Stephanie Idolor, the lady who videotaped Success, an angry school pupil sent home over school non payment of school fees, is to receive N500,000.

“I was angry. It was not the first time and my favourite subject mathematics was about to commence then”, little Success, a pupil of Okotie Eboh Primary School, Sapele, Delta State, who featured in the short video, Dem go flog dem go tire, that went viral on social media, told Sunday Vanguard immediately we arrived the family house in the Urban area of the town last week when we visited her family.

Twenty members of a university football team in western Cameroon were abducted and tortured by anglophone militants campaigning for an independent state, the authorities said on Friday.

Authorities in Zambia have banned an energy drink after laboratory results showed that it contained the active ingredient of the anti-impotence drug Viagra.

The Federal Government, yesterday, disclosed that open defecating would be outlawed in Nigeria by 2025.

His life hangs precariously on the balance with equal chances of living a normal life again or be permanently confined on a wheelchair where he has been for the past two years.

A day after rescue efforts at the site of a collapsed three-storey building at Sogoye, Idi-Arere, Ibadan ended, survivors narrated their ordeal. The survivors include Femi Fatiregun, Ismaila Segun and Musa Yakubu. No deaths were recorded as all eight construction workers at the site were rescued alive.

The father is at the centre of defending his community against the attackers and also doing his best to provide for his family

YOGA expert and columnist in Vanguard newspapers, Mr. Mike Angere, who died last Friday in Lagos after a brief illness, will be buried at Atan Cemetery in Lagos this morning. Born Michael Angere on September 28, 1948, Mike as he was fondly called by friends and colleague, joined Vanguard Media Limited as a columnist.

Dozens of children were among scores of people feared trapped on Wednesday after a four-storey building collapsed in Nigeria’s economic capital Lagos, rescuers told AFP, with at least four dead bodies pulled from the rubble.

A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, yesterday set aside May 6, for the judgment  of a suit filed by human rights activist and lawyer, Mr Femi Falana (SAN),  against the Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola (SAN) and Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC).

While growing up in the back streets of Oredo, in the ancient city of Benin south south of Nigeria, Juliet Erhunmwunse Wohlgemuth had washed dishes and ran errands in her mother’s makeshift restaurant at Sapele Road park to support her family without an inkling that such services would ever become her main occupation later in life.

Justice Daniel Longji of a Jos State High Court on Thursday apologized to lawyers over lack of functional toilet facilities it the Jos High Court premise.

In a cramped apartment on the outskirts of Moscow, Lamin has little more than the clothes and the Bible he brought with him when he came to Russia on a temporary World Cup visa last summer.

A retired teacher simply identified as Alhamdu has reportedly attempted to take his own life by committing suicide on Monday, under a tree at the premises of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) Bauchi State Council in Bauchi.