From ‘Global Textile City’ to study tours in Benin Republic: The shame of Nigeria
It is sobering to see the Vice President of Nigeria lead a team of Governors to the Benin Republic to study the operations of a textile mill
Anger, recriminations as building is razed by fire
The children were on holidays and their parents had gone to work. But in the afternoon, they tuned their television to watch a programme not knowing that was a costly mistake
We’re not aware of any quit pact – Tanker drivers
Many Lagos commuters and motorists had received with a great cheer recent reports of an agreement signed between the Lagos State government and the leadership of the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers
At last defiant tanker drivers bow to quit ultimatum
For the first time in a very long while, the Oshodi-Apapa expressway was on Monday free from chaos occasioned by traffic jam. Indeed it was quite a surprise for commuters and motorists plying this road
Murder of youth throws Delta community into crisis
OBORO community in Burutu Local Government Area of Delta State was thrown into confusion, following the death of a 30-year-old man identified as Dennis Gbenekeme.
Ordeal of Vanguard journalist robbed at gun-point
When Vanguard staff Emeka Aginam, left office around 9pm for home in company of two other colleagues on Tuesday August 20, he had no premonition of any danger. For the journalists it was going to be a smooth drive as they left Apapa.
