Plateau: Killings, attacks continue despite curfew
Alleged Fatal Assault: NLC declares strike in Delta
For 100 Ilaje women, joy comes at noon
Lagos tenants raise alarm over co-tenant’s behavior
Nsukka-based biz man drags Ex-Minister, driver to court
BADIA: A mixed tale of the good, the bad and the ugly
Nigeria’s new train offers a long, strange and welcomed trip
Another Lagos community reduced to rubbles
Why suspected pipeline vandals want Kumuyi to intervene
Ladipo Market: Lagos demolishes illegal structures
Lagos boat operators still flout safety standards
Boxing day inferno: Traders want panel to act fast
Lagos camps LASTMA, KAI for intensive community training
Demolition: Ijora slum evictees count losses
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SubscribeAgain, rain of tears in Ibadan
With the intense heat from the sun that Sunday afternoon, it was a big relief around 11pm when residents of Ibadan, Oyo State capital saw the cloud gathering preparatory to the first rain of the year. However, the joy that greeted the change of weather was short-lived. Suddenly, the gentle breeze which gave way to a drizzle later turned into wind and then a destructive storm.
Family of slain varsity student in Bayelsa wants justice
The dream of every parent is to train their children into becoming responsible citizens to care of them at their old age. But this was not to be for the Tyger family of Amassoma in Southern Ijaw Local Government Area of Bayelsa State whose 21-year-old son, Tariebi Tyger, a 200-level petrochemical engineering student of the Niger Delta University was cut down in his prime.
Okada rider alleges police threat over stolen property
A COMMERCIAL motorcyclist Niyi Owolabi Saheed, whose motorcycle was allegedly stolen by Police Corporal Goroye Folagbade, has cried out against incessant threats to his life and his family by policemen of Ikorodu division. Corporal Folagbade served in Ikorodu division before his dismissal from the Force.
Fear grips riverine communities as govt tackles sea piracy, kidnapping
THE recent upsurge in kidnapping in the riverine enclave of Bayelsa State has again brought to the fore the fear in some quarters that the area is being used by some criminal elements to make the area relapse to its past infamy as bastion of violent crime.
Inside the jinxed train: N3.7tr may go down the drain
A recent train ride shows that the Nigerian railway may crash again even after N3. 7trillion has been spent on it since the Abacha regime.
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