Herdsmen Attacks: Fear grips Delta farmers
33 months unpaid rent threatens war against oil bunkering
Citizen Odoki Dead or Alive?
How I stopped flood victim from committing suicide – Camp Commandant
Fuel price: In Lagos, it’s back to N97 without cheers
LASTMA disciplines 25 erring officers
Joy, pains on Lagos roads after Okada restriction
Ladipo auto traders demand remanded leader’s release
‘How we survived gas disaster’
Rivers jailbreak: The untold story behind it
Agony of flood victims unites Imo leaders
Sallah disaster: Community mourns over death of 10 in boat mishap
LAGOS: END OF THE ROAD FOR ‘KILLER OKADA’
Puzzle as man sinks wife in pit latrine
Flood victims in Bayelsa allege diversion of relief materials
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SubscribeFLOOD: Gombe SEMA supervises compensation exercise
The total sum of N22m was last week released by Gombe state government to rehabilitate the flood victims. Sequel to speculations that the funds and items purchased may be hijacked by politicians and corrupt officials, the State Emergency Management Agency, SEMA says it was going to supervise the exercise.
Traders, Police at war over market in Ebonyi
PALPABLE fears and uncontrollable anxiety are said to be plaguing the minds of over 5000 traders of the popular Kpirikpiri Market located directly opposite Saint Patrick Road, Amikeaba, in Ebonyi Local Government Area of Ebonyi State.
BAD ROADS: Citizenry, motorists at the mercy of gridlock, bandits
FOR a host of Lagosians and motorists, plying the numerous dilapidated highways across the state has become harrowing and nightmarish. They need some doses of patience, endurance and prayers to move from one point to the other.
Traffic Law: Enforcement gets military backing, as journalists, Fashola’s aides fall victims
VIOLATORS of the new traffic law in Lagos State may be in for a tougher time as the General Officer Commanding 81 Division of the Nigeria Army in Lagos, Major General Kenneth Minimah, has promised that the military would not only conform but would also assist in enforcing the law.
Confusion over traffic law: Governor embarks on grassroots campaign
News of the introduction of the road traffic law in Lagos seemed to have been received with a lot of misgivings and trepidation by most motorists, especially commercial bus drivers and their commercial motorcycle counterparts popularly called “Okada riders”.
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