Gorau under siege: Bandits kill four, shoot seven, abduct four
Double trouble for the dead: 16 months after death, Abia widower still can’t bury wife
Death in hotel swimming pool: Manager, four others arrested
Tragic end: Landlord’s son hacks pastor to death
Lagos International Trade Fair of sadness and joy
Ritual Killings: Police list 4 black spots in Lagos
Unrepentant KAI officials shift extortion base to Ikorodu road
For Lagos communities, a time to cheer, courtesy of lawmaker’s lifeline
Malfunctioning Lekki-Epe tollgate now a nuisance
Lagos directs property owners along highways to paint them
Tinubus to get Egba highest titles
How Ondo high chief took own life
Citizen Odoki Dead or Alive?
How I stopped flood victim from committing suicide – Camp Commandant
Fuel price: In Lagos, it’s back to N97 without cheers
LASTMA disciplines 25 erring officers
Joy, pains on Lagos roads after Okada restriction

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Ladipo auto traders demand remanded leader’s release
Members of the Association of Aguyi-Ironsi Auto Traders, at the popular Ladipo Market, Mushin area of Lagos State, has called for the immediate and unconditional release of their President, Mr. Jonathan Okoli, who is currently being remanded at Ikoyi Prison over what they called “frame-up charges.”
‘How we survived gas disaster’
On January 16, 2012,Chevron Nigeria Limited KS Endeavor Rig, with scores of personnel on board, caught fire in what is allegedly the worst gas blow-out in Nigeria, killing two persons and leaving several others seriously injured and traumatized.
Rivers jailbreak: The untold story behind it
JAILBREAK is not new in Rivers State. The other time militant inmates made frantic efforts to escape from the Port Harcourt Prison, using a ladder. Five of them succeeded. This happened on August 7, last year.
Agony of flood victims unites Imo leaders
Those who never visited the communities sacked by the recent flood surge at its peak may not fully appreciate what the affected people are currently passing through. The same is also true of those who are not victims of the flood.
Lamentations of ex-Senator: Help, my elder brother still in the morgue
THE disturbing issue of flooding in the country, especially in the coastal areas of Delta State, has curiously been engendering mixed feelings of sadness and joy in some quarters. Whilst some of the flood victims are counting their losses, for some others, it is an opportunity to hug the limelight as they get to meet certain important personalities they have long nursed the expectations to encounter in more auspicious circumstances.

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