If you’ve ever been concerned about how less intelligent you feel, look no further than how much time you spend behind the wheel! This is because a new study has suggested that driving for more […]
The Federal Road Safety Corps Traffic Radio Station will go on air very soon, Corps Marshall Boboye Oyeyemi has said. Oyeyemi told the Correspondent of the News Agency of Nigeria in New York that the […]
There is no shortcut to hypermodernity. The link to hypermodernity is education. We cannot compete or achieve hypermodernity by continuing with education in the traditional way. We have to recalibrate education to fit and tap […]
How then does Nigeria solve a problem like Kanu? Obviously, good governance is essential. So is justice. As Wole Soyinka stated at the end of the civil war, “To keep Nigeria one, justice must be […]
Yoruba scholarship owes him much, and will honour him befittingly. So soon after Abiola Irele, another pillar of the Shrine of Letters succumbs to the exigences of Time and leaves our horizon cloudy. Adebayo Faleti […]
A South African nine-year-old has become the world’s third child born with HIV to appear effectively cured of the disease, scientists have said. The child has had a healthy immune system for more than eight […]
Pope Francis has started replying Catholic priests in Ahiara diocese, Imo state, whom he had earlier directed to write to him over the lingering church crisis in the area. John Onaiyekan, archbishop of Abuja diocese, […]
POLITICS is the survival of the fittest, and Nigeria is no exception. “The Hyenas and the Jackals will soon be sent out of the kingdom,” the first lady, Aisha Buhari, wrote on Facebook on July […]
AUDIO:Did You Think Jonathan Was A Good President? Jimi Disu Asks Kenny Okolugbo On The Discourse
Acting President Yemi Osinbajo has advised children currently on holidays to learn something new outside academics. Speaking in Lagos on the sideline of the 60th birthday thanksgiving service of Salami Ololade, a pastor, Osinbajo said […]
Ihuoma Chiedozie and Tony Okafor The leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, on Monday, said Igbo must not vacate the North, or any other part of the country, as a condition for […]
In September, the House of Representatives Committee on Civil Society will hold a public hearing on the Bill. If the Committee does not kill the Bill, it will label the president and his party as […]
Liam Fox has dismissed health concerns about importing chlorine-washed chickens from the US after Brexit. The International Trade Secretary said there are bigger issues to focus on when working out a UK-US free trade agreement […]
Audio: Why did the Vanguard carry this Kanu story?
Donald Trump is not known for the consistency of his views. In the six months since he became president, Trump has changed his mind on China, on Nato and on military intervention in Syria. On healthcare, he seems to change […]
I returned this past weekend from a European vacation: conferencing in Greece, queuing up at Wimbledon, kayaking in Ireland, and generally doing my own small part to stimulate the EU economy. I’m not Tom Friedman, […]
James Anderson used to look forward to jetting off every July or August on British Airways. Like many of us, he felt BA was a cut above the competition. Boarding and enjoying a cheeky G&T […]
Godwin Emefiele, governor of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), on Saturday said Nigeria missed the opportunity of being a great economy when it saw oil and abandoned agriculture. Speaking while delivering a lecture at the […]
What is federalism? To use the simplest definition at my disposal, federalism is a political system in which powers are shared between two “equal” levels of government: namely national and sub-national governments. Nigeria and Brazil […]
People wonder why their friends desert them when the going gets tough, when they fall. But the reason is simple. There are usually as many motives for friendship, even marriage, as there are friends, spouses. […]
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