Everybody was destined to play the role they played in my life for me to enter the glory of God. Maybe, if my brother had embraced me while he was a governor and I didn’t drop the way I dropped, maybe I wouldn’t have seen the plight of these people let alone affect their lives positively. But God permitted me to go down in the kind of life they lived so that I can be conscious of their feelings.

I CALL my kind of woman the ‘Ordinary Woman.’ She’s not ordinary because she lacks the good things of life; she is the woman who is not yet fulfilled but has her own aspiration to get to the top cadre of life.

With professorial confidence, Isa Aremu, vice president, Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, fielded questions from Sunday Vanguard at his Textile Labour House office on ACME road, Lagos. It was the day we have come to describe as black Wednesday in Lagos when a seven-hour downpour sacked the State – the rains rendered virtually all roads in Lagos impassable.

Alhaji Ahmed Mohammed Sani II (CON), is currently the Emir of Gumel in Jigawa state. He was a Commissioner of Information and Home Affairs in the defunct Kano State.

*Says I became senator with nine delegates *Narrates how AD was destroyed Breaking away from tradition, this interview would not be blessed with the typical introduction. But Sunday Vanguard invites the readers to be as dispassionate as possible in reading and digesting the views in the and be the judge. It is the interview with […]

*Only mega party can uproot them, he declares *Reveals how AD governors sold out to Obasanjo *Laments discord in Yoruba land In this second and concluding part of the Olu Falae’s interview, the presidential candidate of an alliance of the Alliance for Democracy, AD, and the All Peoples Party, APP, reflects on the 1999 Presidential […]

The Babangida years, undoubtedly, will go down in history as some of Nigeria’s defining moments and one man who was witness to most of those events that shaped the fortunes of the country is Duro Onabule (70 years today), fondly called ‘Double Chief’ by his colleagues. In this interview at his Lagos residence, he reminisces […]

Out of fear, Johnson ran to his house but I followed him closely, threatening to blow up the grenade before he started shouting out, “Release them, release them

May be, the way to start, is to say right from the day Dr. Mimiko was announced governor, he had made pronouncements, he had taken some actions; and one common trend that has run through all these, is some kind of obsession to run me down. And he has done nothing except to look for a way to run down the administration that I left behind.

YESTERDAY (last Wednesday) there was a purported convention by Chekwas. In the event that the result of this tango goes the other way, what other options does your party have?

My wife went to National Bank and the bank told her that she was not a signatory and they didn’t know her. I was surprised at how they opened an account with Hikiro Nigeria Limited without a document. While we were saying this, National Bank printed a quotation and my wife became stranded

Alex Ekwueme! For Nigeria’s Second Republic vice president, this second part of his encounter with Sunday Vanguard is as explosive as is revealing.

Okah and Tompolo met face to face because Tompolo wanted to give Henry a brotherly hug. They had been talking since his release as the relationship has been very cordial. Other aspects of the meeting were held behind closed door.

In every place where amnesty had occurred it was done as a process. Irish region is an example. In Ireland , Britain thought after many years of oppression of the Irish people they realised that it was proper to talk. They went to IRA and they were referred to the Shinfane.

We have a leader. We have leadership at all levels in this country and there is no crisis. Nobody is contesting the leadership of the President.