Lagos Life game is valued at $1bn — Creator, Shalom Rayhamen
Court jails three men for trafficking two-year-old boy in Cross River
Education, money making enterpise
Corruption Cases: The Courts are not to blame
Attempted DSS jailbreak: The truth needs be told (2)
Emo-Eferotu Foundation re-trains teachers
How bandits forge car papers at Apapa Wharf in 30 mins
The safest means of transportation?
Puzzle over ‘dead man’ withdrawing N2.5m from bank account
Parents cry over N1, 500 JAMB results scratch card

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Only northern govs, leaders can stop Boko Haram – Oritsejafor
Amid the raging insurgency in the North-east, the President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, says, contrary to the claim in some quarters, Christians, rather than Muslims, are the targets of the Boko Haram Islamist group. Oritsejafor lists six ways to end the insurgent attacks including northern leaders engaging Boko Haram in dialogue. The CAN leader spoke to Sunday Vanguard after the Daughters of Sarah convention, co-hosted by his World of Life Bible Church, Warri, Delta State.
Two killed, royal father escapes death… as oil money sparks trouble
IT was a bloody Sunday in a sleepy community called Azagba, in Uhumnwonde Local Government Council of Edo State, when suspected thugs stormed the community and unleashed mayhem on the people. Three people were shot dead while several others are receiving treatment in hospital. Residents have fled due to fear of fresh attack.
“I am in Rivers State to do a professional job” – CP Ogunsakin
As a Commissioner of Police in charge of the Special Fraud Unit at Milverton Street, Ikoyi, Lagos State, Tunde Ogunsakin held sway with an unwavering candour and astuteness coupled with a tenacity of purpose, he has been riding the crest of success.
Story of 50,000 displaced victims of Fulani invasion
This is not the best of times for Benue state, not with the influx of over 50,000 internally displaced persons who on daily basis throng Makurdi, the Benue state capital, from crisis- ravaged villages and communities in Guma and Makurdi local government areas of the state.
Ikeja bomb blast 12 years after:Victims’ families lament neglect by govt
For 84 families of 2002 Ikeja bomb blast, January 27, 2002 will forever remain a nightmare. This is because the pains and agony they feel as a result of the death of their loved ones are yet to heal.

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