The Olupitan-Hassan family of Ikeja area of Lagos State has appealed to the Nigerian Army to fish out the alleged killers of their bread winner Adewale Olupitan-Hassan who died on Monday, July 30, barely one week after he was allegedly brutalised by some people in military uniform in Obanikoro area of the state.

A house wife Mrs. Titilayo Ojo wept profusely as she begged an Alakuko customary court, Lagos to dissolve her marriage to Mr. Abayomi Ojo for being unfaithful to her.

As joblessness worsened by the profligacy of our political leaders and government functionaries who relish in squandering of public funds, and accumulation of ill-gotten wealth, extortion has become a thriving industry for many able-bodied men in most urban centres, towns and cities across the country.

For traders and trailer drivers at the Mile 12 food market, it was a case of hopeless despair as they are daily subjected to all manner of levies. The extortion rages from unwarranted taxation, land rent, area boys tax, local government levy, task force levy among others.

AFTER putting 35 years into the civil service, Caleb Mida, who was awaiting retirement to start enjoying the fruits of his labour was killed by a mysterious flood in Gwallameji, a suburb of Bauchi metropolis.