Otor-Edo: Delta’s forgotten clay goldmine
How we will resolve Apo resettlement logjam, by Akinjide
Again, fresh communal clash in Benue leaves 10 dead
Journalist’s battering: Acid test for Office of Public Defender
FRSC to rank states on commitment to road safety campaigns
Traffic Law: NURTW shops for park spaces
I feel like a superwoman driving the truck – Female truck driver
Cross expressway, pay N100 bribe
Banker, TV presenter in divorce mess!
Kogi church attack: Tales of horror
Yobe: Echoes of mosque bombing, Emir’s escape, soldiers killings
‘How soldiers killed my father ahead of my wedding’
S-H-O-C-K-I-N-G! ‘My husband raped my sister’
At Lagos bus stops, it’s extortion galore by Police, Agberos

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Mile 12 Market: Traders, drivers groan under multiple levies
For traders and trailer drivers at the Mile 12 food market, it was a case of hopeless despair as they are daily subjected to all manner of levies. The extortion rages from unwarranted taxation, land rent, area boys tax, local government levy, task force levy among others.
Killed by flood: Tragic end of 60-yr-old civil servant
AFTER putting 35 years into the civil service, Caleb Mida, who was awaiting retirement to start enjoying the fruits of his labour was killed by a mysterious flood in Gwallameji, a suburb of Bauchi metropolis.
Threatened by erosion, flood
RESIDENTS of Egbiri community in Ojokoro Local Council Development Area have cried out to the Lagos State Government to extend its infrastructural redevelopment plans to the area, just as they complained about the “continuous neglect” by the state government. They attributed the environmental challenges confronting them to climate change which is taking its toll on the community through excessive rainfalls, heavy flooding, erosion and destruction of property.
For the Nwanebus, cry of joy 13 years after
When people get married, they rightly expect children to start coming almost immediately. New born babies are usually welcomed with relish. Parties are lavishly thrown to herald their entry into any family.
How death of pupil attracted govt’s caring heart to Ondo schools
IT took the unfortunate killing of a pupil, Opeyemi Rasheed, by his classmate, Abiodun Oluwadare, in October 2010 for government’s attention to be drawn to the unsavoury status of the All Saints Primary School at Oke-Ijebu area of Akure, Ondo State. The two pupils had been playing with a pistol allegedly hidden in the school premises by hoodlums who had turned the school’s compound to their operational base when Oluwadare unknowingly pulled the trigger thereby killing Rasheed instantly.

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