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2019: Nigerians will disgrace APC out of office — Okorie

National Chairman of the United Progressive Party, UPP, Chief Chekwas Okorie, is disturbed by the state of affairs in the country. In this interview, he claims that the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC will be disgraced at the 2019 polls because of bad governance.

Why South/South is against calls for Nigeria’s breakup — Opone, PANDEF member 

CHIEF Ossai Opone, a member of Pan Niger Delta Forum, PANDEF and former governorship aspirant in Delta State in this interview, explains how the gains of the latest dialogue between the Federal Government and PANDEF    can be maximized. He also proffers solutions to the growing agitations for self-determination in some sections of Nigeria. 

Storm in N’Delta over plot to sack PANDEF, Clark

IT was like a bolt from the blue when a coalition of nine militant groups, convened by the leader of the Reformed Niger Delta Avengers, RNDA, self- styled “Major General Johnmark Ezonbi, announced the withdrawal of the approval given to the Pan Niger Delta Forum, PANDEF, the umbrella body of monarchs, leaders and stakeholders of Niger Delta region, led by former Federal Commissioner for Information, Chief Edwin Clark, by militants in the Niger Delta, penultimate weekend.

BUHARI: Could have remained in London until end of his tenure

FESTUS Okoye is a prominent Kaduna-based lawyer who has carved a niche for himself as human right activist. He was a member of the 2014 National Conference and a vocal advocate for the rights of the less privileged in the society.

I hear music from God — Kunle Ajomale

Kunle Ajomale is a popular musician in Nigeria and overseas. His songs remain a recurring decimal in churches and at Christian events. In this interview he talks about his life as a musician, his forthcoming 30 years on stage celebration, and more.

Agitations: Nigeria can’t move forward without tackling Igbo question —Mbazulike Amaechi

First Republic politician, nationalist and  elder statesman, Chief Mbazulike Amaechi,in this interview with Saturday Vanguard speaks on restructuring and why it is necessary if Nigeria wants to remain one indivisible entity. He lamented that the Igbo have been treated as slaves in Nigeria, and justified the agitations of separatist groups like MASSOB and IPOB., arguing that referendum does not mean a call for war as it is a practice all over the world.

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