FG evacuates 111 more Nigerians from South Africa
US releases fresh names, photos of 24 Nigerians to be deported
Rage of residents over ravaging flood
Controversy around driver’s licence rages in Lagos
Isemo: When women lose freedom of movement to tradition
Collapsing 40-year-old bridge: Fear grips Ebonyi communities
Centenary: Group plans to project national flag to foster unity
End of the road for motorbike robbers
Iyana Ejigbo: At last, motorists heave sigh of relief
Arowojobe bridge: A disaster waiting to happen
My life in danger, cries out bricklayer
Lekki residents ignore ocean surge warning, storm beaches
It’s sad two brothers are at war over Oloffa stool – Kingmaker
Lagos issues yellow card to ‘Keke Marwa’
Drama in court as lawyer, client quarrel over dud cheque
Early marriage: Day children took to the streets
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SubscribeFor 5,000 Ogun residents, a day of joy via kerosene bonanza
Ogun state is one of the states in the country which often experiece acute shortage of kerosene. People, especially women, go the extra mile to get the product, often at outrageous prices. The problem, according to findings, is more pronounced in the rural areas of the state which harbour majority of residents.
Murder of youth: Over 500 protesting indigenes cry for injustice
THE Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, councillorship primaries in Ebonyi State has come and gone, but the state has not known peace since then. This is on account of the killing of a youth, Kalu Ogbu, in Edda, Afikpo South LGA during the primaries. The murder had immediately sparked off a peaceful protest by over 500 indigenes of Ekoli Edda in Abakaliki, the State capital.
Tussle with Omo-Oniles: Man kills friend over telecom mast in Lagos
BEFORE his untimely death penultimate weekend, Alhaji Taiwo Awolesi lived for two years in an uncompleted bungalow on No 25 Mohammed Ajayi close, Sabo, Ikorodu. Although he was among the first set of people to own a piece of land in the area, he was unable to erect a structure on the land until two years ago when he parked to the uncompleted building even as work was ongoing.
Pain that won’t go away
Three weeks after a building at Number 29 Oloto Street, Ebute Meta, Lagos, collapsed and killed her father and husband, including some other victims, Mrs Fatimo Alake is yet to come to terms with the reality of that tragedy. The incident which occurred around 2.30am on Thursday July 11, 2013 claimed a total of eight lives, including that of an 18 months old baby, a couple, and a pregnant woman.
Group donates borehole to Lagos community
Residents of Adeku Village, Egbe-Idimu Local Council Development Area, LCDA, of Lagos State are presently in a celebration mood thanks to the National Association of Seadogs, NAS, which recently donated a standard borehole water system, with reservoir tanks to them.
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