Captors fed us with garri without water, Eda Oniyo worshippers relive horror in kidnappers’ den
Council boss harps on prayer for success
Fear-stricken residents desert community
NASCO fire: A question of sabotage
In Edo, female bus drivers run the show
Five minutes away from eternity as robbers kill Police escort, driver
Five minutes away from eternity as robbers kill Police escort, driver
Day of rage as SS2 students go on rampage over mass failure
Caught in the act: Teenager in child stealing mess
Slow pace of road repairs: Blame weather condition- LSPWC
When 80 Ebonyi indigenes return from Abia with tales of woe
World Bank to spend $60m on projects in Edo
Sad songs of Akute pupils sacked by flood
Tragic end of a cable thief
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SubscribeRelief cometh for 14 Kano LGs affected by flood
The Executive Secretary of State Emergency Relief and Rehabilitation Agency, SERERA, Kano, Abubakar Jibril has disclosed that 14 local government councils in the state were affected by flood this year.
Ikorodu flood: How canoes saved the day
ON Sunday October 23, residents of Ajegunle along Ikorodu Road woke up to be confronted by a serious flood arising from the overflow of the Odo-Ogun river. The surge especially affected the major tarred road leading to Ikorodu and its environs.
Dehumanised, rejected: The pathetic story of children linked to witchcraft
LAST Tuesday Vanguard Metro, VM, ran the story of a 95-year-old man who was killed by some members of the Ikpe Ikot Nkon community of Akwa Ibom State for being a wizard. The story also made a passing reference to the ordeal of some children either suspected of being members of witchcraft cult or afflicted by ailments associated with witches.
Fire victims count losses, mourn dead colleagues
THE residents of house No. 44 Ijaiyi Street, in Ajeromi Ifelodun Local Government, of Lagos State, were shocked beyond words on Friday, October 14, 2011 as a mysterious fire gutted the one storey building.
APPOEMN condemns piracy in events management industry
THE Association of Professional Party Planners and Event Managers of Nigeria, APPOEMN, has condemned the gradual emergence of piracy and copy right violations in the events management industry.
Alleged membership of witchcraft cult:95-yr-old beaten to death, children dehumanised
CALM, indeed normal quiet community life, is yet to return to Ikpe Ikot Nkon, this once peaceful abode of the ancient cradle of the Ibibio. The scene was one of horror. Panic and confusion reigned everywhere and some people were reportedly seen parking their luggage and then waited to see what was to happen next, while those not ready to take chances immediately fled the village to seek refuge with their kinsmen elsewhere.
Fire victims count losses, mourn dead colleagues
THE residents of house No. 44 Ijaiyi Street, in Ajeromi Ifelodun Local Government, of Lagos State, were shocked beyond words on Friday, October 14, 2011 as a mysterious fire gutted the one storey building. In fact, they are yet to recover from the shock, especially after taking count of their huge losses in the inferno, including the death of two elderly occupants.
Fire victims count losses, mourn dead colleagues
THE residents of house No. 44 Ijaiyi Street, in Ajeromi Ifelodun Local Government, of Lagos State, were shocked beyond words on Friday, October 14, 2011 as a mysterious fire gutted the one storey building.
Ripples over ‘missing’ patient in Kano hospital
KANO was thrown into shock penultimate Friday following reports that a septuagenarian, Isa Ibrahim, recuperating at the Malam Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital in the commercial city for an undisclosed ailment has mysteriously disappeared from his sick bed.
Infrastructure: Lagos tasks young engineers on creativity
AS part of measures to tackle the infrastructure decay and enhance development, the Lagos State Government has advised young engineers to explore the vast opportunities in different sectors of engineering to bring about needed development.
Beggars or con artists: The intriguing story of a family of alms seekers
The mere sight of these two children in front of Saint Mary’s Catholic Church, Ire-Akari Estate, Isolo area of Lagos, that Sunday, evoked a great feeling of pity in most passers-by, following what looked like incurable sores spreading from their buttocks down their thighs.
Tough time for pirates, sea robbers as Navy gears up for war
For maritime operators in Nigeria, it has been one long tale of woes over the raw deal they have been having in the hands of pirates and sea robbers on waterways who delight in seizing their ships with near impunity.
WICKED: Man chopped off baby brother’s hand
BABY Etimbuk John, a three-week old boy, had a close shave with death, but divine providence intervened to keep him alive perhaps as a destiny child. Man’s inhumanity against a fellow man came his way rather too early, with the result that he would have to live the rest of his life with one hand.
14 percent of Lagos population suffers mental disorder-Commissioner
It has been revealed that over two million people living in Lagos State suffer from one form of mental disorder or the other.
Lagos community laments, accuses govt of neglect
AS far as residents of Ejigbo in Ejigbo Local Council Development Area, LCDA, of Lagos State are concerned, the government headed by Babatunde Fashola has been most unfair to them with respect to the provision of infrastructural facilities, especially roads.
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