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Nigeria pushes for prisoner transfer deal with Tanzania over 30 Nigerians in jail

By Nkiruka Nnorom The Federal Government has said it will pursue prisoner transfer agreement with Tanzanian authorities as part of efforts to secure the return of the over 30 Nigerians currently serving jail terms in the East African country. Spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kimiebi Ebienfa, disclosed this yesterday in response to Vanguard’s […]
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South-East under siege : Robbers, kidnappers on the rampage

They forced my driver out of the car, pushed him down and used the butt of their gun and hit him at his waist. He slumped. Then they asked him to get up again and open the booth and the car. They removed my brief case and my suitcase containing my soutane and personal effects. They also removed the suitcase that carries my vestments and mitre for celebrating Holy Mass.

Obasanjo was not qualified to be PDP candidate in 1999 – Okwesilieze Nwodo

At that time too, Babangida started to move around to convince people on the need for an Obasanjo presidency, especially those who were rooting for Ekwueme. He also convinced Abdulsalam Abubakar to throw the weight of government behind the Obasanjo agenda. That was when the military came into the picture.

Nigeria needs spiritual adjustment, says Alile

SPIRITUAL leader of Saint Joseph Chosen Church of God, Apostle Hayford Alile recently launched a the sticker for a proposed national conferenceon leadership scheduled for thrre cities in Nigeria come September this year. At the end of the exercise Sudnay Vanguard asked him the purpose of the conference.

Rising spate of robbery in Anambra, Enugu

The robbery incident at Nnewi prevented many people, including Enugu State Governor, Mr. Sullivan Chime and Deputy Senate President Ike Ekweremadu from attending the funeral in Nnewi.

Nigerians condemn detention, torture of Police Officer

Uba, the self-styled PDP godfather in Anambra state was alleged to have detained, manhandled and summarily tried the police inspector, Mr. Nicholas Ossai in the front of his subordinates for allegedly allowing a police constable in his house to travel for a burial without his [Uba’s] approval.

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