One day, in 1987, I wrote a letter to the Editor – Mr Toye Akiyode – to lodge a complaint that the paper was not publishing anything of interest for sales and marketing managers. Unexpectedly, a reply came in less than two weeks; asking for four articles covering half page of the paper

In the middle 1980s when we were Mass Communication students at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, there were three privately-owned newspapers in Nigeria which virtually every journalism school leaver wanted to write for

The annulment of June 12, 1993 Presidential election, adjudged to be the best in Nigerian history, was a Pandora’s box with numerous consequences and troubles

THOSE who worked or were associated with Vanguard at the beginning were Amuka lovers. Whether they were businessmen like art connoisseur Chief Taire, Hammond, Chief G.K Animashaun or they were civil servants like Alhaji Shehu Musa and Chief Awoniyi or journalists such as such Muyiwa Adetiba,Toye Akiyode, Jimi Disu and Kenny Adamson or Augustine Ehijiator, they were all Amuka lovers.

A former governor of Bayelsa State, Senator Seriake Dickson, has declared that the big players stealing the nation’s crude oil live in Lagos, Abuja,

A drastic drop in vessel calls into the nation’s ports has plunged operations in the maritime sector into a major crisis as businesses continue to nosedive, following the forex crisis and inflation currently militating against the economy.

Dr. Akpo Mudiaga-Odje, has torn to shreds the contention of a Northern leader, Hon Usman Bujaje, that Nigeria’s oil belongs to the North

High Chief Raheem Adedoyin, a Chieftain of All Progressives Congress, APC, in Kwara State, is a politician of note in the state. He served the state as a commissioner in the administrations of both Dr Bukola Saraki and his successor, Alh Ahmed Abdulfatah before joining forces with other like-minded politicians to launch ‘Otoge’ movement that brought the current administration of Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq to power in 2019. In this interview, Adedoyin who is currently Chairman, Editorial Board of the state owned Herald Newspapers spoke on the movement that unseated the Saraki hegemony in 2019.

Nigeria’s textile industry is now gasping for breath following the failure of revival measures, a sustained upsurge in the importation of textile products and a series of adverse monetary policy regimes.

A turncoat radical serving in the Abacha government once paid us a visit in the office and we all ran away, dodging to meet with him until he went away!