Gunmen kill one, injure seven Plateau traders
New curriculum soon for pharmacy in nation’s tertiary institutions, says Adelusi-Adeluyi
How to move Nigeria forward—Dr Junaid Mohammed
Lagos CP clamps down on deadly Ikorodu shrines
Evans seeks bible from Kirikiri prison
OBJ in London, speaks on Buhari, governors, secession
Nigerian lesbian woman attempts suicide over deportation
Celebrating Olojo festival in style
NASFAT youth amir bags award
Death of Chief Imam of Lagos: Family members, MUSWEN, others speak
TMC replies CAN on Sukuk Says: Policy will revitalise nation’s economy
Bolanle’s novel leadership in lifting underprivileged
Man jailed 14 years for attempting to use minor for ritual
Goalkeeper who fed girlfriend’s body to dogs gets reprieve

Subscribe to our newsletter
Sign up for our newsletter, and be the first to get the latest news on Vanguard.
Subscribe
Alleged N25.7bn fraud: S-Court okays trial of defunct Bank PHB MD, Atuche, wife
The Supreme Court, yesterday, gave Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, the nod to continue the trial of former Managing Director of the defunct Bank PHB Plc, Mr. Francis Atuche, and his wife, Elizabeth, over allegation that they stole N25.7 billion belonging to the bank.
CRYPTOCURRENCY: Missing course in varsity curriculum
MANY universities across the US, Russia, UK and Europe have added new courses to their existing finance curricula that are focused on cryptocurrencies, bitcoin, and blockchain technology. Cryptocurrency is a digital asset designed to work as a bridge to secure financial transactions and a decentralized way for users to directly transact business online.
Nigerian Army assures on continuous training of personnel
UYO—The Nigerian Army has said it will continue to train its personnel in line with the directive from the Army headquarters, to acquire new skills, strengthen and consolidate on professionalism.
My stewardship as Chief Judge of FHC —Justice Auta
IT was the end of an era at the Federal High Court on September 16, as curtain fell on the judicial career of Justice Ibrahim Auta who vacated his position as Chief Judge having attained the 65 years mandatory retirement age. Justice Auta who hails from Marama village in Hawul Local Government Area of Borno State, took over the leadership of the court in June 2011.
International Day of Peace: Ambode, ex-CJ say mediation aids peace and economic devt
LAGOS State Governor, Mr Akinwumi Ambode and the former Chief Judge of Lagos State, Justice Ayotunde Phillips, have acknowledged the role of citizens’ mediation in the promoting of peaceful co-existence in the State. As Ambode promised to establish more mediation centres across the state, Justice Phillips stated that Citizens Mediation Centre, CMC stands better chance of guaranteeing peace than seeking redress in court.

Subscribe to our E-EDITIONS
Subscribe to our digital e-editions here, and enjoy access to the exact replica of Vanguard Newspapers publications.
Subscribe