Three children found dead in Anambra native doctor’s home
Moonsighting: Sermon for the Imams
The war against corruption: How has Nigeria fared?
Primary, secondary schools set to teach Natural Medicine
UNILORIN graduates 114 medical doctors
IMF warns of potential risks to global growth
How firms help boost education sector in Nigeria
For eight challenged Deltans, it’s time to walk
Police harassment: Send offenders to Borno State
Lagos generates 12,000 tonnes of garbage daily
Counter-terrorism war starts in Lagos
2014: OPD handles 4,036 cases, N8.3m compensation paid

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Sallah: Tight security in Abuja
Ahead Eid-El-Fitri celebrations and amid terror alert, security was, at the weekend, tightened in Abuja, the FCT.
Sunday Vanguard investigations revealed that the water-tight security was provided by the anti-bomb squad from the army, the police, the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC, Vehicle Inspection Officers, VIO, the State Security Services, SSS, and the Join Task Force, JTF. The officers were deployed on Monday and are to remain in strategic places during and after the Sallah.
Terror sponsors can’t hide for too long – Maku
Some of them outgrow their sponsors and become a societal problem. Every problem that you see that has developed at the national level started at the local level, it was not tackled by those responsible at that level until it becomes a national headache.
Ifa day in Yorubaland
Members of the Oodua People’s Congress (OPC) across the nation recently had a wonderful moment .It was a day the members of the Yoruba socio-cultural group gathered at the Government Technical College, Abule- Ado, Lagos, to celebrate their annual Ifa festival
Attack on Buhari, Sheikh Bauchi: The sun set at noon in Kaduna
Every year, members of the Tijjaniya Muslim sect look to the day Sheik Dahiru Bauchi would deliver his Ramadan Tafsir (sermon) at the expansive Murtala Muhammed Square, in the heart of Kaduna city
‘Collapsing wall killed my only two sons… and my world came to a halt’
The tragedy that befell the Edo State Chairman of the Youth Sports Federation of Nigeria (YSFON), Mr Osamudiamen Osagiede, penultimate Saturday, in Benin City, is something that he will not even wish for his enemy. On that day, Osagiede lost two sons and 12-year-old niece in a collapsed building in Urora community, Benin-City.

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