US releases fresh names, photos of 24 Nigerians to be deported
The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has published the names and photographs of 24 Nigerians arrested by immigration authorities in connection with various criminal offences, as the country continues its deportation operations.
Snowfalls force U.S. residents indoors
Residents across the U.S. woke up to a “white” Saturday morning after snowfall accumulated overnight, with temperature hovering around minus five (-5°C).
‘Pure water’ producers dare govt, draw battle line over exploitative fees
Producers of bottled water and its sachet variety popularly known as ‘pure water’ are presently aggrieved and up in arms over the action of an agency of the Lagos State government. The bone of contention is the newly introduced collection of all water abstraction related revenues on members by the Lagos State Water Regulatory Commission, LSWRC, which they described as “uncalled for”.
17-yr-old communal fighter stuns Edo, as Oba Ewuare orders land grabbers out of Benin
Benin-City – The major reason for communal crisis, particularly in the seven local government areas of Edo South, is land. Youths, under the aegis of Community Development Associations (CDAs), allegedly took over the sale of land in most of the Bini communities and, in the process, scammed those who wanted to buy.
From Abuja to Kaduna: ‘We deserve less-crowded coaches, faster trains’
A disturbing testament of the rail system was overhauled after the commencement of the transformation agenda of 2011 was announced by the administration of President Goodluck Jonathan and completed by the Buhari government in 2016.
How Lagos, three other cities wrestle with climate challenge
Fighting climate change means different things in different cities, as this snapshot illustrates:
