I confronted religious merchants in Kaduna to achieve peace — Uba Sani
Women in Politics: Nigeria’s political structure not built for women — Adeola Azeez
Some ex-govs guilty of abuse of public funds — Senator Aliero
National Assembly working against Buhari – ACF Chieftain
People must be at the heart of development in Africa – Adesina
I don’t believe in ‘unmoderated’ rule of law —Prof. Odekunle, Sagay Committee member
How Nigerians can help Buhari to recover stolen funds —Femi Falana
Our El-Zakzaky story, by the Army
The Army, El-Zakzaky’s Shiite and the Zaria killings
Igbo PDP govs will defect to APC — Ben Apugo
With Esama, Oshiomhole has over stepped his bounds – Omo – Ojo
Africa has no business with poverty

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Biafra, Afenifere are no threat to unity of Nigeria — Igwe Alex Nwokedi
Igwe Alex Nwokedi, Press Secretary to the Head of State during the military regime of Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, is the sitting Uthokoneze and paramount ruler of Achalla Kingdom, Anambra State. The 79-year-old former Chairman, Anambra State Council of Traditional Rulers and erstwhile Chairman, Eastern Nigerian Traditional Rulers Forum, spoke to Sunday Vanguard on the calls for Biafra and threat of secession by Afenifere among other things.
Chemical Warfare: Watchdog blocks access to Weapons of Mass Destruction
Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD), otherwise known as chemical weapons, are unconventional ammunition feared world-wide because they can be easily produced by terrorists, but have devastating effects. Saddam Hussein, the late Iraqi dictator, used them against a section of his people, killing hundreds of thousands of Kurds opposed to him and it was one of the reasons the United States led a coalition of the world powers to oust his regime during the ‘Gulf War’. Over time, WMD have been used by terrorists across the world.
Why Buhari may lose anti-corruption war – Shehu Sani
You can use any means by which you are going to win. The APC sees Amaechi as one of its own, irrespective of the stains, dirt, allegations and moral burden that he may carry. On the other hand, the PDP is not against Amaechi because he is allegedly corrupt but because he worked against their party and poses an existential danger to the survival of the party.
EBOLA: I had concerns, but they didn’t affect our intimacy – Godwin Igonoh
The safe delivery of a baby by one of Nigeria’s Ebola Survivors, Dr. Ada Igonoh, may have taken scientists by surprise, as they earlier maintained that survivors of such highly deadly diseases like Ebola hardly conceive
Nigeria must commence reorientation of its value system now – Abiye Sekibo
LOOKING back on the lessons learned in the past 57 years of his life, former Minister of Transport, Dr. Abiye Sekibo, in this interview, wants Nigerians to live their lives without malice against anyone. He is also emphatic on the need for Nigeria to review its value system in order to achieve a better society for everyone.

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