THE unending traffic gridlock along Oshodi-Apapa Expressway, especially at Mile 2, the major route to Nigeria’s busiest seaports such as Tin Can and Apapa ports, appears to be worsening by the day, as motorists and commuters spend several hours to get to their various destinations.

BENIN— The Iyasele of Esan land and chairman, Board of Trustees, BoT, People’s Democratic Party, PDP, Chief Tony Anenih, is the most powerful living political leader in the present day Edo state.

By Emmanuel Unah CALABAR—Since his assumption of office in 2007, the Governor of Cross River State, Senator Liyel Imoke, has fully metamor-phosed as the political C in C of the state. His calm appearance could be deceptive to those who do not know him closely, but anybody conversant with his persona knows that his political […]

Sam Nda-Isaiah, publisher, entrepreneur and politician, is one of the presidential hopeful on the platform of the All Progressives Congress, APC. He shares his thoughts on Nigeria and why he wants to be the President of Nigeria.

Fresh information available to Sunday Vanguard suggests that, barring any last-minute change of plans, the advisory by the Senate Committee on the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, that it should not proceed with the allocation of the new 30,000 Polling Units, PUs, for sundry reasons, may be ignored – and this is authoritative.

Prostitution—It is the oldest profession in the world; from before Deliliah’s seductive ways with Samson in Bible times, to last night in a dark corner at Ojuelegba bus stop in Lagos.

Women, selling their bodies for money; some pushed into this nefarious profession out of poverty, some, out of sheer greed and some others, simply for the love of sex. In this piece, Saturday Vanguard explores the lives students in our tertiary institutions who now appear more remarkable in their runs for men and money than their primary purpose of acquiring quality education.

THE emergence of Mr. Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede as the President of the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE has been described as a good omen for the Nigerian capital market. it is expected that he will bring his vast experience to bear, to surmount some of the challenges facing the stock exchange and the market in general

ANYONE who has visited other countries would know that Nigeria is a great country. I have several reasons to back this assertion.

THE pioneer vice chancellor of the University of Benin, Prof. T. M. Yesufu, a world renowned economist passed on during the Sallah break and has been buried in his home town, Agbede Etsako West in Edo Stae on Tuesday, October 7, 2014, according to Islamic rites.

AS the Holy Bible puts it in the Book of Ecclesiastes, ‘to everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven’.