Floods ravage Delta communities
Commuters stranded as floods cut off Agbarho/Ughelli road
Mixed reactions trail Lagos infrastructure asset management agency
‘Why, at 42, I am in JSS1’
Ekiti insecurity: Worried Fayose meets police authorities
Killing of 12 in Rivers community:Residents blame cultists, politicians
Kano mosque blast: Why we dared invaders to save lives — Witnesses
Rise in rape of minors: Commissioner raises alarm
Lagosians lament fire fighters’ poor response time
Alumni battle LASU’s agelong challenges
2015: LASAA talks tough against defacing campaign posters
Ogun youths recount shocking tales of enslavement by foreign firms
Bloodbath, as factional carpenters association clash in Ondo
Residents groan over 102-yr-old abandoned Ojutu bridge
Nigerians in Ghana prisons cry out for help
Ibadan: Fracas leaves fragile peace in tatters
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SubscribeDay of horror on Lagos-Ibadan expressway
The Lagos/Ibadan Expressway has been dubbed in some quarters as a highway of horror due to the frequent fatal auto accidents that have occurred there. This possibly explains why commuters usually engage in passionate prayer sessions before embarking on a journey through that seemingly accident-prone road.
Boko Haram: Displaced persons invade Lagos
Like any other commercial motorcycle operator, Awalu Bernard who hails from the Northern part of the country, claimed to have an in depth knowledge of Festac Town and its environs where he operates. It was with this confidence that he agreed to take Vanguard Features, VF to Jinifa Plaza located on 23 Road.
AOCOED: Fashola orders audit of accounts
The crisis rocking the Adeniran Ogunsanya College of Education, Ijanikin, Lagos, has deepened with the state Governor, Babatunde Fashola ordering the state Auditor General, Mrs. Helen Deile, to immediately vet the institution’s accounts.
13-YR-OLD GIRL’S HORROR: ‘My stepfather serially raped, impregnated me!’
Parents and adults generally have responsibility to care for, educate, and discipline children but when the children begin to detest the parents, then the situation calls for concern.
Osun teacher escapes death by whiskers for scolding students
For more than 15 years that Osho Bamidele Samuel has been teaching, Friday, October 24, 2014, will forever remain unforgettable, as he escaped death by whiskers, in the hands of some of his students who beat him black and blue because he scolded them for indiscipline.
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