FOLLOWING the public outcry that has greeted the collapse of most roads in Kirikiri area, the Lagos State Public Works Corporation, (LSPWC), has called on owners of industries and other stakeholders in the area to assist the state in finding a lasting solution to the failed road as that remains the only basis of a lasting rehabilitation

Lagos State Governor, Babatunde Raji Fashola, has described the state’s free health mission is a demonstration of the government’s commitment and care to ensure healthier citizens as well as to achieve higher life expectancy among Lagosians

Most toilet repairs are simple to handle once you know what you are doing. The tips below may be useful incase you are having problems with your toilets. Such problems may include but not limited to inability of the toilet to flush its contents, sticky handle or the flapper not sealing

PATIENTS who visited the three Federal Government-owned health institutions in Enugu, yesterday, for medication were turned back following a one week sympathy strike embarked upon by medical doctors.

The upgraded Adeniran Ogunsanya Shopping Mall, Surulere, Lagos was last weekend, formally commissioned by Governor Babatunde Fashola. The ultra modern shopping complex which has built up area of over 22,000 square metres and comprises 154 shops, is owned by Lagos State Development and Property Corporation (LSDPC). The complex also boasts of a park that can take about 330 cars

Growers of hard drugs in Imo State, especially Indian hemp, have employed all manner of tactics in sustaining their illicit trade. Some of them even grow the dangerous drug in flower pots. To the untutored minds, the illicit drug farmers are simply buying into the state government’s Clean and Green Initiative

No fewer than 4,420,200 Long Lasting Insecticide Treated Nets (LLINs) valed at over N4 billion are to be distributed to every household in Lagos as part of efforts to scale up the universal coverage of LLIN in the state.Each household is to get two nets

Officials of National Oilspill Detection and Response Agency (NODSRA) has visited the oil spill site at Isheri where they inspected the sub-soil oil leakage that has been polluting the underground water and the environment in the area