Three children found dead in Anambra native doctor’s home
Customs intercepts pump-action rifles at Tin Can Port, suspect on the run
Confusion over traffic law: Governor embarks on grassroots campaign
Rotary harps on service to humanity, partnerships
Flood: Conflict of perceptions over relief efforts in Rivers
Furore over stalemated Federal Gas Poly, Bonny
In Imo, it’s suffering and smiling in service
Lagos Traffic Law: Lagos Okada riders protest again
Light Rail: ‘Our plan to move Lagosians around with ease by 2014’
Erosion: UNIBEN may be cut off
Our ordeal, by Bauchi bomb attack victims
MDGS: Nigeria adopts Brazilian model for poverty reduction
Aftermath of Delta flood: Gov, others cry for help
Threatened by erosion: The traumatic experience of Imo communities
Illegal Refineries: Fear rules Bayelsa community over JTF invasion
Lagos ‘three elders’ back under close watch

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New environmental law: Lagosians say its good and bad
STAKEHOLDERS have expressed divergent views on the new environmental law recently enacted by the Lagos State Government.
Ikoyi-Lekki link bridge ready soon
MOTORISTS along Ikoyi, Lekki-Epe axis will soon heave a sigh of relief as the first ever cable styled bridge of its kind in the sub Saharan West Africa region – Lekki-Ikoyi Link Bridge, has reached 95 percent stage of completion.
Makoko: Slum dwellers need a new life – Lagos lawmaker
Against the backdrop of the recent demolition of Makoko, a coastal community in Lagos, by the state government, a lawmaker in the Lagos State House of Assembly has called on government to design programmes that will ensure that people living in slums are given a new life.
Fetish powder from mother-in-law got me into trouble with hubby – Housewife
A middle aged man, Mr. Femi Bamidele, who was dragged before a Grade A customary court, Agege for divorce by his wife, Esther, for incessant beating with dangerous weapons, alleged that his wife was fetish.
How Police allegedly beat wife, terminates five-month pregnancy
Mrs. Nnee Uloko, who was dragged before a Lagos customary court sitting in Agege for divorce by her husband, Mr. Sunday Uloko, for embarrassing him in public, alleged that her husband, a policeman, and his brother beat her and she lost a five-month-old pregnancy in the process.

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