Floods ravage Delta communities
Commuters stranded as floods cut off Agbarho/Ughelli road
Lagos defective buildings to go… but govt pays – Wale Ahmed, Special Duties Commissioner
Stowaway: In-laws after me ‘over govt money’ – Mother
Day of the gunmen: How CMD, district head met tragic end
Socio-economic challenges: Youth volunteers to the rescue
Erosion havoc: Anambra community cries out
Owevwe Kingdom gets Ovie after 10 years
14,300 Lagos drivers are partially blind – LASDRI boss
Illegal abattoir: Beware, that meat may endanger your life
Fuel import: Stakeholders seek wharf landing fee removal
Housing: Omo-oniles unchecked terror
Church to Gunmen: ‘Don’t kill this man of God!’
Lagos – Ibadan Expressway: Unending wait for repairs
From Tunisia with bitter tales: Deportees recount ordeal
Lagos transport: Molue going!, going!!…
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SubscribeOct 1 deadline: 63.7 % of vehicle owners yet to get new number plate
•FRSC, VIS, talk tough on enforcement…
Owners of vehicles with old number plates are in for a tough time with law enforcement agents, if the threat by Federal Road Safety Commission, FRSC, Lagos State Vehicle Inspection Service, VIS, and the Police is anything to go by as enforcement on new vehicle number plate commences on Tuesday, October 1, 2013.
Disputed Land: Shasha Residents urges Gov Fashola to prevail on LSBCA
Residents of Shasha Akowonjo, under the auspices of Landlords and Residents Association have sent a Save our Soul, SoS appeal to the Lagos State Governor, Mr Babatunde Fashola over what they described as an attempt by an agency of the state government to forcibly seize and demolish their structures in the name of building a market in the area.
Day of reckoning for Calabar sea pirates
For several years, sea pirates turned sea travel along the Oron –Cameroon –Gabon water channel into a nightmare. Harrowing tales of armed attacks, vandalisation and robbing of boats and ships along the channel were a constant feature of those who had cause to travel to Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea or Gabon for business or other activities by sea. Monsters or men of the underworld usually waylaid the water vessels by lurking inside ship wracks or hiding their speed boats in the crevices of the high sea weeds and creeks along the water channel at night and sometimes in the early hours of the morning.
Better Life For Stowaway Boy: Oshiomhole’s lifeline for teenager who wanted to escape to America
The future of the stowaway teenage boy, Daniel Oikhena, became brighter, on Wednesday, after Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State met with him and his parents. Daniel stowed away in an Arik aircraft from Benin-Lagos penultimate Saturday, apprehended by officials of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) in Lagos and handed over to officials of the Department of State Security (DSS).
Escape from a lynch mob: Story of 64-year-old suspected rapist
BUT for the timely intervention of men of the Ebonyi State Command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, a suspected serial rapist, Mr. Peter Edigbo, 64, would have been lynched by members of Agbaenyim community in Izzi Local Government Area of Ebonyi State last weekend. The suspect was later arrested by the Command’s division in Izzi Local Government Area for allegedly raping a six-year-old girl, Miss Nkwegu Chinwe, at midnight when the victim was asleep in her house.
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