CJN swears in 68 new SANs
Oyo police arrest man who travelled from Anambra to avenge brother’s death
17-yr-old communal fighter stuns Edo, as Oba Ewuare orders land grabbers out of Benin
From Abuja to Kaduna: ‘We deserve less-crowded coaches, faster trains’
How Lagos, three other cities wrestle with climate challenge
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
‘The flavours’ of a Mega City
Son of the late Oba Oyekan tackles Igbos, others

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SubscribeAnambra solution will stop killer herdsmen in Igboland – AIG Karma
His posting to Zone 9 of the Nigeria Police comprising the four Igbo states of Enugu, Anambra, Imo and Abia, as Assistant Inspector-General of Police in-charge, was widely hailed. This is because of his achievements as Commissioner of Police in Anambra before his elevation. As soon as he assumed duties, he embarked on innovations such that the Zone’s headquarters, today, is wearing a new look. He has also started rejigging the security arrangement in the zone and he told that much to our Crime Editor, Emma Nnadozie, in Umuahia, recently.
To sail above recession, Lagos injects N19bn into economy
Since Governor Akinwunmi Ambode assumed office on May 29, 2015, efforts have been geared towards creating a friendly environment for investors and for businesses to thrive.
Gbaramatu oil spill: Communities battle polluter, regulators over threat to lives
THE insecurity associated with renewed militancy in the Niger Delta has provided tacit cover for industry regulators to abdicate, with impunity, the obligation to respond promptly to the attendant pollution from the violent blowup of oil pipelines and sundry assets without attracting criticism from impacted communities.
Test of anti-land-grab law: Community petitions Lagos govt over Omo oniles
The roads have been completely taken over by illegal structures occupied by miscreants and people suspected to be Boko Haram squatters who snatch residents bags at night
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?
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