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Vanguard News Family petitions IG over missing son On By Paul Olayemi The family of a tanker driver, Mr Shelly Akponeware, an employee of Regardas Nigeria Limited, Sapele, who has been missing since October 16th 2020, has petitioned the Assistant General of Police, Zone 5, Benin City, DIBAL YAKADI, The family, in a petition, urged the AIG to cause the company to produce their son, dead or alive. The letter signed by Mr Emmanuel Akponeware, Shelly’s father and O.J Okorozie and Egbo and Associates, Legal Practitioners, titled: *A case of criminal conspiracy and abduction of Mr Shelly Akponew...

President of the Senate Ahmad Ibrahim Lawan PHOTO: Twitter Availability of change-agents and transformational leaders who are also selfless and committed to national unity, is what Nigeria desperately needs now to move forward speedily. It is even more rewarding when these public officials serve as legislators. In such capacities, they stand out as true advocates of their constituents, progressive-minded, detribalized and serving with dignity and honour. As legislative activists, they find fulfilment in mentoring others and in their politics, there is always a place for morality. Lamentably, ...

Punch Newspapers Sections Published 9 January 2021 Ndubuisi Egbo, the first African coach to win a topflight league in Europe and play in the UCL, talks about his challenges despite his heroics in Albania, his dismissal by the club, racism, and his desire to fulfil Pele’s prophesy for African football in this session with Kick and Follow, a PUNCH Online TV sports programme on Friday. Correspondent EBENEZER BAJELA monitored the interview You made history as the first African to lead a European team Tirana to a topflight league title in Albania last season. How difficult was it achieving that...

TODAY Pool Photo The Rotary Club of Jos Utan, District 9125, has engaged blind women to train vulnerable women on a three-day skills acquisition programme. Rotn Jane Ogo Egbo, the 5th Club President, Rotary Club of Jos Utan, said the blind women were engaged by the club due to their industriousness and requisite skills. She noted that it is marvellous for blind women to teach women who have their sights on skills acquisition. ‘These blind women are today resource persons who are training women at Utan and Alheri community on how to make bags, soup, chairs, bids and other items organised b...