art led me to textile – Morenikeji Badmus
She was trained as a Bio-Chemist, but she chose to be a textile artist. Her brand name is Moolori Wearable Art, and she is on the verge of showcasing her works in an exhibition titled REMILEKUN. Morenikeji Badmus spoke with OSA MBONU, the Arts Editor of Vanguard, about her works and the up-coming exhibition in Lagos:

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