100 days after, where are the 44 missing Borno schoolchildren?
Nnaji’s Exit: Will Nigeria surmount the power impasse?
Jonathan’s performance contract without penalty for default
Gathering storm in RSUST over reappointment of VC
In 40 days, Bakassi may be lost forever!
State police: It is northern vs southern govs
N1.78b SURE-P Allocations for FCT Area Councils
Porf. Nnaji’s Resignation : Probe him, Labour insists
Makinde: The problem with the police
CBN wants to wipe poor people out of existence – Bamidele
N5000 note, not our priority – Alile
Policy formulators should make our currency more valuable – Leo Godman
Much ado about N5,000 note
Criticisms trail planned introduction of N5,000 note
N5,000 note and currency restructuring at what cost?

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Introduction of N5,000 is not a big deal – Gbadamosi
Renowned industrialist, Rasheed Gbadamosi told Saturday Vnaguard that the planned introduction of N5,000 note into the economy is not a enough to attract the criticisms it has thus far generated.
We invested our money to save Nigerians from suffering
Vanguard Conference Hall panelists and discussants in this second and concluding part ask what is difficult in setting up refineries in Nigeria.
Beyond Resource Control – burdens and realities of transformation (2)
INITIALLY, it was the rich trade in commodities on the Oil Rivers; now it is the control of the rich petroleum resources of the Niger Delta.”
N5,000 note as red herring!
THE Central Bank served an advance notice of the introduction of a N5,000 note as well as the redesigning of the existing currency profile; under the proposed arrangement, six of the denominations i.e. N5,000, N1,000, N500, N200, N100, N50 will remain in notes form, while N20, N10, N5, N2, N1 and 50K will circulate as coins.
Even with local refineries, subsidy will persist – Marketers
Vanguard Conference Hall is the highest interactive editorial platform for public policy enlightenment, advocacy and solution delivery. It offers public office holders, civil society groups, academicians, opinion leaders and corporate chiefs, the arena to debate and exchange ideas for good governance. In this edition, the topic for discussion is entitled: “Fuel subsidy and the ethical deficiencies in public office in Nigeria.”

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