Kadpoly teachers down tools
The Kaduna Polytechnic branch of the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics, ASUP, has embarked on work-to-rule action, protesting what it described as infrastructural decay in the institution as well as unwholesome treatment of its members.
NDLEA arrest suspected housewives with cocaine
The Nigerian Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Lagos, on Tuesday said it had apprehended two housewives for trafficking substance suspected to be cocaine.
Windows 10 to be available in 190 countries as free upgrade on July 29
Microsoft Corp. on Monday announced that Windows 10 will be available July 29, 2015 in 190 countries.
LASTMA adopts new measures to lower traffic mishaps
The death of famous musician, Dagrin following a head-on collision with a stationary vehicle sometime at Idi Oro, Mushin, Lagos is perhaps one of the memorable recollections of the dangers of abandoned vehicles on the road.
Lagos reconsiders Makoko Floating School
It is a parallel that would amuse some, but the comparison of Makoko and its shanties on Lagos lagoon with Venice, the idyllic European love zone is not totally out of place.Both Makoko and Venice share the physical description of people living on top of water and move around using canoes. But that is about where it stops given the dilapidation and reeking odour that is the lot of the people in Makoko.
Ambode’s inauguration: Tears, as Seme border youths lament 16yrs without electricity
LAST Friday, while thousands of Lagosians came out en masse at the Tafawa Balewa Square (TBS), Lagos to celebrate the inauguration of Akinwunmi Ambode as the 14th Governor of Lagos State, it was tears for youths of Gbaji-Seme, a border community in Badagry West Local Council Development Area of Lagos State, as they lamented lack of electricity for 16 years.
