On March 1, 2011, a group of Nigerians, imbued by a common desire for change in Nigeria will begin a walk, an awareness walk from Lagos, through the bushes, intra and inter city roads to their destination of Abuja. The 30 or 40 individuals, individuals who are bound by the same commitment to change the way we are, and transforming our individual selves into selfless and self-sacrificing loyal citizens of a human civilisation are members of One Voice Mission, a non-profit, non-religious and non political organisation registered in 2009.

NONE of the victims saw it coming that sunny afternoon. The Liberation Stadium, venue of the Peoples Democratic Party’s presidential campaign rally for the South South region, was filled to capacity. A stone hurled into the arena would probably have landed on somebody’s head because every available space in the arena was literally taken over by humans

Any first time visitor to Oke-Alo Estate, off Gbagada, in Kosofe Local Government Area of Lagos, will never fail to marvel at the magnificent buildings and exotic cars driving in and out of the estate. But like the title of a popular soap opera, the rich also cry as residents of the estate are presently lamenting over the imminent danger of their houses sinking, except urgent measures are taken to check the development.

Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Raji Fashola will on Friday, commission the ultra-modern Gbaja shopping mall located in the Surulere area of Lagos

NO fewer than 20 victims of kerosene explosion were on admission at different hospitals in Rivers State at the time of writing this piece. Some of them that could speak told the story of how they found themselves in the hospital when a team from the Department of Petroleum Resources, Port Harcourt unit visited them. A common trend in their story was that they got the killer kerosene from the road side