MEMBERS of the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU), have decried state nonchalant attitude of state governments towards the welfare of workers in the nation’s schools and colleges.

By Bose Adebayo UNTIL recently, Oshodi was always in the news for the wrong reasons. Its popularity derives from the fact that it is that part of Lagos that is commercially active 24 hours a day,  attracting a large turn out of people on daily basis obviously on account of its  strategic location which makes […]

By Bose Adebayo & Kingsley Adegboye SOME weeks ago, it was one of several potholes which punctuate the entire stretch of the usually traffic-busy Oshodi-Apapa Expressway.

By Mike Ebonugwo OL-BOY, did you see the kind of weapons that these Niger Delta militants have been surrendering?” queried a parliamentarian, Pius Udeh, at Ikeja in a worried tone. “When I first saw the thing in the newspapers, I thought it was exaggeration until I also saw the thing on television. Since they started […]

By Bose Adebayo & Fredrick Okopie When the downpour started in the early hours of Thursday, commuters and motorists at the ever-busy Apapa/Oshodi Expressway were prepared for the usual gridlock as such downpour had always resulted in the road being flooded. True to their fear, this was exactly what happened. But then they also underestimated […]

*Says I became senator with nine delegates *Narrates how AD was destroyed Breaking away from tradition, this interview would not be blessed with the typical introduction. But Sunday Vanguard invites the readers to be as dispassionate as possible in reading and digesting the views in the and be the judge. It is the interview with […]

Was the Lord adding to the Law when he defined the law in provisional terms? No! The Lord was saying, there was a pre-Law period, when things were different between the male and the female. The change in Adam caused by sin was a change of kind. The pre-Fall Adam is different from the fallen Adam.

IT is indeed times of refreshing as the General Superintendent of the puritan conservative Pentecostal church, the Deeper Christian Life Ministry, Pastor William Folorunsho Kumuyi whose church members are banned from watching television for fear of pollution, subtely joined the big league of eminent Nigerian preachers who are taking advantage of modern technological dev-elopment to beam their preachments and other activities via satellite to the rest of the world.

Many know where they are going but are not ready to give it what it takes. There is what to do to secure the changes you desire this year. If you do nothing, you get nothing! Last week, I told you that prayer is one of the greatest assets you have in seeking God’s intervention for a desired change. This week, I will teach on the force of zeal as another important factor that should be in place, if you must secure the changes you desire.

After about three months, she went to the hospital, and they said oh yes! You are pregnant there is a baby in your womb.

God said in Gen 2:18, “it is not good that the man should be alone; I will make him a help meet for him”. Everything that is missing in your life, God will help to put in place for you.

No wonder Job 22:29 says “when men are cast down, then thou shalt say, there is a lifting up..” what is it that makes men feel cast down? Is it not problems of life? Situations and circumstances can make people feel gloomy, depressed, oppressed and down trodden.

By Ise-Oluwa Ige Ten months ago, a panel of seven Justices of the Supreme Court dismissed two major petitions challenging the emergence of Alhaji Umaru  Yar’Adua as the winner of the April 21, 2007 presidential poll. The apex court said the two petitions  lacked merit.

By Innocent Anaba Socio-Economic Rights Initiative, with the support of Misereor, Germany, recently organised an interactive forum for journalists engaged in reporting human rights and democratic governance issues in the country. The forum  took place in Lagos and it sought to assess and review the general human rights and democratic governance situation in Nigeria from […]

By Innocent Anaba The recent decision of the Supreme Court, ordering the Court of Appeal to hear the suit by All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), governorship candidate in the April 14, 2007 election in Imo state, Chief Martin Agbaso, has finally put to stop, the delay in allowing the court determine once and for all, […]