MohBad displayed on Times Square’s billboard in New York
Lagos adds four names on sex offenders register
Energy Security: We can power 774 LGAs in Nigeria within 24 months – UNN don
Sagamu Cult Killings: Arrest of Ogun lawmaker by DSS political – PDP
Delta: Police on trail of murder suspects in Ogwashi-Uku
Only 5,000 out of 100,000 repentant Boko Haram are insurgents – Commissioner
Kogi guber election ‘ll be most peaceful ever — Gov Bello
Protect Nigeria’s image, Minister begs as 72 scholarship awardees depart for Hungary
Delta Assembly moves to end open sex trade, illicit drugs
Cartoon: ‘My Governor, I’ll obey before… sorry, without complain’
Floods: We’ll clear clogged-up drains — Lagos govt
Viable investment, capital projects coming to Ondo — Rep
Our empowerment scheme ‘ll curb youth restiveness in N-Delta — FG
Impeachment of dep gov: We’ll follow due process — Ondo Assembly
Deputy Speaker, Kalu rates NDDC development interventions in Abia poor
Europe Watch: Boniface, Osimhen shine, Sadiq makes debut, others

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Sagamu cult clash: Ogun lawmaker, 6 others in DSS custody
SECURITY operatives have tracked six suspected cultists allegedly involved in the violence that erupted in Sagamu, last weekend, to the official residence of a member of the state House of Assembly.
Missing Zamfara journalist, Hamisu, found dead
A missing Zamfara journalist, Hamisu Danjibga, has been found dead, according to the Nigeria Union Journalist, NUJ.
Oshodi/Apapa gridlock: Hold Lagos govt, Police, others responsible — PSTT
THE Ports Standing Task Team, PSTT, a presidential committee set up by the Presidency to clear the port access roads, has accused the Lagos State Government; the operators of the call-up system, TTP; Lagos State Traffic Management Agency, LASTMA; the police and others of preventing it from clearing the Oshodi-Mile2 inward Tin-can gridlock.
We’re working to rescue 8 abducted corps members in Zamfara — NYSC
The National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, in collaboration with national security agencies has intensified efforts to secure the safe release of eight prospective corps members kidnapped in Zamfara State en route to the Orientation Camp in Sokoto.
Lip-service and identity harmonisation
Six years later in September 2021, Buhari again ordered all the identity collation agencies to ensure that a central biometric identity platform was established before he left office in 2023.
Chef, entrepreneur, designer, philanthropist – Kachi Yvonne Tim shines in every role
In a world where food, fashion, and philanthropy rarely cross paths seamlessly, Kachi Yvonne Tim has built a bridge between them.
Nigeria’s trade with Africa up 40.8% to N1.84trn
Nigeria’s trade with the rest of Africa increased by 40.8 percent Year-on-Year (YoY) in the first half of 2023 (H1’23) to N1.839 trillion from N1.306 trillion recorded in the corresponding period of 2022 (H1’22).
This represents a reversal in the declining trend of the nation’s intra-African trade over the same period since 2020, in terms of value.
Land grabbing: Shun quacks to avoid loss of investments, Surveyors tell Nigerians
THE Association of Private Practising Surveyors of Nigeria, APPSN, yesterday, urged Nigerians and prospective land buyers to engage professionals and shun quacks to avoid unnecessary loss of land and investments.
NGO convenes women, youth-led CSOs to advance accountability in Enugu state
The MacArthur Foundation supports this initiative through the Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID).
The gates to hell were opened long ago, By Owei Lakemfa
THE world gathered this week under the United Nations to talk peace, security and socio-economic justice, but hawks circled and beneficiaries of a skewed world sat silent in cold complicity. It was the 78th Session of the United Nations General Assembly, UNGA, and even as the world on Thursday, September 21, complemented the UN objectives […]
Women groups to Tinubu: Prioritize our inclusion in peace negotiations, foreign interventions
In an urgent call for the inclusion of women in peace negotiations and foreign interventions in Africa, One Percent International Advocacy has urged President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to revise his approach.
Nigeria without trucks and their drivers? By Adekunle Adekoya
As I write this, that expressway, leading to the nation’s busiest ports is choked with trucks of two types. There are fuel tankers going to any of the 35 or so fuel depots in the Apapa area to lift fuel. The others are flat-pallet, container-bearing trucks going to the ports.
Begging for a seat at the table, By Azu Ishiekwene
FOLLOWING the G-20 summit held in India, I have been amused by the debate about whether or not Nigeria should be more than a guest again at the next G-20 meeting in Rio, Brazil. If South Africa is a member, why not Nigeria? How do you offer Africa’s largest economy only a complimentary ticket every […]
Oriwu Junior College clinches victory in Lagos children’s quiz competition
In a show of intellectual prowess, Oriwu Junior College, Ikorodu, has emerged victorious at the 2023 Lagos State Children Quiz Competition.
As Ogun moves to preserve Abeokuta-Sagamu road
If motorists take advantage of the smoothness of the road and engage in speeding, that can only lead to accidents. It is a fact that most of the vehicular accidents witnessed on the road affect the road furniture.

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