Lagos Govt intervenes after alleged threats against widow, arrests suspect
Septuagenarians, widows hone skills at WAPA empowerment programme
Remi Tinubu empowers students, rural women
Bike operators, commuters count losses as ban on highways takes off
Oil money goes round in Ondo
As oil spill devastates Eleme community, elders seek quick intervention
Edo to partner FG on child labour
Day actors, rights activists stormed Agbor with message of freedom
LUTH detains widow over bills, cries for help
Sighs and sadness mar Xmas celebrations
Riverine private school where school fees, lunch are free
Motorists recount ordeal as contractor abandons Agatu-Bagana bridge
Okada riders protest ban in Lagos
Day police, miscreants clashed at Mile 12
How 38 passengers met their waterloo in Nkpor river
Ejigbo residents seek early completion of Ajao link-bridge
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SubscribeCommuters groan over multiple checkpoints along Lagos-Badagry expressway
The hellish experience businessmen and other commuters plying the ever-busy Mile Two – Seme Road go through on daily basis, cannot be blamed on the deathtrap nature of the trans-boarder road alone. The numerous road blocks mounted by security agents on the road, ostensibly to nab…
With Carniriv, Rivers rediscovers its cultural essence
A few years ago, Rivers State featured prominently in the news for the wrong reasons. The state which was before then famous for the peaceful disposition of its people and the beauty of its environment soon became a familiar hunting ground for undesirable elements who unleashed terror on the populace.
How accident claimed life of journalist diagonised with kidney stone
Barely two months after she was diagnosed with kidney related problems at the Teaching Hospital Bauchi, Hajiya Nafisatu who worked with the Bauchi State Television BATV, was last week, involved in a ghastly motor accident which claimed her life and that of her five-year-old daughter.
Oshodi-Apapa expressway of violence, accidents and traffic nightmares
The frequent ‘invasion’ of the ever-busy Oshodi/Apapa Expressway by fuel tankers with its attendant traffic congestion cannot be said to be news any longer.
Ruthless robbers! Down 25 cops in six months in Rivers
This is certainly not the best of time for the Police in Rivers State. Between June to date no fewer than 25 of them had been gunned down in the state while on duty. The most recent was the incident of Tuesday where a robbery gang reportedly led by a lady shot dead a Sergeant and two civilians on Rumuola road in Port Harcourt.
Oshodi-Apapa expressway of violence, accidents and traffic nightmares
The frequent ‘invasion’ of the ever-busy Oshodi/Apapa Expressway by fuel tankers with its attendant traffic congestion cannot be said to be news any longer. The development is a nightmare that most commuters and motorists also …
Landlords, tenants in war of wits over new law
THE recent passage of a bill banning the obnoxious two-year advance rent paid by new tenants in Lagos State was loudly hailed in many quarters. It is generally perceived as a step in an attempt to bring sanity to the free-for-all housing sector.
Unemployment: A life-line for youths in Kwara
Surely ,The problem of youth unemployment in Kwara State is one the administration of Governor Abdulfatah Ahmed is said to have effectively tackled since its inception.
At last, reign of darkness over in Ogun community
IGBORE community in Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital, was for over two years enveloped in darkness. Many of its residents whose sources of livelihood depend on electricity could not make ends meet as several steps taken to register their plights with the state authorities met a brickwall.
Refuse heap threatens church, shrine, others
NIGERIAN politicians, at every level, always try to justify their ineptitude each time the international media portrays any aspect of our national life in bad light by accusing them of imperialism. They(Nigerian leaders) never deny the existence of problems so portrayed but go out of their way to even charge the local media to fight their international counterparts who, they claim, specialise in reporting only the bad aspect of the continent.
Another building collapse: Cold comfort for survivors
FOR most Lagosians, it was one disaster too many as they woke up on Monday to witness another shocking building collapse.
Cultists on the prowl as panic grips Yenagoa residents
Bayelsa State which prided itself as the ‘oasis of peace’ in the once turbulent Niger Delta is gradually losing its tranquility due to the unnecessary shedding of innocent blood by rampaging cultists.
Two arrested over importation of Army camouflage
Nigerian Custom Service has detained a returning pilgrim, Magaji Muhammad and one Alhaji Suleiman, a Kano resident over the importation of army uniform in to the country.
In Minna, truck pushers are kings of the road
They are found in almost the major streets of Minna, the state capital and even in some major cities of the state, including Suleja, Kontagora and Bida pushing their trucks or wheel barrows but without regard to other road users, including pedestrians.
Petty traders empowered in Lagos
IN a bid to boost the capital base of traders in the Lagos Central Senatorial District of Lagos State, Mrs Oluremi Tinubu recently flagged off a pet project tagged the Petty Traders Empowerment Capital Scheme, PETECS.
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