Security was tight at most churches in Jos, Plateau State capital, yesterday as they took precautionary measures to forestall a repeat of the previous week’s attack on a church in the city.

ONE of the notorious quirks bedeviling governance in Nigeria is the tendency for what started out as a firm, decisive and desirable government action to unceremoniously fizzle out into blatant back-tracking or abrupt disinterest and lingering inaction, often witnessing a pathetic return to business as usual.

THE Nigerian Navy, NN, said, weekend, that it had begun an in-depth probe of the alleged kidnap and throwing into the Lagos lagoon of a three-week-old baby by one of its Ratings.

Indications emerged, yesterday, that Acting Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Mohammed Abubakar, may effect mass posting of officers this week.

…Lagos moves to harness potentials, constructs 59 jetties across state
Stakeholders in water transportation, comprising operators and passengers, have lamented the apparent neglect of what they consider one of the fastest and safest modes of transportation by various administrations at different levels of government.