A fifteen year old girl emerged from nowhere, and whispered into your ear, “I will do you well. Just N500 for short time.”And before you knew what was happening, a horde of other ladies descended on you, displaying their sizes, shapes, heights, and flaunted their boobs at you, all in the bid to gain your attention and patronage.

Gboyega Ogunosun makes a good definition of a philanthropist, even without being a money bag yet. The 50th-year old communication consultant, seeing the suffering of his community built a borehole to provide portable water for the residents. While his own house had neither curtains, nor chairs.

For many years, Binukonu Market in Ogudu Road, Ojota of Kosofe Local Government of Lagos State was notable for cheap farm produce like pepper, vegetables, beef and all other cooking items. Patronised by low-income earners, trading usually took place in seedy, make-shift stall

I address you today on the rescheduled 2011 General Elections which are now to commence across Nigeria on Saturday April, 9, 2011.

The President of Mobility Aid and Appliances Research and Development Centre, MAARDEC, Mr Cosmos Okoli has donated wheel chairs to some physically challenged persons in the Amuwo-Odofin area of Lagos State

An end may be in sight to the perennial network problems encountered by Global System Mobile Communication (GSM) subscribers in the Lagos area, going by the recent clamp down on members of a syndicate which specialised in vandalising and removing GSM masts and their batteries

In many parts of the country, there is increasing patronage for water transport as an escape option in traffic gridlock-prone areas. This is the case in Lagos where many residents now find solace in this means of transportation to make up for the constant loss of man hours often associated with road transportation.

Last Sunday, scores of youth from Ifira village, Igabi Local Government Area (LGA) of Kaduna State, who had made a habit of taking an illegally carved short-cut that passes through the perimeter fence of the Kaduna International Airport, Kaduna, were livid when they discovered that one of the “routes” had been blocked by the Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria (FAAN).

WHEN Dupe Olowoyo wedded her heartrob Sunday Olowoyo in 1996, her joy of a blissful married life was boundless. Even though babies did not come immediately after the marriage, she did not entertain any fear or misgivings. And when she had a baby boy two years after

Hope has come the way of Jude Ndubuisi Azubuike, a young lad who until his visual impairment, had, like many other youths, a dream of going to school and becoming a big time lawyer.