2027: Makinde vows one-term presidency, challenges Tinubu on fuel prices
12,000 lives lost to Boko Haram— Jonathan
‘Boko Haram got N11bn to kill, maim’
Inside Boko Haram’s Hideout: The story of Sambisa forest
Trouble in Assemblies of God
The paradox of rebased GDP—Chukwu
Largest Economy: Irony of Numbers
Why we cannot run away from genuine federalism —Obong Attah

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Confab: How to reconcile North/South conflicting interests, by Fasheun
Nigeria, the biggest black nation, should be a leader in world affairs and leadership involves a lot; you must be able to meet and overcome challenges. That is what leadership is. A leader should leave the stage as an icon and let the people feel nostalgic that he is leaving the stage.
Confab: North must make the best of bad situation, by Usman Bugaje
Structuring the Nigerian federation along the principles of the so-called “true federalism”. Here, it is being erroneously inferred – either out of political ignorance or political maneuver or both – that the 36 States of the Federation are “federating units” and should therefore operate and derive their powers and functions on the classical meaning of federalism, as in the case of the United States of America
Citizen stories: Report news as it breaks near you!
Vanguard invites its numerous readers to be part of our citizen journalism initiative.
You can send us stories that are happening where you are. This may also include photos and videos of events you consider fascinating enough to be shared around the world.
The Borno bloodletting
Borno State has witnessed serial Boko Haram attacks since the beginning of this year. The attacks were mostly executed in the villages of Borno, the Sambisa forest and the mountainous villages of Gwoza and Gamboru Ngala council areas which share borders with Cameroon and Chad Republic.
Yobe killing fields
Insurgency ceased in Yobe State for 11 months after two years of attacks. Consequently, indigenes praised the gallantry efforts of security forces enforcing emergency rule in the state and the pragmatic manner with which government handled the matter

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