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My husband paid the supreme price fighting for justice — Widow laments

By Vincent Ujumadu It was an emotional atmosphere at Umuenu Umuawulu in Awka South Local Government Area of Anambra State when a widow, Mrs Nkechi Obi, wife of the former chairman of Umuenu Quarters Assembly, Umuawulu, Mr Humphrey Obi, broke down in tears to narrate the circumstances that led to her husband’s death while pursuing […]
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Govt, parents blamed for rot in education

The poor quality of the country’s education system has been blamed on the government, parents and other stakeholders in system. Speaking to Vanguard Education, the Proprietor of Leader Group of School, Kirikiri. Apapa Lagos, Captain Charles Avneghagha blamed the rot in the country’s education system on the government, parents lecturers and school owners.

How behaviour determines response

Our behaviour determines the kind of response we get. Your words may even determine if you will get a positive or a negative response in an interactive process.

In Lagos, it’s a free health bonanza for cops

Due to the strenuous and demanding nature of their job, many policemen barely find time to visit the hospital to seek medical attention for such common ailments as malaria and typhoid even when they are down with symptoms that indicate that they have been so infected.

Making fortunes from demolition sites

It was a case of one man’s misfortune being another man’s blessing at the Ifesowapo Iron Market, along the Lagos-Badagry expressway, at Orile Iganmu.

Desperate to go abroad

The desperation on the part of many Nigerians to travel out of the country is believed to have reached an alarming level in recent times.

Viewing China at 60

THE statement by the president; of China, Hu Jinato that “Chinese people are rich and confident” on the occasion of that country’s 60th anniversary on October 1, 2009 may seem unrealistic to many people. However, a visit to the country will open the eyes of anyone to the reality of the statement by Hu.

Clampdown on banks: God would not have forgiven me if we did not strike — Sanusi Lamido Sanusi

FOR those who know him, activism is his life. Whatever he does, he does with passion. He may not be tiny but describing him as being on the skinny side would be more appropriate – his shirt size would be 15 and a half. We are talking about Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). Sanusi’s belief in the Nigerian state is unbelievable. He proved that much when he visited Vanguard’s corporate headquarters in Lagos last Thursday.

The Law and Gospel views on Christian Marriage and Divorce

MANKIND before Calvary, that is, mankind made up of Jews and Gentiles were under the sentence of death, awaiting the execution of the sentence passed on them by a just God. Mankind declared guilty of a capital offence could not and cannot seek justification in the sight of God by any post-judgment doing of the law. “For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God…Therefore by the deeds of the law shall no flesh be justified in (God’s) sight: for by the law is the knowledge of sin” (Romans 3:23,20).

Don’t waste your resources!

A renowned author once said; “Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone…If you want to be rich, then you need to become financially literate.”

Some pastors take advantage of people’s poverty

PASTOR Nick Medouwa is the General Overseer of Pentecostal Canaaland Mission in Lagos. In this interview with Sam Eyoboka, he speaks on why his messages are focused on holiness and righteousness, the activities of fake pastors and the slow pace of the Yar’Adua administration.

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