Viral video: Lagos police detain officers, disband tactical team
Women seek lasting peace in Plateau
Looming epidemic: 300 corps members storm street to evacuate heaps of refuse
Building Agency raises alarm over Lagos police barracks
Dearth of qualified English, Maths teachers hit Lagos schools
Travails of an octogenarian
Synagogue building collapse: Church, govt in ding-dong
Ugborodo crisis: How my men got injured – Navy Commander
Anger as INEC’s computer bug de-registers Ika South voters
Lagos has 300m gallons of water deficit per day — LSWC boss
Stray animals take over Lagos roads
Erosion: Residents seek repair of Abule Eko road
Festering trouble in Anambra over Anglican Church demolition
Edo community disowns ‘monarch’
How I was tortured by STF members over missing gun —27-yr-old welder

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Lagos State Broke: As Works Corporation abandons Iyana-Ejigbo road
Users of Ejigbo Ikotun road including residents of Ejigbo Local Council Development Area, LCDA, and by extension the old Alimosho Local Government Area, will have to wait indefinitely for relief to come their way as government agency handling the re-construction of the deplorable Iyana-Ejigbo road, the Lagos State Public Works Corporation, LSPWC, has stopped work.
Mile 12-Ikorodu road: Residents table fresh demands
As the Lagos metropolitan Area Transport Authority, LAMATA, the agency handling the ongoing expansion works on the Mile 12-Ikorodu road and the Chinese Civil Engineering and Construction Corporation, CCECC are striving hard to handover the road at the end of the year, residents have dumped their previous demands for new ones.
Licensing Law: Lagos goes tough with 1,328 hotels, others
THE Lagos state government will soon resume legal action against hotels operating in the state in contravention of the Hotel Licensing law.
Lagos, the mega-city grappling with inadequate potable water
For several decades, improved access to portable water, especially in mega cities has been a major concern for governments in the world over.
In Niger, the dead draw salaries — SSG
Alhaji Hamidu Kadi-Kuta was appointed Head of Service, Niger State about three months ago. He was Chief of Protocol during the immediate past administration. He also served as Permanent Secretary in some ministries

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