Osun Decides: I’ll block leakages, expand revenue – Oyebamiji
I was making £40 monthly while civil servants were getting between £6 and £20 — Bartram Obidiozor
Why PDP chairmen are targets of conspiracy, by Barnabas Gemade
My political ambition on course but…, says Onyeka Onwenu
I rejected N50m bribe to support 3rd term bid, says Abiola Ajimobi
I almost became a ‘church rat’ in this struggle- Olubunmi Ogundimu
How we forced N300 minimum wage on Shagari govt
“Big nations don’t care about what comes into small countries”
Terrorism, election drag Obama to Nigeria, other African countries
President Jonathan can’t contest on PDP’s platform – Ben Obi
My wife’s role in my life, by Olu Falae
Severe poverty would be reduced considerably by 2025 – Dr. Dan Mou
Power: Nigeria spends US$13bn on diesel plants annually- Akano
Some forces are after me because I stepped on toes — Gov Akpabio

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There ‘ll Be Consequences For Rejecting Electoral Reform – Prof. Bolaji Akinyemi
P rofessor Bolaji Akinyemi was Foreign Affairs Minister during the Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida administration.
As a foreign policy expert, Sunday Vanguard went after him in the wake of the Wikileaks saga last week and made some startling discoveries about Nigeria’s foreign policy slipshod.
Roses Ministry was founded to show God’s love to hurting soul, says Mrs Regina Ezenwa
A Fellow of the Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria, Mrs.Regina Ezenwa’s unflinching love for the emotionally-wounded knows no bound. Hence, upon receiving a green-light signal from God, she founded the Roses Ministry, a faith-based non-governmental organization that has since 2007 brought solace to many lives. The MD/CEO of Rozec Pharmacy in Lagos, Mrs.Ezenwa, recently shared with Vista Woman the activities of the Roses Ministry.
South-West politics, Tinubu & the dangers ahead, by Ayo Adebanjo
Ayo Adebanjo could be described as a strange man. At 82, he still engages in an hour of road walk everyday. In fact, last week, when Sunday Vanguard went after him in his Ijebu-Ogbo area of Ogun State, he was away on road walk. Looking like a sixty-something year old, one thing you concede to Pa Adebanjo is his unflinching belief that the Awolowo way of politicking is still the best way to go.
Confessions of ‘General’ John Togo
General” John Togo, a secondary school dropout, regarded by many as a sea pirate and armed robber, is the leader of the Niger-Delta Liberation Force, NDLF, an armed group in Delta State, which surfaced, last month, barely 48 hours after the Ministry of Defence directed the Joint Task Force, JTF, on the Niger-Delta, headed by Major-General Charles Omoregie, to wipe out all new militant camps in the region, claiming that it was short-changed in the post–amnesty programme by the Federal Government
We’ve to pray to save Nigeria – Bishop Oke
BISHOP Francis Wale Oke, general overseer of Sword of the Spirit Ministries with headquarters in Ibadan and National Vice President, Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN), in charge of South West returned from a prolonged spiritual retreat abroad with a profound message for the nation.

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