Asaba Massacre at 59: Wounds, apologies and a day of forgiveness
Bomb blast amputee’s story turns sour
When Yoruba monarchs, others stormed Europe
Edo State: Much ado about new Teaching Hospital
Aba: When a dirt-prone city begins to wear a clean look
Oshodi transformation: Taskforce battles teenage miscreants
Registration: 21m Lagos residents to get ID
Ibadan: Rage of residents over 8-year reign of darkness
‘Newly-wed couple killed in crash warned against going on trip’
Azikiwe Centre or a den of robbers?
Stowaway: In-laws after me ‘over govt money’ – Mother
Day of the gunmen: How CMD, district head met tragic end
Socio-economic challenges: Youth volunteers to the rescue
Erosion havoc: Anambra community cries out
Owevwe Kingdom gets Ovie after 10 years

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‘I died seven times’, says Lawyer abducted while negotiating Ozekhome’s release
The spate of kidnapping in Nigeria and the involvement of youths in the criminal act have become a source of grave concern. More worrisome is the fact that abduction is fast becoming more than a trend; it is now an industry thriving on funds received from the families of victims.
14,300 Lagos drivers are partially blind – LASDRI boss
HOW will you feel if you suddenly discover that the driver of the bus or vehicle you have boarded is blind? In Lagos, it has been discovered that a large percentage of drivers, both private and public are suffering from different degrees of eye defects that have made them to be partially blind.
Illegal abattoir: Beware, that meat may endanger your life
DO you know that meats slaughtered in any illegal abattoir may be dangerous to human health? How? They are not tested by any competent Veterinary Doctors to certify their safety consumption level for human.
Fuel import: Stakeholders seek wharf landing fee removal
Stakeholders in the maritime industry have appealed to the Lagos State Government to exclude petrol and kerosene trucks from wharf landing fees because “such fees affect the availability and price of the products in certain parts of the country.”
Housing: Omo-oniles unchecked terror
IMAGINE buying a plot of land for half a million naira and somebody comes to claim that his ancestors bequeathed the land to him and insists that you must pay certain amount of money to commence work on the land.

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