FRSC confirms female NYSC member dead in Ibadan auto crash
Lagos suburb nearly cut off
12-YR-OLD GIRL EXPOSES FATHER: ‘He serially raped me, aborted my 4-month-old pregnancy’
Why Afizere people of Jos abhor dog meat
Victims of presidential election boat mishap immortalised
Work on Yenagoa-Oporoma road project stalled
Okunbor’s N150billion farm project to create 85,000 jobs
Lifeline from gov’s wife: Story of housewife with broken hip
Mrs Ugwuanyi to Mothers: Deworm your children early
Rising prices of goods trigger high cost of living
Army Invasion of Ogoni: ‘How they murdered my pregnant wife’
Delta community raises alarm over missing octogenarian

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Silt threatens Urhie Lake in Igbide Kingdom
THE URHIE LAKE, which is a unifying force among the people of Igbide community in Isoko South Local Government Area, Delta State, is in the throes of a silt scourge.
NOWA takes succour to Edo IDPs
IT was indeed a day of joy for Internally Displaced Persons, IDPs, in Uhogua Community, Ovia North East Local Government Area of Edo State, when the Naval Officers Wives Association, NOWA, brought the much-needed relief materials to them at their camp
A-Ibom Fire Disaster: Two clans at daggers-drawn over compensation
TROUBLE is currently brewing between Efiat and Ukong clans in Mbo local government area of Akwa Ibom State following a fire disaster in the area.
Fire disaster in A-Ibom community: Two clans at daggers-drawn over compensation
TROUBLE is currently brewing between Efiat and Ukong clans in Mbo local government area of Akwa Ibom State following a fire disaster in the area. At the root of the looming showdown is James Town community in Efiat clan accusing its neighbouring Ibaka community in Ukong clan of misinforming and misleading the state government on the fire incident which he insisted actually occurred in two villages of Efak Okodi and Edak Edat popularly known as ‘James Town’ in Efiat Clan and not Ibaka community as claimed by Ibaka residents and widely reported in both the state electronic and print media.
‘Boy, 3, who drank acid, abandoned in LUTH’
Three-year-old Darasimi Ogunwumi, who allegedly drank acid, seems to have been abandoned by the authorities of the school where Darasinmi was said to have taken the deadly substance, according to the mother.

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