Lagos state government has designed a road map towards achieving the goals of making the state foremost in terms of richness in tourism through the “One Lagos” initiative.

Omolade Adunbi, a Professor at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, United States of America, teaches environmental politics, politics and political economy. In this interview, twho also trained as an anthropologist, avers that one way to end the crisis in the Niger Delta region is to address the root cause of the problem rather than using military might. He also throws insight on how his book, ‘Oil Wealth and Insurgency in Nigeria’ could help solve the country’s economic woes.

As the 2016 Ahmadiyya world Islamic Conference opens today in London, United Kingdom, the group has announced the broadcast schedule and frequency tracking of the event from various parts of the world.

In recent times, deadly cultists’ activities are beginning to gain notoriety in Ekiti State and the development is assuming very worrisome proportions, as killings and maiming of youngsters continue to mount daily, as at last count, about 20 young men have lost their lives to deadly clashes between suspected rival student cultists in some tertiary institutions in the state.

Hundreds of farmers living at Coker farm settlements in Ifo local government area of Ogun State have cried out for help from the government against alleged plan by some suspected land grabbers to eject them from their homes and farms.