Metro

Son sets mother ablaze over witchcraft allegations in C’River

Son sets mother ablaze over witchcraft allegations in C’River

By Ike Uchechukwu, Calabar CALABAR — A middle-aged man, identified as Emmanuel Akposi, has been declared wanted after allegedly dousing his elderly mother with fuel and setting her ablaze at Ojo community in Akamkpa Local Government Area of Cross River State. The victim, identified by family sources as Mrs Atim Akposi, also known as Atim […]
Visible Articles 5 10 15
Another Lagos community reduced to rubbles

Another Lagos community reduced to rubbles

…Lawmakers summon commissioners, PS
BArely two weeks after residents of Ijora-Badia, a slum dwelling within Iganmu Alawo Community in Apapa Iganmu Local Council Development Area, LCDA, were displaced following demolition of their houses, hundreds of structures allegedly built on government’s land in Odoiragunshi Community in Eredo Local council Development Area of Epe, were on Tuesday brought down.

Why suspected pipeline vandals want Kumuyi to intervene

Why suspected pipeline vandals want Kumuyi to intervene

For suspected pipeline vandal, Imeh Etim, 27, only the urgent intervention of the General Overseer of the Deeper Life Bible Church, Pastor William Kumuyi, can rescue him from his present predicament. Ime who said he has been a member of Pastor Kumuyi’s church for the past 13 years wants the cleric to use his good office to save him from an uncertain fate. Imeh was arrested recently with two of his siblings, Bassey, 25 and Effiong, 32 and a family friend, Samuel Christopher, at Ojo area of Lagos during a raid by agents of the anti-vandals department of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, Lagos State Command, in connection with pipeline vandalism.

Lagos boat operators still flout safety standards

Lagos boat operators still flout safety standards

One year after a boat mishap in Igbede Community, Otto-Awori Local Council Development Area, LCDA, commuters of water transport especially in the riverine axis of the state, are yet to comply with the state safety standards.