Olu of Warri’s fifth Anniversary: It’s about culture, homecoming, empowerment – Lawrence Wilbert
Change does not come easy – Wayas
I regret not leading ‘Concerned Professionals’ into politics – Pat Utomi
Anti-Corruption War: The legal framework Nigeria needs from Sagay — Muiz Banire, SAN
War Against Corruption: Everybody is doing the wrong thing – Olisa Agbakoba
Jonathan doesn’t have money — Alamieyeseigha
Chibok girls can be rescued — Sen. Shehu Sani
Buhari using appointments to correct marginalisation of North – Dauda Birmah
Benue is still waiting for change – Abba Moro
20-year-old graduate farmer plans to feed Nigeria
How Sarduana dealt with the Alimajari problem – Sheik Lemu
Gov El-Rufai is working against me – Shehu Sani
Pam, UN Investigator: How Nigeria can win anti – corruption war!
Tracking Buhari’s take-off
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SubscribeBuhari must probe until he establishes probity – Attah
It is good you say this because when you base an argument on a wrong premise, you are bound to come to a wrong conclusion. I am not in APC and honestly I do not have the intention of going to the APC. Why would I want to go to the APC? I was one of the 82 signatories who signed a charter to form the PDP. I went into the PDP from a group called the G34 which fought for democracy in this country.
Why Buhari should ignore haters of Ndigbo around him – Iwanyanwu
Upon assertions of marginalisation against the South and the Southeast in particular, Chief Chyna Iwuanyanwu, a chieftain of the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) cautions the President against those who may be encouraging him to ignore the South East on the argument that they did not vote for him in the 2015 general elections.
Build special prisons for corrupt Nigerians – Balarabe tells Buhari
In his time as the governor of Kaduna State, Alhaji Balarabe Musa and most of his colleagues lived a spartan life due to the fact that corruption was very minimal and governors were excitedly submissive to the president and their parties.
Delta @ 24: The highest article of faith of Okowa’s govt is inclusiveness — Deputy Governor Otuaro
The Deputy Governor of Delta State, Barrister Kingsley Otuaro in this interview with Sunday Vanguard, speaks on Delta at 24, programmes of Governor Ifeanyi Okowa and other issues.
Kogi, your deliverance is at hand – Yahaya Bello
Frontline All Progressives Congress, APC Kogi State governorship aspirant, Alhaji Yahaya Bello made his mark in business with specific concerns in transportation, oil and gas, finance and agro-allied sectors. The Agassa Okene-born entrepreneur and politician in this interview gives his perspectives on his aspiration, challenges and hope.
Nigerians must partake in Buhari’s anti-corruption campaign —-Obayuwana
Osagie Obayuwana is a former Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice in Edo state. He was also Vice President, Committee for Defence of Human Rights, CDHR.
How the rot in the army started — Gen Ishola Williams
General Ishola Williams was at peace with himself that Friday afternoon when the Vanguard team arrived at his office, in the Iju area of Lagos.
Varsity students run away from agric courses in error —Prof. Kucha, FUAM VC
Prof. Emmanuel Kucha is the Vice Chancellor of Federal University of Agriculture, Makurdi, FUAM. In this interview, he speaks on why Nigeria is lagging behind in agric production and has also remained a major importer of food. Excerpts:
NDLEA: Between facts and fiction – Bode-George
The present situation in the country where everybody seeks to take advantage of the publicly declared anti-corruption stand of the Buhari administration necessitates this response to the piece by one Mr. Adekunle Yusuf serialised on Thursday, August 6, and Friday, August 7, 2015. Otherwise it would have been unnecessary to dignify the piece with a response.
I felt terrible when my father said I could not wear trousers
It would be a disservice if I didn’t do this and say since I could take care of my needs, I would just relax. No matter what happens, I am a citizen of Nigerian and it is my responsibility to ensure, with other citizens, that we get a Nigeria of our dream. I would not blame anybody if we do not get the Nigeria of our dream if I sit on the fence so I want to get involved and do my best. I am not discouraged at all.
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