Supporters of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan on Tuesday trooped to the National Assembly to celebrate the reopening of her office, which had remained sealed for six months following her suspension. The group had earlier accompanied the Kogi Central Senator from the FCT High Court, where she appeared in a defamation case filed against her by the Federal Government on behalf of Senate President...
With Ganduje’s resignation, President Bola Tinubu has once again proven his unmatched political instincts—reconfiguring the 2027 chessboard in one calculated move. In mere moments, coalition strategies that took years to build collapsed like a house of cards. Alliances unraveled. Political ambitions were quietly buried. It wasn’t just a shake-up—it was a strategic...
EPISODE 1: SABO, MIDNIGHT, AND THE BED ABOVE MY HEAD There was a time my granny and I set out on one of those journeys that never really ends when it should. We were traveling to Funtua, deep in northern Nigeria, with loads of gifts and goodwill packed tighter than sense inside old Ghana‑must‑go bags. We reached Sabo in Ogbomosho, Oyo State, early enough, but road journeys don’t respect...
The identity of the 13-year-old boy allegedly shot and killed by operatives of Operation Udo Ga-Achi in Onitsha South Local Government Area, Anambra State, has been revealed as Fabian Ugo. Speaking to Sunday Vanguard, the grieving family expressed their anguish and vowed to seek justice for Fabian. According to the family, the pain of the loss is even deeper because the boy was not involved in...
When Ayomide received his posting letter to Ebonyi State, he was disappointed. Far from the city life he knew in Lagos, he imagined loneliness, bush paths, and slow internet. But he had no choice. With his NYSC uniform freshly ironed and a heart full of uncertainty, he headed to the community secondary school where he was assigned to teach English. The school was modest—red dusty grounds,...
