Corps member killed as truck crushes vehicles in Ibadan
NAF Plane Crash: Igbokoda residents lament stench, fear disease outbreak, as body parts float
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
Two weeks after breast cancer claimed sister: Garbage collector killed by own truck
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
Residents raise alarm over invasion of hoodlums in public school
Our scorecard in education: It can be better – Govt
Graveyard silence as community alleges monarch’s imposition
Ojo Cantonment: Ojikutu family demands N24bn compensation
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SubscribeBenue 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.
Missing UNILAG undergraduate: Father, friends cry out
The lingering strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, has taken its toll on the University of Lagos, where a final year student of Actuarial Science, Mr Ayinde Kehinde Monsuru 32, has been reported missing.
Lagos schools: Parents, students lament lack of basic furniture
Parents and their wards in Lagos public secondary schools are daily groaning under the acute shortage of basic furniture in the schools. Some affected students say they either sit on bare floor, windows or stand during lessons.
KOKORI: A deafening cry of neglect by leaders
WITH over half a century of noticeable oil production contribution to the nation’s economy and growth, Kokori, a rural community in Ethiope East locality of Delta State, has hardly gained prominence in terms of commensurate returns, particularly federal presence. When it did gain public attention lately, it was for all the wrong reasons, particularly for the capture of “most wanted” Kelvin, leader of armed insurgents, self-identified as Liberation Movement of the Urhobo People.
Motorists recount experiences with fake LASTMA officials
Current events in Lagos have shown that fake Lagos State Traffic Management Authority, LASTMA, officials are on the prowl in the state. Recounting their experiences, some of the motorists reveal some of the antics of the criminals
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