Corps member killed as truck crushes vehicles in Ibadan
To sail above recession, Lagos injects N19bn into economy
Who will buy Nigeria?
Collapsing culverts: Aboru, Ekoro residents allege disaster waiting to happen, beg Ambode to intervene
Ambode flaunts 114 roads: It is yet another promise kept
Test of anti-land-grab law: Community petitions Ambode over Omo oniles
Traders petition govt over eviction threat by developers, landlords
Shocking find: Posers over lifeless baby found in refuse dump
Aftermath of ‘dry’ Sallah: Physically challenged lament neglect
2017 election: ‘Anambra North should be allowed to complete mandate’
CORPSES ABANDONED AS …Calabar families go to war over inheritance
When death became attractive option!
Lamentations of the handicapped over Sallah celebrations
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SubscribeBlinded by best friend: Sad tale of 18-year-old whose eyes were plucked
Hussein, who has been seeking for a job for a long time was deceived by his friend, David Arafat, who connived with an accomplice to perpetrate the dastardly act.
Ambode wants FG to legalise Peace Corps to tackle insecurity
Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode has urged the Federal Government to give legal backing for the establishment of Peace Corps of Nigeria, PCN, saying such would go a long way in tackling the problems of insurgency, kidnapping and other crimes confronting Nigeria.
Community cries out as hoodlums vandalise, burn $36 million water scheme
When General Ibrahim Babangida’s military regime flagged off a contract for the construction of a gigantic water scheme at Amuro Community in Okigwe Local Government Area of Imo State, at the cost of $36 million, under the control of Anambra-Imo River Basin Development Authority, Naze, Owerri, both indigenes and non-indigenes of the area shed tears of joy.
Imo community cries out as hoodlums vandalise, burn $36m water scheme
When General Ibrahim Babangida’s military regime flagged off a contract for the construction of a gigantic water scheme at Amuro Community in Okigwe Local Government Area of Imo State, at the cost of $36 million, under the control of Anambra-Imo River Basin Development Authority, Naze, Owerri, both indigenes and non-indigenes of the area shed tears of joy.
Rage of students: When Gboko polytechnic turned war theatre
HELL was practically let loose when students of 15-year-old Fidei Polytechnic Gboko went on rampage recently following squabbles over tuition. The institution was more or less turned into a scene of devastation as the students went as far as venting their anger on the ancient and usually serene Gboko town.
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