50 houses razed, scores injured as explosion rocks Rivers community
Lagos declares zero tolerance for pot-holes
INCREDIBLE: No road to Nigeria’s first oil/gas poly
‘Our cruel fate!’: Road sweepers recount their tales of woe
How oil firm causes annual flooding in Rivers community
Employers back FMH on consumption of Fanta, Sprite
Rising communal clashes, cult wars threaten A’Ibom
Demolition: Aba landlords demand compensation from Abia govt
Oke Ogun: The tragedy of a region

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Coconut tanker fire: Scavengers take over area
FEW days after a tanker fire destroyed goods and property worth several millions of naira at the Coconut Bus Stop in Olodi Apapa, Ajeromi Ifelodun area of Lagos, most of those affected are still in a daze as they contemplate the bleak prospect of having to start life all over from the scratch.
Victim of brutal attack in Anambra petitions Police
AN elderly man, Mr. Samuel Ezechinyelugo, who was allegedly attacked by his half brothers and had his two legs seriously damaged at the premises of the Chief Magistrate Court, Abagana in Njikoka local government area of Anambra State, has petitioned the Anambra Police Command, asking the Police to bring his assailants to book.
Oil communities in Imo beg for recognition
A CROSS section of leaders of oil communities in Ohaji/Egbema Local Government Area of Imo state, have pleaded with the government to mull over viable measures to end their sufferings.
Crisis averted as Catholic Church battles community over land in Abia
BUT for the timely intervention of the police and Abia State House of Assembly, blood would have flowed freely in Amaiyi Okpo Ihechiowa community of Arochukwu Council area of Abia State, following a land dispute between the Catholic Church and some members of the community.
Community, Ebonyi govt bicker over New Abakaliki City
ABAKALIKI-They had no hope of being compensated when their lands measuring over 700 hecatres were acquired by the government in 2009, with their houses and economic trees destroyed for refusing to vacate the land. They heaved a sigh of relief when the present administration came on board and promised to compensate and resettle them.

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