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INEC offers biometric support to JAMB

The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has expressed its readiness to support the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, with biometric verification technology as part of efforts to deepen collaboration between the two federal agencies.
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Itsekiri students laud Uduaghan

In a statement made available to Vanguard yesterday, NAIS, congratulated Mr. G. Akperi on his appointment and charged him to defend and uphold the interest of Itsekiri in the commission by attracting massive infrastructural development to Iwere land, just as they further urged him to “steer clear of mediocrity to avoid jeopardising the aim of his appointment.”

Group asks CJN to probe Abia guber polls appeal case judges

“The ICPC’s investigation into these grave allegations is unhurried and lacks transparency. They are merely confirming being in possession of a petition said to have been filed in March, three months after. The Commission should update Nigerians on the progress of their investigation but they are not doing that.

31 days after: Abducted labour leader’s mother freed

I want to use this medium to thank all those who assisted directly or indirectly to ensure the release of my mother and a special thank to the press, especially Vanguard, for the support throughout this trying period.

Port Harcourt residents panic over heavy shooting

BY JIMITOTA ONOYUME PORT HARCOURT- RESIDENTS of some areas of Port Harcourt were jolted by heavy gun shots that lasted several hours in the early hours of today. Meanwhile, Governor Rotimi Amaechi in a statement advised residents against panic  saying the shots were from the police. According to the statement signed by his acting Chief […]

Kumuyi seeks dialogue on church tax

By Emma Ujah ABUJA — The General  Superintendent (GS) of Deeper Life Christian Ministry, Pastor William Kumuyi, has described as unnecessary, the raging controversy over whether or not churches should be taxed and suggested dialogue between church leaders and government.

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