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Tony Okafor The Anambra State Governor, Willie Obiano, has pardoned and reinstated three suspended traditional rulers in the state to commemorate ...

By David-Chyddy Eleke The Anambra State Governor, Chief Willie Obiano, has rescinded the suspension of three traditional rulers in the state. The three traditional rulers were among the 12 suspended in September 2020 for allegedly travelling out of their domain to Abuja, without seeking permission to do so. The monarchs had joined billionaire oil mogul, Arthur Eze, on a trip to Abuja to visit President Muhammadu Buhari. Obiano, who was allegedly in a feud with Eze for accusing him of shortchanging monarchs in the state, brought the hammer down on the monarchs for what many thought could be in...

Vanguard News Futility of shaming the shameless (4)  On By Douglas Anele That President Muhammadu Buhari’s electoral victory in 2015 was made possible in large part by self-styled progressives, hypocritical human rights activists, and politicians who previously scathingly criticised his nepotic, dictatorial tendencies is the clearest indication of the ideological and moral barrenness of Nigeria’s political class and the elite in general. If assessed from an unbiased standpoint, Buhari’s record as a public servant does not inspire confidence in his ability to perform, meaning that he d...

The NCDC made the disclosure via its verified website late on Friday. Since the outbreak of the disease last February, over 874,617 samples have been tested by the NCDC, out of which 77,933 turned out positive. The public health agency announced that the country had recorded six additional deaths in the past 24 hours. The NCDC also disc-losed that 300 patients had been discharged after testing negative from the virus. It said that the new infections were reported from 17 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) in the past 24 hours. The agency said that Lagos State reported 308 out of...

Chairman of the chapter, Rev John Hayab, gave this commendation in a statement issued yesterday in Kaduna. Hayab however said  that the spirit and tempo that government and the security agencies deployed to get the children back home should be sustained and engaged to get others still in captivity to return home. He said one could imagine the joy, peace, and excitement of the parents and all well-wishers on the heels of the good news heralding the school children’s return. He noted that to make many more homes, families and communities happy, we appeal to the government to double her effor...