Pastors, imams involved in financial crimes – EFCC
Canada warns citizens in Nigeria against unregulated alcohol
Father admits to abusing his 11-year-old daughter
The Kogi philanthropy without borders
Lagos evacuates 260 beggars in 100 days
Lagos gets law to simplify land related issues
Feb polls: Lagos residents lament shoddy distribution of PVCs
Campaign posters war intensifies in Lagos
Gathering storm: Tension in Rivers over spate of political violence
Lagos to deploy 172 solar powered panels in public schools
Seven years after, miscreants still flock Oshodi market
Travails of a dismissed, ailing military officer
RED ALERT:2,000 birds killed, as bird flu hits Lagos

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Lagosians lost N54bn property to inferno in 3 years – Fire service
Indeed, it has been three years of pains and anguish for some residents in Lagos State, Nigeria’s commercial hub centre, as properties valued at over N54 billion had been lost to fire accidents.
‘The Lamido magic that stopped Fulani-farmers conflicts in Jigawa’
Clashes between pastoralists and farmers are worsening in many parts of the country due to disputes over grazing reserves and water sources but the Jigawa State administration under Sule Lamido is far ahead of all others in tackling this social problem. The state government has established 400 grazing reserves, 50 of which have already been gazetted. Grazing reserves tend to be merely unattended bush in other places, but, in Jigawa State, Lamido has seen to it that they are equipped with facilities such as windmills, power pumps and boreholes as well as improved grass and resting facilities.
Truck crashes into building
Several Customs operatives and clearing agents operating at the PTML Mile 2 Annex, Lagos narrowly escaped death when a truck crashed into the building housing both the customs office and staff of the terminal operator on Wednesday.
Travails of a dismissed, ailing military officer
NIGERIA yesterday observed this year’s remembrance for the country’s fallen heroes who died in active service as members of the Nigerian Armed Forces. This came at a time the family of a distressed former military personnel, Kingsley Iberi, who claims to have been wrongfully dismissed from the Nigerian Army, was lamenting and telling their tale of woe to every sympathetic ear.
Beware, criminality has taken a new dimension in Lagos
This is a new dimension in criminality as some underage persons are being initiated into three cults namely: ‘’Awawa, Baseje and…

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