Warri-Sapele Road: Relief at last, commuters demand durable repairs
Plateau bus attack: How I survived as gunmen kill 13, including 8 passengers, driver—Lone survivor
Red card for nudists in Lagos
When Lions Club reaches out to kids, pregnant women
Drug war! NDLEA mourns its slain operatives
For Catholic couples, a night to relax and have fun
In Lagos, light will shine again with ‘home-made’ transformers
With Lagos City Champions, it’s football fun all the way
Sunborn: A yatch hotel floating on controversy
In Lagos, it’s a free health bonanza for cops
Making fortunes from demolition sites
Desperate to go abroad
When slum-based youths mobilise to change their destiny
No more hiding place for criminals …
OPC, vigilante groups, others threat to nation’s security
Day of hell in Lagos after downpour
Relief for Lagosians, as govt lights up Oshodi, others

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At Berger, a death-trap begging for attention
By Bose Adebayo & Kingsley Adegboye SOME weeks ago, it was one of several potholes which punctuate the entire stretch of the usually traffic-busy Oshodi-Apapa Expressway.
An accident of sadness and joy at Alaba Express
By Bose Adebayo & Fredrick Okopie When the downpour started in the early hours of Thursday, commuters and motorists at the ever-busy Apapa/Oshodi Expressway were prepared for the usual gridlock as such downpour had always resulted in the road being flooded. True to their fear, this was exactly what happened. But then they also underestimated […]
At last, Lagos City Hall wears new look
By Kingsley Adegboye Lagos City Hall, the foremost seat of    local government council administration in Nigeria which got burnt some years ago is now wearing a new look. The total reconstruction of the Lagos Island Local Government Secretariat and finishing with the state of the art building materials have transformed the edifice into an […]
Exposed! How man impersonates the dead to sell his shares
By Evelyn Usman Remember October 22, 2005, Bellview air crash which claimed a total of 117 passengers on board the ill fated Boeing 737-200 air craft? Remember also, that among those whose lives were sent to an unprepared grave by the crash which occurred shortly after take-off that fateful Saturday night, was the Chief Executive […]
For children orphaned by AIDS, a bright hope in the horizon
By Chioma Obinna When a parent becomes sick and dies, the child is usually affected in several ways that could leave him/her traumatised leading to emotional, physical and mental distress that could undermine that child’s overall health and development. Unfortunately, the 2.5 million Nigerian children orphaned by AIDS(excluding the ones in the Niger Delta areas […]
The wage of disobedience is arrest, death at Cele Bus-stop,
By Bose Adebayo THE young lady was obviously pre-occupied with her thoughts and so did not notice the woman and the powerfully built man approaching her at a rapid pace. She had just crossed the busy expressway and was heading towards a row of commercial buses presumably to board a bus. She was soon confronted […]
Gory tale of tears, blood, death at Cele Bus-stop
By Chioma Obinna LAGOSIANSÂ have witnessed many a tragic incident at the popular Cele Bus-stop along the Oshodi – Apapa Express way, but nothing to compare with the gory scene of last Saturday September 26 that has become the latest tale of sorrow, tears and regret in Lagos. For many of those who witnessed the […]
How soldier tortured, stabbed me in the eyes
The story of Taiye Ebele Mbakwe (39), a native of Umuleri-Mbakala in Abia State sounds like the rested NTA kiddies show, tales by the moonlight. The father of two who lives at Number 49, Shifau Street, Ojuelegba, Lagos operates an electronic shop in front of his house with his twin brother, Kehinde.
Akowonjo: Killers on the prowl
RECENTLY, the Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Marvel Akpoyibo after a security meeting with the State Executive Council assured Lagos residents that every measure has been put in place to ensure safety of lives and property in the state even in the last quarter of the year popularly dubbed the “ember monthsâ€.
Accommodation palaver: Couple pluck off flat-mate’s eyes
……aggrieved neighbors accuse police of cover-up By Ifeanyi Okolie Tears flowed freely last Sunday at Olodi Apapa area of Lagos when a middle-aged man had his eyes plucked off during a brawl with a couple in their apartment. The man identified as Cosmos Okoye, a native of Uke in Anambra State was said to have […]
Murder at dawn : Eye witness account deepens mystery
By Bose Adebayo & Evelyn Usman WHEN the white Toyota Camry arrived with its six occupants and parked in front of the single storey, four-flats building painted in brown and butter colours,even curious neighbours did not notice anything to excite alarm. Time was about 7.15 a.m. that Sunday when two children from one of the […]
Keke biz gets a boost in Ikorodu with 200 tricycles
By Olasunkanmi Akoni THIS could be celebration time to some individuals in Ikorodu as they are the lucky beneficiaries of a poverty alleviation gesture by the Lagos State government. As part of efforts to check youth involvement in crimes and other undesirable engagements which has been attributed to poverty resulting from lack of opportunities to […]
Why Lagosians patronise drug hawkers
By Bose Adebayo A septuagenarian was lying ill in her one-room apartment and refused any attempt by her daughter to take her to hospital for treatment. She said her personal doctor would soon come to give her the necessary treatment at home. She was still speaking when a woman arrived with a basket on her […]
Dumped in dirty gutter, now Baby Fashola
By Fredrick Okopie The birth of a new baby usually evokes joy in the proud parents who sometimes roll out the drums to celebrate the happy event, especially if the baby is coming after a long wait by the couple following their wedding. Among some families, the celebration may entail them barricading an entire street, […]
Agbo Malu demolition sparks off outrage
By Kingsley Adegboye An erstwhile serene suburb, tucked between Arakan Barracks in Apapa and former Malu Road in the outskirts of Ajegunle in Lagos is the centre of a fresh controversy following the recent demolition of this pre-colonial rail line community. Settlers say they inherited the location from their progenitors who were originally cattle herdsmen […]

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