Obi’s endorsements and testaments of credible profile
That Chieftaincy title on a Fulani terrorist!
LUTH made me a widower, Father of four cries out
Sand merchants endanger Bayelsa seaside communities
No plan to privatise LWC, LASG tells Labour
Lagos: 417 fire incidents, others in two months
LASEPA moves in to curb noise pollution
Old memories come alive at Igbobi College Founders’ Day ceremony
The BUHARI of my personal experience
In Sokoto, it’s student-teacher confrontation
The metamorphosis of uncle Jonathan:A messiah or a Nebuchanezzar?
41 Days to Presidential Poll: Millions in South may not vote
Ogoni now in double struggle
Boko Haram: Why it was difficult to negotiate – Igah

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How values in schools disappeared, by Adesuyi
Mr. Lanre Adesuyi, a librarian, archivist and entrepreneur, is President of the National Association of Ekiti Parapo College Old Students. He speaks, in this interview, on issues that include the role of alumni associations in the resuscitation and management of education in Nigeria.
State of the Nation: A Presidency in Denial
If President Jonathan is seen as weak, shouldn’t he at least,for his sake, his family’s sake and the sake of millions of Nigerians who elected him stand up and act? Enough of the joke about an asymmetrical warfare.
Jonathan’s re-election remains unassailable — Akin Osuntokun
Akin Osuntokun was one-time Managing Director of the News Agency of Nigeria, NAN. He also served as Political Adviser to former President Olusegun Obasanjo and remains a strong member of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP – and a leader in Ekiti State.
How we caught Nyanya bombing suspect in Sudan, by Ambassador Ali
Sudan learnt from Nigeria that one of the people involved in the explosions was in Sudan. So the security personnel in Sudan started the search for the suspect and arrested him. Arrangements are on, through the Interpol, to hand the suspect over to Nigeria.
Boko Haram: This is time to mobilise civil war veterans — Col. Craig (rtd)
Olu Craig, a retired Colonel of the Nigerian Army and ex-military police officer, was imprisoned alongside former President Olusegun Obasanjo and General Shehu Yar’Adua by General Sani Abacha over the 1995 alleged coup plot. He speaks on the state of the nation in this interview
Niger-Delta ‘ll never accept reduction of 13 percent derivation —Annkio Briggs
Madam Annkio Briggs is an environmental activist from the Niger-Delta region of Nigeria. She is a federal government delegate and member, Committee on Devolution of Power in the ongoing national conference in Abuja. In this interview, she told Saturday Vanguard that Niger-Delta people will never accept a reduction from the current 13 percent derivation on oil resources, submitting that they are craving for more
How to reposition electricity management services in the power sector
A lot of activities are ongoing in the power sector to reposition the Electricity Management Services Limited (EMSL) in order for the company to play its unique and crucial role in facilitating safe and qualitative power supply to Nigerians. EMSL which is a government owned, independent and technically-based company has been mandated to ensure safety and quality of services in the value chain of the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (NESI).
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.
Court order humbles defected lawmakers
Last Wednesday would have been a sad day for the 37 defected Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, lawmakers following the move to declare their seats vacant.
Abacha’s children attack Soyinka
Sir, I believe brilliance is not perfection. I have grown and watched you criticize regime after regime and at that young and naive age I was thinking why wouldn’t this man just contest to be president so that Nigeria can be saved, I would have defiantly voted for Mr Soyinka if it would have brought an end to Nigeria’s woes. To my utter surprise, I heard about your FRSC leadership and how funds were misused and a great deal of it unaccounted for.
Egypt, Nigeria and the June connection
Perhaps only Bashorun MKO Abiola would have understood the agony of Mohammed Morsi, whose electoral mandate was truncated on June 30, barely one year in power. The fallout of the social upheaval in Egypt casts a flash back to the same crisis that followed the annulment of the result of the June 12, 1993 presidential election while Abiola was on his way to being declared the winner.
ASUP/ASUU: Is strike still best option?
It seems the most effective way in getting government’s attention on any issue in Nigeria by its employees and other unions is to embark on industrial action, otherwise called strike.
Mandela: Should life support machine be removed?
The former South African president, Nelson Mandela has been in a life support machine for the most of nearly one month he was admitted in a hospital.
Super Eagles’ Handler: Keshi or foreign coach?
Mixed reactions have continued to trail the Super Eagles of Nigeria early ouster from the ongoing FIFA Confederations Cup in Brasil.
While some described Eagles performance as satisfactory, others say the team is technically bereft and called for injection of foreign coach to restore the lost glory of the national team.
Should Tinubu’s daughter be the Iyaloja of Lagos?
The Lagos state PDP in a statement has kicked against the rumoured move to install Asiwaju Ahmed Tinubu’s daughter as the new Iyaloja of Lagos

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