IGP Disu: Recent figures point to rising Policing
The move placed the IGP at the centre of one of the country's most consequential policing debates, how to bring policing closer to communities while maintaining national standards and accountability.
Lifetime achievers Tukur: A life of unwavering principles
There is a self-confidence that radiates around Bamanga Tukur that has repeatedly caused people to call upon him at crucial times in the nation’s history.
Banker of the year Wigwe: Thriving in adverse circumstances
Herbert Onyewumbu Wigwe, a top flight banker and entrepreneur, currently Group Managing Director/ CEO, Access Bank Plc, is our BANKER OF THE YEAR, 2016.
Choosing Vanguard’s Personality of the year. Arguments and debates in their natural state
The dilemma of 1927 re-presented itself last October.
The editors of TIME magazine were confronted with a dearth of news, which made the gloomy spectre of choice of cover subject for that December holiday period more real.
Opposition to Buhari’s re-election among issues that could shape 2017
A host of recession-ravaged Nigerians are in a hurry to bid year 2016, which ends today, good bye. Arguably, 2016 has been a year of high-wire political intrigues, bickering and economic misfortune for many of them. It was a year that inflation rate hit over 18 per cent as the Naira had a free fall against the Dollar with prices of basic goods and essential commodities spiralling out of the reach of most Nigerians with the attendant hunger and gnashing of the teeth.
When will justice and fairness return to the Nigerian Army?
AS the year 2016 comes to an end, Nigerians are faced with an opportunity to reflect on the performance of government agencies and institutions. One of these institutions is the Nigerian Army, which is saddled with the onerous task of protecting the nation from external aggression as well as maintaining internal security.
