NYSC may stop posting corps members to C’River over deplorable camp – Report
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
For 5,000 Ogun residents, a day of joy via kerosene bonanza
Murder of youth: Over 500 protesting indigenes cry for injustice
Pain that won’t go away
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SubscribeGroup 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.
Furore in Lagos school over expulsion, suspension of students for praying
Authorities of Gaskiya Senior College, Badia area of Lagos are presently at the centre of a growing tension that could snowball into a major crisis following expulsion of a female student and suspension of six others for allegedly holding prayer meeting after school hours.
Lagos threatens to seal buildings with clothes hanging on them
Henceforth, buildings where clothes and wares are indiscriminately hanged, will be blacklisted and sealed by the Lagos State Government.
Celebrating Lagos Road Traffic Law’s first year
…Govt assesses the lapses, speaks of phase two
GOVERNOR Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State, on August 2, 2012, signed the Lagos State’s Road Traffic bill into a law aimed at ensuring safe driving culture and maintaining discipline on the road.
Rebellion in the Church: Binis at daggers drawn with Catholic Archbishop
…Over indigenous bishop *Why Akabueze won’t quit – Senator Owie, others
Since he was appointed as the Archbishop of the Benin Metropolitan See on 18 March, 2011, Augustine Obiora Akubueze has not had peace. Prior to his installation on 28 April, 2011, a group of Binis, under the aegis of the Edo Liturgical Group,agitated for a Benin bishop, accusing the hierarchy of the Catholic Church of marginalizing the Binis, especially their priests from emerging as bishops.
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