HR must speak the language of business — SunnyIbeh
Are APC governors politically lazy and fraudsters?
I have no problem with Obasanjo, says Fayose
China-Nigeria bi-national relations, productively on high speed – Chinese Consul General
I support Jonathan because he believes in Nigeria’s unity — IBB
February Polls: Jonathan re-election bid may run into trouble in S/South — Don Etiebet
I support Jonathan because he believes in Nigeria’s unity — IBB
We are recovering stolen PVCs – INEC Chief Mike Igini
February Poll: The grave mistake Nigeria cannot afford – Pa Ayo Adebanjo, Afenifere leader
Face-off: APC is a non-violent party, by Ogbonnaya Onu
Those saying electricity supply has not improved are lying — Nebo
Some people think the North is not good for Nigeria – Maitama Sule
2015 Presidency: Jonathan is desperate — Oyegun
Nigeria does not need 72-yr-old grandfather as president – Peter Obi

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Okupe makes Jonathan look incompetent – Lai Muhammed
The spokesman for the opposition All Progressives Congress (APC), Alhaji Lai Mohammed, in this interview, says those who have been speaking on behalf of President Goodluck Jonathan, make their principal look incompetent.
2015: How Jonathan missed being a hero in 2011 — Coomassie, ACF Chairman
Alhaji Ibrahim Coomassie is a former Inspector General of Police. He became the Chairman of Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) some seven months back. In this interview,
Coomassie says President Goodluck Jonathan would have been a hero if he had stepped down in 2011 after completing the term of his former boss, the late Umaru Musa Yar’Adua, but insists that the 2015 presidential election, if free and fair, will return power to the North. He also berates the Federal Government for the insecurity in the North.
Why Amosun has failed in Ogun – Gbenga Daniel
By Bashir Adefaka Former Ogun State governor, Otunba Justus Olugbenga Daniel on Thursday November 27, 2014 received Vanguard Newspapers’ General Editor, Mr.Adekunle Adekoya and Bashir Adefaka for an exclusive interview during which he spoke on the state of Ogun State politics and other issues.. Excerpts: I think the best way to start this interview is […]
Special forces to tackle Boko Haram underway — Omokri, Presidential Aide
President Goodluck Jonathan is the best president Nigeria has ever had and I am backing this with facts. I am not moved by opinion, I am moved by facts. Let me corroborate my stand with five facts. Number one, according to the United Nations record, Nigeria life expectancy was 47.5 years in 2009, a year before President Jonathan took over. As at today, according to the same United Nations Human Development Index, which is released annually, Nigeria average life expectancy is now 52 years. Since record has been kept, this is the largest life expectancy in Nigeria
Delta 2015: Why I am the best – Monye
P rof. Sylvester Monye was until recently the special adviser to the president on performance monitoring and evaluation, a job that took him round the country and gave him a vintage position to familiarise himself with the running of government. Before then, he was Executive Secretary of the National Planning Commission, secretary of NADECO UK, secretary of the National Conscience Party in the UK among other prominent positions.

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