Abducted NYSC Members: Parents accuse transport firm of withholding passengers’ next-of-kin details
Bayelsa cultism: Winning the war with amnesty
Arrest of royal father sparks crisis in Lagos community
Oshodi Recreational Park: A haven for area boys
Shocking: Father lacerates back of 14-month-old baby
Child Trafficking: Dramatic story of suspects’ arrest
Keke Napep and taxi operators battle for survival in Jos
Lagos ministry intervenes in Iyana-Ejigbo flooding
Lagos abandons school to drug peddlers, addicts
Mile 2 -Apapa axis of unending traffic confusion
Lagos ministry intervenes in Iyana-Ejigbo flooding

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Keke NAPEP and taxi operators battle for survival in Jos
When the Plateau State Government banned the operation of commercial motorcycles, otherwise known as ‘Okada’, in the Jos-Bukuru metropolis sometime back, there were mixed reactions to the ban. While there are those who felt the ban would compound the difficulty of commuters who had depended on them for ease of movement, many other residents heaved a sigh of relief for various reasons, principal among which was because of the negative use to which the bikes were being put by criminals and miscreants.
Ejigbo, Ikotun residents decry poor state of road, petition Fashola
AS far as residents of Ejigbo, Ikotun and other communities in old Alimosho Local Government Area of Lagos State are concerned, the government headed by Babatunde Fashola has been most unfair to them with respect to the provision of infrastructural facilities, especially roads.
Restriction order: Keke Marwa operators, commuters count losses in Lagos
Barely a year after the Lagos State Government prohibited the operations of commercial motorcycles on 475 roads and bridges in the state, it has also outlawed the operations of commercial tricycles popularly called Keke Marwa on major roads across the state.
Train hitch-hikers still reign supreme
…As Lagos, NRC strategise over menace
IT is a general knowledge that some train passengers from various Lagos terminus through Ikeja, particularly, hang on train cabins to avoid payment of fares. Few unlucky ones had lost their lives in the process while the lucky ones either sustain injuries or got maimed.
Day of rage in Kirikiri Town as residents stall oil operations
Operations at five major oil firms in Kirikiri town, Oriade Local Council Development Council Area, LCDA, of Lagos State, were paralysed penultimate Monday and Tuesday when residents protested against the deplorable state of roads in the community and lack of employment opportunities for its youths.

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