FG evacuates 111 more Nigerians from South Africa
US releases fresh names, photos of 24 Nigerians to be deported
Niger Delta: When Navy demonstrates might over oil thieves, sea pirates
How repentant cultists took over farmlands, crippled Rivers economy
Safety on water: Lagos donates life jackets to fishermen
Confessions of killer, but now repentant cultists
500 lives lost in 10 communities: The tragic tale of abandoned N2.7bn canal project
‘The flavours’ of a Mega City
Son of the late Oba Oyekan tackles Igbos, others
Anambra solution will stop killer herdsmen in Igboland – AIG Karma
To sail above recession, Lagos injects N19bn into economy

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Who will buy Nigeria?
‘Abeg, where is Nigeria headed?” asked Iyke, a commuter in the CMS-bound bus. “The President is saying we should sell our assets. Is that the solution? Sell to who?
Collapsing culverts: Aboru, Ekoro residents allege disaster waiting to happen, beg Ambode to intervene
She said the eroded base of the culvert is already affecting the negbourhood such that the flood from rains tend to hit the fence of her house
Ambode flaunts 114 roads: It is yet another promise kept
During the 2015 electioneering campaign, one of the promises made by the then governorship candidate of the All Progressive Congress (APC), Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, which was visibly embedded in the party’s manifesto, was his plan to embark on massive road construction across the state.
Test of anti-land-grab law: Community petitions Ambode over Omo oniles
IN what will appear as a test of the enforceability of the new law against Omo oniles in Lagos, property owners and residents in Gloryland Estate, in Egbe-Idimu Local Council Development Area, LCDA, of Alimosho, have sent a petition to the state governor, Akinwumi Ambode, urging him to save them from the nefarious activities of land-grabbers.
Traders petition govt over eviction threat by developers, landlords
Traders and other occupants of a four-storey building at Idumota Market, Lagos Island have called on the Lagos State government to stop their forcible eviction from their offices by a developer, Messres Bashiar Estate Limited.

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