WHILE some Lagos and Ogun communities in Igbo-Olomu and Ita-Oluwo areas of Ikorodu are still counting their losses following the invasion of their communities by some suspected militants, 13 riverine villages located in different areas of the two states have suffered same fate following fresh attacks launched by the rampaging invaders.

Governor Akinwunmi Ambode again came out last Tuesday to render account of his stewardship to the people of Lagos State in the ancient town of Badagry. It was indeed an opportunity for the governor to let the people know the projects he embarked upon in the past six months and those to be executed in another six months.

For the average residents in Tudun-Wada, a suburb of Abuja, Saturday July 4, 2016 began just like another bright and promising day.

Chief (Dr.) Sylvan Olisanye Ebigwei (MON), consultant dental surgeon, is President-Emeritus, Aka Ikenga, the Igbo socio-political organisation. In this interview, he reacts to the menace of herdsmen in Igbo land and South of Nigeria generally. He says the government must provide a solution quickly to save the country from chaos.

Four schoolgirls have narrated how they were recruited into prostitution by a suspected human trafficker, Abigail Nweke Alo, in an alleged brothel located in Calabar business area.