Worried by the spate of building collapse in the state, Lagos State Government, yesterday, said 41 distressed buildings were demolished in two years to avoid loss of lives.

Akure—MEMBERS of Ondo State House of Assembly yesterday proceeded with their plans to oust the deputy governor, Alhaji Ali Olanusi, as it directed the state’s Chief Judge, Justice Olaseinde Kumuyi, to set up a seven-man panel to look into the allegations of gross misconduct levelled against the deputy governor.

An advocacy group, Lawyers for Change, has charged the President elect, General Muhamadu Buhari, to focus on his campaign promises, especially with regards to recovering the Chibok girls abducted over a year ago.

ABUJA—Poised for a last fight, the Federal Government, yesterday, dragged the National Assembly to the Supreme Court, seeking for an order nullifying all the proposed amendments to the 1999 constitution.

The All Progressives Congress, APC yesterday shut its door to defectors from the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, charging would be defectors to either form a constructive opposition or quit politics.