Nigeria Air Force crashes timeline
Delta State, its home-grown billionaires
Election violence: Fear grips Ndigbo, South South indigenes in North
Jonathan, not the President we need
Nigeria needs a new beginning
Leadership, Muslims and civic duties
The concept of success in Islam (2)
Feb polls: NASFAT prays for Nigeria
MOCPED: ERC calls for release of students’ results, certificates
NLC election: Whither ideology?
2015 polls and INEC’s shoddy preparations: Chaos looming
‘Employees can access pension fund after four months’

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Chieftaincy tussle: Appeal court upturns high court judgment
The Court of Appeal, sitting in Lagos has upturned the judgment of a Lagos High Court which recognised Alhaji Jimoh Ajose as the Baale of Kuje Amuwo in Amuwo Odofin local government area of Lagos State.
NSITF to cater for aged, unemployed
THE Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund, NSITF, has now been empowered to handle social issues of providing social security to the aged and unemployed in addition to the implementation of Employee Compensation scheme.
Scorecard: Stakeholders differ on Jonathan’s performance in education sector
It was Lyndon B. Johnson, LBJ, 36th President of the United States of America that said “freedom is fragile if citizens are ignorant.” He had asked Congress for $1.5bn in new school programmes aid, saying “nothing matters more to the future of our country.”
Re: Buhari vs Jonathan: Beyond the Election, by Kayode Fayemi
We commend Professor Chukwuma Soludo for his insightful and incisive article published in the Vanguard Newspaper of January 26th under the above title. We agree with Professor Soludo that if the political parties, including ours, must justify the overwhelming enthusiasm of Nigerians about the 2015 elections we must remain focused on the issues that matter most to them, which is the progress of our country and the well being of our people. Indeed, this has been the driving sentiment of our party and our campaign all along.
Campaign posters war intensifies in Lagos
Some 18 days to next month’s general elections billed for February 14 and 28, the controversies surrounding the pasting of campaign posters and materials by the two major political parties in Lagos State, the All Progressives Progress, APC and the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, continues unabated, given dramatic twists it has assumed.

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