Donald Duke: From Cross River record to PRP’s 2027 presidential gamble
Kidnappers on the prowl, target wealthy night crawlers
My experience in the hands of kidnappers – victim
The decoy of kidnappers – Security expert
Insurgency in Nigeria requires global solution
RECONCILIATION IN PDP: The fear of a rampaging Obasanjo
AMNESTY FOR BOKO HARAM: The Price of Reckless Engagement
NECO: Can it weather the storm?
JAMB at crossroads, NECO’s fate unknown
It’s worst decision anyone could ever take – Ogudoro
NECO, JAMB: To scrap or not to scrap?
Democratisation is not solution to Mali’s crisis

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SubscribeEpileptic power supply: Will NIPP break the ice?
NIGERIA is the seventh most populous country in the world, 39th top economy but unfortunately occupies the 70th spot on the global electricity production chart, according the CIA World Fact book.
EAST-WEST ROAD: The task is daunting; but we will deliver in 2014 – Minister of State for N-Delta
The Minister of State, Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs, Darius Dickson Ishaku, is optimistic that the 2014 deadline for the completion of the East West Road project would be met.
Changing rainfall patterns in Nigeria and global warming
It is now very obvious, even to those who had initial doubts about the veracity of the claim by scientists of rising global temperatures, that there is a change in the global climate pattern. Before now, the phrase ‘global warming’ seemed more like a joke; however, with the way climate has changed in recent times, the reality of what had hitherto been considered a fiction, and thought of as only perhaps real in what some termed “the delusional world of the scientist”, is now glaring for all to see.
Amnesty : How far will it go?
They were called terrorists, insurgents, religious extremists, political killers, Boko Haram and finally ghosts. They were told that amnesty is for humans and not ghosts. But suddenly, here comes a package for ghosts. Saturday Vanguard’s LEVINUS NWABUGHIOGU in this special piece chronicles the genesis, the politics and latest amnesty offer to Boko Haram Islamic sect.
Boko Haram: Finally, amnesty comes to ‘ghosts’
Recently, President Goodluck Jonathan succumbed to the pressures to grant presidential amnesty to members of Boko Haram sect.
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