1,106 terrorists killed, 758 collaborators arrested — Abubakar
Tough time for pirates, sea robbers as Navy gears up for war
WICKED: Man chopped off baby brother’s hand
14 percent of Lagos population suffers mental disorder-Commissioner
Lagos community laments, accuses govt of neglect
Lingering panic in Bayelsa community after explosion at oil facility
A foundation’s water-for-life gesture in Kwara
Unemployment: Youth charged to harness their potentials
Disappeared in Lagos, found in Abeokuta
For the aged, a special day for celebration
Celebration day tragedy: When auto accident unleashed pain and death
NEMA moves to end farmers, pastoralists clashes
NEMA to engage youths in emergency services
Accusations, counter-accusations trail violence in Ebonyi community
NEMA to engage youths in emergency services

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Drama as SSS rescues kidnapped women
Crime or criminality is nothing new the world over. Criminals perpetrate their dastardly acts in varying shapes and intensity. It is also a matter of fact that security agencies have been doing their best to curb the menace of criminals in society.
Anxiety over airport security as Okada riders invade MMIA
Taking into serious consideration the issue of security, most areas and some streets in Lagos State have restricted commercial motorcycle transportation. This sadly is not the case with the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos.
Waste management gets boosts with treatment plant in Lagos
EFFORTs to enhance effective management of solid waste in Lagos State recently a got a massive boost with the unveiling of a 24-metric tonne hydroclave waste medical treatment plant by Governor Babatunde Fashola. The plant, located in Oshodi area of the state, is said to be the first in West Africa and the second waste Transfer Loading Station, TLS with 1000 metric tonnes capacity.
Gathering storm over killing of five Igbos
THe immediate family members of the five Igbos gunned down in Madalla town, Suleja Local Government Area of Niger State last Thursday are now totally scared of everyone, including their own shadows.
October 1: Be security conscious, LGA boss admonishes
AS Nigeria’s 51st independence anniversary approaches, major parts of the country, especially the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, and Lagos state, the commercial hub of Nigeria have been placed on red alert based on fear of possible security breaches. This is also against the backdrop of last year’s independence bombing that almost marred the golden jubilee celebration in Abuja.
Kidnappers return with fury, steal 3 kids
For a greater part of last year, the crime in vogue was kidnapping of wealthy individuals for ransom. This came on the heels of armed militancy in the Niger Delta region of the country. Oil workers were kidnapped by the militants and were only released when huge sums of money were paid by their employers or relations.
Violence: Radio station to the rescue
August 6 marked a significant shift in the relationship between the ruled and the rulership in Kano as over nine million citizens for the first time in Kano’s recent history got the opportunity to listen to the account of the stewardship of the their number one citizen, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso and as well ask questions on the policy and programmes of the government.
For Oyo residents, a free health lifeline
As poor as some residents of Ido Local Government area of the state are, they paid through their noses to get health care delivery. Though, the last administration in Oyo State gave the impression that health care was free, many patients in the 33 local government areas in the state, especially in Akufo, Onigbinde, Ogundele Alaho and its environs still paid for medical treatment. No wonder, many of them preferred the alternative traditional treatment.
Sad day for three drugs suspects: Fall into NDLEA net
It was indeed a sad day of reckoning for three suspected drug traffickers as their get-rich-quick escapade was effectively foiled by operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport, MMIA, Lagos. Among the suspects was a 35-year-old man, Udeh Donatus Chukwuka, 35, who ingested both cocaine and heroin.
Lamentations of a pensioner: They are waiting for me to die
When Vanguard Metro, VM first met him, his condition was visibly pathetic. He was living in a house with perforated roof, with nylon hanging loosely under the ceiling, which serves as a protection against leakage from rain and intrusion of creeping creatures.

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