NYSC may stop posting corps members to C’River over deplorable camp – Report
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) may suspend the posting of corps members to Cross River State after its Director-General expressed dissatisfaction with the dilapidated state of the scheme's permanent orientation camp in Obubra.
Warri turns filthy again
EPIDEMIC looms in Warri Metropolis as residents have defied government efforts at making the oil rich city clean by deliberately embarking on indiscriminate dumping of refuse in all nooks and crannies of the city.
Day of joy at LASU as students get tuition relief
IT came as a pleasant surprise to most of them. Indeed many students of the Lagos State University, LASU, still have cause to cherish the event of Thursday July 10, 2014, which took place in the school campus.
Two months in abeyance: The story of judiciary crippled by crisis
It is about six weeks the Rivers State Judiciary complex has been under lock and key because of the strike embarked upon by the state chapter of Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria, JUSUN. State Chairman of JUSUN, Comrade George Sokari, who announced the decision of the union to proceed on an indefinite strike on June 10 last month hinged their action on threat to lives around and within courts premises in the state.
Truck owners appeal to LASG for packing bay
The Chairman, Association of Maritime Truck Owners (AMATO), Chief Remi Ogungbemi,has appealed to the Lagos State Government, LASG, to provide a packing bay for trucks.
Land Reclamation: Safety concerns of a sand-filled Lagos
LOCATED in between Obalende and Third Mainland Bridge. On its right is the popular Isale Eko, an area believed to be the aboriginal home of Lagos indigines.
