One of the memorable moments of yesteryears that would remain indelible in the minds of many Nigerians for a long time was the crowning of Miss Nigeria beauty pageant powered by the old Daily Times of Nigeria.

In the last one-week since President Bola Tinubu clocked 100 days in office, commentators and analysts, political observers and politicians have busied themselves, dissecting the President’s performance in office, particularly his major decisions and policy options.

Sheila Edwards got an offer for a sponsored trip to China. The Embassy of China was ready and those that would make the trip with her were also ready. It was going to be an all-expense paid trip and she looked forward to it.

There is panic in the polity among political parties and politicians as election petition tribunals across the country churn out their verdicts.

‘The way out is for one to cut his cloth according to his size. Definitely, a lot of parents are going to withdraw their children from some of these private schools to continue in public ones’

AS Nigeria struggles to deepen her democracy, no fewer than 17 state governments are running their local councils with transition or caretaker committees.

“One day, I decided to end it all and took more than the recommended dosage of tramadol. I blanked out afterwards”

Elder statesmen, leaders, retired judges, lawyers, and activists, who spoke to Saturday Vanguard, this weekend, faulted the judgment, saying that the operators, not necessarily our laws, were the problem of democracy in the country. They expressed dissatisfaction that the PEPT did not dispense justice on the glaring issues that arose from the last presidential elections tabled before it for determination.

As Nigerian railway battles terrorist attacks and frequent train accidents, Nigerians’ interest in rail travel is tragically dying.

Following the outcome of the 2023 presidential election and the judgment of the Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal on Wednesday, Nigeria finds itself at a crucial juncture.

“The government of Oshiomhole spent about N16bn on FG roads. The money was paid to Obaseki’s administration. And has he even fixed state roads?”

Whatever it is, within a short time, President Bola Tinubu has enthroned himself in sub-regional politics.

The September 2023 date announced for the takeoff of the Students Loan Scheme may not be feasible given some knotty issues yet to be resolved, investigation by Vanguard newspaper  has revealed.

“People do not seek superficial answers to hard questions. Nor do they want the broken, unimaginative, failed promises repackaged and fed to them.” Then Presidential Aspirant, Bola Tinubu, in RENEWED HOPE, p 2.

The beginning was dramatic. But three months in, Ganduje is the chairman of the ruling party. Every good step is followed by a clumsy shuffle. Jagaban had taken the oath and lunged at the bulls.