Floods ravage Delta communities
Commuters stranded as floods cut off Agbarho/Ughelli road
Succour at last for PLWAs and vulnerable children
Ravaged by erosion: Sad tale of Imo communities
Isi-Uzo: A cry for potable water
Lagos carnival of colour, glitz and splendor
Ajegunle mayhem: Residents, Police in war of words
Relief at last for Lagos-Ibadan road users
Help save my premature triplets from dying
Lagos boasts: We’re battle ready for high rise fires
At last, Igboland bids bye to Ogbunigwe, others
Confusion trails expiry date for old currencies
Residents dare robbers, set one ablaze
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SubscribeHow LASTMA official lost his ear
In what might appear as a curious coincidence, the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) has recently been featuring frequently in the news for the wrong reasons. At least for reasons other than that which informed it being set up by the Lagos State government. For instance a couple of weeks back two of its officials attached to the Iyana Ejigbo unit were involved in separate incidents that claimed the lives of a motorist and a motorcyclist.
Swimming pool tragedy: How LASUTH boss met his end
It is widely believed that there is a time to be born and a time to die. The Chairman of Lagos University Teaching Hospital Medical Board, Dr Nurudeen Olowopopo obviously did not choose Sunday March 14, 2010 as a day to die but was found dead in his swimming pool.
For Ogoni oil thieves, it’s goodbye yesterday
CRUSADE against illegal bunkering operations in Rivers State, particularly the Ogoni axis of the state assumed an interesting dimension recently when about 813 illegal bunkers gave up the illicit activity.
Tears over LASTMA kill ’n’ go spiritual rings
Their wine and butter coloured uniform has become so well known that they are not easily mistaken at the various bus-stops and traffic-prone spots where they are deployed to ensure there is a free flow of traffic.
How we escaped death in Warri explosion – Survivor
Being the first working day of the week, a trader Mrs. Rebecca Okafor was full of expectations. She was to follow her husband to the market to sell some farm produce, a business that has been the source of livelihood for the family for years. Unfortunately, an unforgettable incident put paid to her optimistic expectations and at the end of it all her husband was left almost bleeding to death.
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