Dr Junaid Mohammed, a frontline northern politician and former member of the House of  Representatives in the Second Republic never hides his contempt for the Buhari presidency.
In this interview, he believes President Buhari’s weak leadership is responsible for some of the problems we have in the country. He argues that with the current events that are unfolding in the polity, it shows that the Igbo have not learnt any lesson from the last civil war. Also, dissecting Nigeria at 57, Dr Mohammed, a founding member of the Peoples Redemption Party in 1979 suggests what should be done to move the nation forward.

As the lift in his luxury London hotel rushes upwards to the 11th floor, Olusegun Obasanjo squeezes my arm warmly as he recounts his busy schedule of late. His aide and two PR people nod approvingly as he talks of his jet-setting across Africa, his upcoming appointment with the Archbishop of Canterbury, and his trip to New York straight after.

Lesbian woman from Nigeria attempts suicide shortly before Home Office tries to deport her

A Nigerian lesbian Nneka Obazee has been reported to have taken overdosed of pain medication after finding out she was to be deported.

Hon. Charles Idahosa was Special Adviser to former Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State. He is one man who has seen it all in the politics of the state and currently that of the All Progressives Congress (APC). Political Bulldozer, as he is fondly called, clocked 64 last Thursday. To mark the occasion, he spoke with Sunday Vanguard on some issues of national importance.

Bishop Mike Okonkwo of The Redeemed Evangelical Mission, TREM, was born on September 6, 1945 into the family of Pa Okonkwo of Ogbunike in Oyi Local Government Area of Anambra State. He started his primary education at Salvation Army Primary School, Enugu, but later moved to Ijero Baptist Primary School, Ebute Metta, Lagos.