FG warns 915 communities across 19 states, FCT of critical flood risk
I was set up, says Onitsha bizman detained for 88 days
Contractors stop work on Ago Amuwo Odofin link road
Kids use CARNIRIV to campaign for preservation of the environment
Succour at last for displaced women, children in crisis torn communities
LAWMA signs MoU with private firm on waste recycling
Child trafficking: How NSCDC rescued 2-year old baby in Ebonyi
LAWMA signs MoU with private firm on waste recycling
AYETORO-IBUDO LAND TUSSLE:Traditional ruler sues for peace
Tribal crisis averted as cart pusher plunges into canal
Four Obas in Ten Years: Is the Deji stool jinxed?
Poor schools’ infrastructure: SERAP takes up Lagos govt
Ban or not, firecrackers flood Lagos warehouses, markets

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Residents raise alarm over invasion of hoodlums in public school
Residents of Igbo-Olomu in Agric area of Ikorodu have raised alarm over activities of hoodlums in a public school situated in the area.
Our scorecard in education: It can be better – Govt
LAGOS State Government at the weekend restated its commitment to the improvement of all inputs necessary for the delivery of quality education in the state’s public schools to produce potential future leaders of the country.
Graveyard silence as community alleges monarch’s imposition
There is a graveyard silence in Igbobi-Sabe area of Yaba Local Council Development Area, as residents of the area who earlier protested what they termed imposition of a traditional ruler in the area are intimidated with heavy presence of soldiers and policemen.
Ojo Cantonment: Ojikutu family demands N24bn compensation
The land dispute between the Ojikutu Family and the Nigerian Army over acquisition of 166.6 acres of land, part of which was used to build the Military Cantonment in Ojo, Lagos, took a new twist last week, as the family demanded payment of N24 billion compensation and compound interest on delayed payment since 1974.
Benue refugees take to menial jobs for survival
Benue State may be facing, the worst refugee situation in the entire country given the recurrent bloodbath between native Benue farmers and Fulani herdsmen in parts of Guma, Makurdi, Gwer West and Agatu local government areas of the state.

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