Obi brought strong backing from urban voters and much of the South. Kwankwaso commanded a loyal base in the North

Gilbert Nnaji has long been a familiar figure in Enugu politics. He rose through the ranks of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)—from local government chairman

AKOD made the remarks on Thursday, when he paid an unscheduled visit to the venue of Vanguard Newspapers’ free medical outreach programme.

The programme, which is the 3rd in its series offered eye screenings, blood pressure checks, HIV tests, Hepatitis screening and medication

…LG boss says CSR worthy of emulation By Chioma Obinna & Olasunkami Akoni Chairman of Ikeja Local Government Area, Akeem Dauda, has urged organisations and other media establishments to emulate the Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR, initiative of Vanguard Media Limited, describing it as “laudable and worthy of emulation.” Dauda made the call, yesterday, while speaking […]

Each morning at Marina in Lagos, Godwin Akpan, a newspaper vendor, begins his day before the city fully wakes. But lately, his routine has taken on new meaning.

“There should be packages, medical treatment, psychological treatment as well as allowances to support them financially on the crafts they learnt”

“1990: I was already seated in the plane when I saw Uncle Sam walk in. He took his seat in the First Class area. I quickly walked up to him to greet him before take-off”

Early next morning, Chris Mammah, my neighbour across the fence called out to ask why I had not informed him I had gotten a job in ‘Vanguard’. I was stunned when I saw one of my two stories as the lead

‘I started my odyssey in Vanguard as an intern which saw me navigate through a newsroom populated by some of the best hands journalism had then’

GOING back into the history of Vanguard newspapers in the last 40 years of robust journalism of record, the years between 1998 and 2008 were significant for the brand development.

IT happens often. Birthdays or anniversaries take the back seat when urgent and pressing developments crowd the mind. June 3 was the day 40 years ago, when the first copy of Sunday Vanguard rolled out

As they were chatting, he told him: “Frank, this is my son. Please, take him and make him a better human being”

In the middle 1980s when we were Mass Communication students at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, there were three privately-owned newspapers in Nigeria which virtually every journalism school leaver wanted to write for