From Chibok Girls to Maga/Papiri Girls
Following recent abductions in Maga and Papiri, Nigeria has rescued some students but faces ongoing challenges with terrorism, prompting calls […]
Editorial
Nigeria’s Insecurity Crisis Echoes Haiti’s Descent into Chaos
Nigeria faces a severe insecurity crisis, drawing parallels to Haiti, amid rising kidnappings and religious persecution, necessitating urgent government action
Inner Wheel urges teens to speak out against violence and abuse
Inner Wheel encourages teenagers to speak out against violence and abuse, promoting empowerment and support. READ MORE FROM VANGUARD
US losing African influence: dignity, not dominance, needed
The U.S. is losing influence in Africa due to its outdated, paternalistic approach, as the continent increasingly seeks respect and
Judiciary Reform: Beyond the President’s Call
Nigeria’s judiciary faces a crisis of confidence due to corruption and delays, necessitating internal reform led by the NJC, beyond
Nigeria building collapses: role of estate supervisors
Nigeria faces a persistent building collapse crisis due to compromised standards, highlighting the critical role of estate supervisors in enforcing
Wike saga: Throwback to military impunity
The main issue is not disrespect or security but an abuse of military power and a dangerous precedent of military interference in civilian land governance.
War threat: Trump, let Nigeria be
History shows that American interventions, whether to safeguard national interests or dismantle terrorist networks, have often destabilised target nations further.
Countering the false, misleading “Christian genocide” narrative
The article argues that claims of a “Christian genocide” in Nigeria are false and divisive, stressing that the country’s insecurity affects both Christians and Muslims, and urging the government to better protect all citizens.
A good name is better than riches”: Kessington Adebutu on turning 90
Celebrating his 90th birthday, billionaire Kessington Adebutu credits his enduring success and longevity to moderation, his commitment to a “good name” over riches, and his strategy of making his children business partners to ensure continuity.