Mother, toddler daughter die in lightning strike
Troops scuttle ransom exchange, rescue kidnap victim in Kebbi
Mixed feelings over intelligence traffic signal lights in Lagos
Niger boat mishap: Mad rush to the grave
Terrorism: Police graduate 121 officers to tackle crime
Terrorism: Police graduate 121 officers to tackle crime
Garland of honour for FRSC official
Panic, confusion in Imo community as school boys launch rocket
The rage of Abuja traders!
Police arraign 40-yr-old driver for manslaughter
LAGOS-BENIN highway: Motorists, commuters tell tales of woe
Oshodi-Apapa road reconstruction: Why work is slow, by contractors
Tears as Imo bury food poison victims
Delta black spot gives way
Aftermath of robbery attack: Fear grips Bauchi residents
Tragic tale of couple, 3 others killed in trailer crash
Flood threat: Residents send S.O.S to Fashola
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SubscribeKirikiri Prisons: CJ tasks freed inmates to go and sin no more
By Dotun Ibiwoye THE Kirikiri Maximum Security Prison in Lagos is home to some of the most hardened criminals in the megacity. As fate would have it, several inmates recently breathed fresh air again when they regained freedom having being left off the hook. This is because the state is moving to decongest the inmates particularly those who […]
Molue ban: LAMATA, BRT operator boosts fleet with 50 buses on Island route
THE Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority LAMATA, in collaboration with the operator of Bus Rapid Transit BRT, has launched 50 new buses to beef up the existing fleet along Mile 12 to CMS route, in its bid to improve commuting and service delivery along the corridor.
More agonies as reconstruction of Iyana-Ejigbo/Ikotun road lingers
Commuters and motorists plying the Iyana-Ejigbo/Ikotun Road in the Ejigbo Local Council Development Area, LCDA, are like people travelling through the Biblical “valley of the shadow of death”. The traffic snarl is caused by the reconstruction of a drainage channel in the area.
Bomb blast amputee’s story turns sour
Like every boy of his age, Agbor Gabriel Obe had dreams in the year that was about to be ushered in, in a matter of hours, but the dreams were cut short. That was on December 31, 2010, when a bomb detonated inside Abacha Barracks, Abuja.
When Yoruba monarchs, others stormed Europe
The Oodua Progressive Union (OPU), set up to offer Yoruba people in the Diaspora a platform to promote the cultural heritage of the Yoruba race and unity, stormed the United Kingdom and other major European nations recently. Expectedly, the launch availed Yoruba resident in the UK, Holland, France and Germany the opportunity to showcase the rich cultural heritage of the Yoruba people.
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