‘We all make mistakes’, Tiktoker Mirabel returns to social media after rehab
Lagos govt adopts measures against flooding
Terror suspects: Fear grips Ijora Badia residents
South-East: Worsening plight of erosion-prone communities
For 100 Ilaje women, joy comes at noon
Lagos tenants raise alarm over co-tenant’s behavior
Nsukka-based biz man drags Ex-Minister, driver to court
BADIA: A mixed tale of the good, the bad and the ugly
Nigeria’s new train offers a long, strange and welcomed trip
Another Lagos community reduced to rubbles
Why suspected pipeline vandals want Kumuyi to intervene
Ladipo Market: Lagos demolishes illegal structures
Lagos boat operators still flout safety standards
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SubscribeEbonyi doctors threaten fire over colleague brutalised by Police officer
When Sani Tella, an Assistant Superintendent of Police, ASP, attached to the Ebonyi State Police Command, gave free rein to his anger by beating up Dr. Okafor Chukwujiekwu of the Obstetrics and Gynaecologist Department of the Federal Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki, FETHA, he probably did not bargain for the storm his action would engender.
Boxing day inferno: Traders want panel to act fast
Okoya/Ojogiwa Traders Association has called on the three-man panel set up by the Lagos State government to act fast in ascertaining the cause(s) of the inferno that has crippled the businesses of most of its members.
Lamentation of widow of ex-Naval staff: Alleges conspiracy of silence over hubby’s death
Mrs Mosunmola Ashaye was in a pensive mood that Thursday, as she sat on a sofa, staring at her sympathisers as if one of them would announce the miraculous resurrection of her husband, a retired naval officer. Alas, this was never to be for the father of four, who was slain on Monday February 4, during a gun battle with sea pirates in Bayelsa State in the course of his official duty.
Lagos camps LASTMA, KAI for intensive community training
The Lagos State government, weekend, said the ongoing reform exercise in the traffic management sector was aimed at improving traffic operatives’ sense of community services and achieve law enforcement with human face.
Demolition: Ijora slum evictees count losses
…Say we now sleep under the bridge
Residents of Iganmu Alawo Community in Apapa Iganmu Local Council Development Area, LCDA, obviously did not see it coming. So it came as a rude shock to them when they woke up last weekend to be confronted by bulldozers of the Lagos State Taskforce on Environmental and Special Offences Enforcement Unit. And by the time the operation, which was reminiscent of the Oshodi demolition exercise, was over, the slum settlement which had been home for the residents for years had been reduced to rubbles and they found themselves homeless.
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