Otor-Edo: Delta’s forgotten clay goldmine
Lagos bars drivers not certified by its institute
Okada business survives govt assault
Makoko slum transformed through resource buy-back scheme
LAGBUS, BRT at 4
Relief at last for Lagos patients as doctors resume work
Disaster averted as tanker falls, spills kerosene
Tears as five victims of Bauchi bomb blast are buried
I can’t pray properly anymore – Awani
EROSION: Anibeze community cries out for help
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SubscribeShock as taskforce flushes illegal squatters from under bridges
Wonders they say,shall never end. This best describes what the Lagos State Task Force on Environmental and Other Special Offences, led by Superintendent of Police, Bayo Sulaimon discovered during the on-going massive reclamation of loops and illegal structures built under the bridges in the state.
At last, a lifeline for border communities
THE people of Shangev-ya district of Kwande Local Government Area of Benue State recently had cause to smile in appreciation as the Border Communities Development Agency, BCDA, which is an agency set up by the Federal Government primarily to address the neglect of border communities, presented health and medical facilities to the Ada Community Clinic located in the area. This was done during the visit of the Senate Committee on States and Local Government Affairs.
How suicide bomber killed 21, injured 45 on bloody Sunday
IT was indeed a day of pain, grief and lamentation for Christian worshippers and residents of Yelwa Tudun community, a suburb of Bauchi State. For many, last Sunday was a black and bloody one following a bomb attack at the Living Faith and Harvest of Field church.
Where do we go from here? Ask displaced victims of plane crash
Will my mother come back to life”? asked seven-year-old Esther Okechukwu, a student of Government School, Fagba who gazed at the mammoth crowd that besieged No 12 Olaniyi st, off Akande Street, Iju/Ishaga area of Lagos State, the scene of the ill-fated plane crash of last Sunday.
Growing puzzle on why plane crashed
As Nigerians await experts analysis of the black box recovered from the ill-fated Dana Air Mcdonnell Douglas MD-83 plane that crashed at Iju-Ishaga, Lagos, speculations remain high as to why it crashed. But an eyewitness, Leke Busari, who spoke with Vanguard Metro was convinced that a possible technical fault with the aircraft notwithstanding, the pilot erred in his judgement for failing to take advantage available to him in making a safe emergency landing at the near-by Oke Arin airstrip at Makogun Road, Ishaga.
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