Simon Ekpa appeals six-year terrorism sentence in Finland
Gunmen kill APC chairman in Kogi, abduct one
Lagos: Did they know it’s horn-free day?
About Ibrahim, Khalilullah
Release Okey Wali unconditionally now — SANs
Touching tales of Boko Haram victims in Adamawa
UNN @ 54: Students celebrate varsity, task V-C on transparency
The imperative of professionalising the Nigerian Civil Service
Parents, students bemoan unity schools’ strike
Corruption, Impunity threaten human rights — Oyebode
Education, solution to Africa’s devt challenges says US Ambassador
Rivers govt distributes ebola preventive materials to schools
Varsities Talk: Jigawa state Varsity as a metaphor for others (2)
Education: Panacea for vibrant democratic society— Ekweremadu
Bad roads: Who’s to blame?

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SubscribeLagos: Horn-free day of mixed feelings
By Bose Adelaja & Augustina Anyaegbu Today October 15, 2014 is to be oberved as a horn-free day in Lagos State. And barring any change in policy, October 15 every year will continue to be observed as such. According to a release by the state government, on this day motorists are expected to comply with […]
Horn-Free-Day: Mixed feelings as Lagos moves to tackle noise pollution
Mixed feelings have continued to trail efforts of the Lagos State Government to tackle the menace of noise pollution in the metropolis, whose population is put at 21 million.
Torrent of tears as Ibadan tanker fire victims count losses
Victims of a fuel tanker explosion at Molete in Ibadan, Oyo State which claimed about 15 lives and left several others severely injured last Saturday have been counting their losses since the unfortunate incident happened.
30,000 New Polling Units’ Crisis Ahead of 2015: Jega dares Senate
Fresh information available to Sunday Vanguard suggests that, barring any last-minute change of plans, the advisory by the Senate Committee on the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, that it should not proceed with the allocation of the new 30,000 Polling Units, PUs, for sundry reasons, may be ignored – and this is authoritative.
How I slaughtered two teenage Tiv girls —Suspect
There was an outburst of anger and outrage in Benue State few days ago when news of the slaughter of two teenage girls by a 20-year-old Fulani herdsman at Zongo village, Mabala Council Ward in Makurdi, the state capital, filtered into town.
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