Court orders forfeiture of N4.6bn jewellery, exotic cars linked to Achimugu
Checkpoint tragedies: Between police and eyewitnesses accounts
Day angry women stormed Minna with brooms
Ipaja-Ayobo residents cry out to Gov Fashola
Keke Marwa: Unending war over parks control
Sad tale of Nigerian bank workers
Flood: Adekanbi community sends SOS to govt
‘Clean sweep’ EFCC swoops on ‘scammers’
Pains, gains of emerging new face of Kwara
Panic over mystery casket in a hotel
In Imo, it’s now war on crime
SIM card registration: As the uncertainty continues
65-year-old man in SFU net for impersonation
Edo health workers’ strike claim 500
Lagos Oba accuses Police of harassment
Day of tears as fire ravages building
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SubscribeFor 650 widows, orphans and others, a reason to rejoice
It was indeed a day of joy and celebrations for no fewer than 650 widows, orphans, less- privileged persons and jobless youths in Benue State who were the direct beneficiaries and graduates of the Sev-Av Foundation Crafts and Skills Acquisition Centres in Gboko and Vandeikya local government areas of the state.
Trouble shooting in Obubra over ex-militants
OBUBRA in Obubra Local Government Area of Cross River State is a serene community to live in. It is predominantly an agrarian setting with yam as a major produce of the farmers. Besides yam, cassava, plantain, bananas are also produced in marketable capacity.
How 8 persons were crushed to death by tree branch
The people of Ikyobo village in Ushongo local government area of Benue State are still counting their losses and mourning their dead following the mysterious crashing of a large tree branch at the centre of village market square which claimed the lives of no fewer than eight persons while scores sustained varying degrees of injury.
At the mercy of ‘killer’ products
The increasing influx of Chinese products into the Nigerian market is giving sleepless nights to many concerned Nigerians.Given that agencies like the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), the Standards Organisation of Nigeria ( SON) and the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC ), mann the borders to regulate the influx of banned and sub-standard goods, many are at a loss as to how these fake goods find their way into the country. Some have concluded that the institutions are largely ineffective in the discharge of their statutory responsibilities. Following the crippling effect of this trend on the economy, the Federal Government is set to tackle the problem headlong. Would this measure follow the way of other failed initiatives? Charles Kumolu asks.
Our sojourn in kidnappers den, by Oba
We were kept in the bush and the rains were beating us.
Our captors remained with us. They blind folded us and when the want to lead us to a new location, we will hold each others hands. If you fall, that is your business.
Waste to wealth:LAWMA, extending frontiers to neighbouring countries
Lagos State which was once regarded as one of the dirtiest cities in the world, in recent times is now one of the internationally acknowledged cleanest cities, evidenced by the professional, efficient and sustainable waste management and disposal services being provided by the LAWMA agency in the state.
Dissenting voices over Okada regulations
Controversy has continued to trail the announcement by the Lagos State Government through the Ministry of Transportation (MOT) late last month, on its plans to embark on an aggressive enforcement of all traffic laws regarding the operations of commercial motorcyclists popularly called Okoda in the metropolis as the association of Okada riders has taken the state government to court on the matter seeking proper interpretation of the law.
Lagos moves to check road traffic accidents
IMAGINE how safe life would be in Lagos if commercial bus drivers stop drinking ogogoro and segbe(locally distilled gin drinks). And imagine how safe the roads would be if drivers were educated enough to attend mandatory driving schools.
For Ogun commuters, it’s time to smile again
When this reporter got an invitation to attend an event in Abeokuta, the capital of Ogun State, she did not envisage any problem given the fact that she is familiar with the ancient city.
When unemployed youths besieged Alausa for police job
It’s no longer news that there are millions of unemployed graduates, mainly the youths, in Nigeria who are walking aimlessly in search of whatever means of livelihood. Nigeria probably has the highest number of unemployed graduates in the world, which has contributed to social ills like youth restiveness in the Niger Delta and armed robbery
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