NYSC may stop posting corps members to C’River over deplorable camp – Report
Ogun community cries out over incessant robbery attacks
‘I could have died!’
Rage of robbers: Catholic priests on receiving end
Pastor, wife trade adultery claims in court
‘My husband kept secret wife, children for 10 years’
Group condemns hanging of criminals in Edo
Lagos tri-cycle operators amalgamate
Echoes of Otokoto: Justice cometh at last
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SubscribeLagos begins construction of seaport, airport at Lekki
HE Lagos State Government in collaboration with the Federal Government through the Nigerian Ports Authority and a private investor – Lekki Port Lekki Free Trade Zone Enterprise, LPLE, has commenced the development of the Lekki Deep Seaport in Akodo, Ibeju-Lekki Local Council of the state
Ikorodu road expansion: Residents demand citizens’ input
Residents of Ikorodu Local Government have demanded that the state government allow them make input into the ongoing Ikorodu road expansion, since they would be the ones to use the road eventually.
4,000 abandoned vehicles on Lagos roads await evacuation
To prevent miscreants from planting bombs and grenades in abandoned and disused vehicles, the Lagos State Government has come up with various security measures including evacuation of such vehicles from the roads .
Subsequently, a committee on abandoned/disused vehicles was established. It is charged with the responsibility of removing the vehicles.
NASSARAWA KILLINGS: Relief money hijacked from policemen’s widows
…Women seek herbalists’ help to find ‘missing cops’
“My husband is not dead. Therefore I won’t accept any money in lieu of him”. “Our husbands are not dead; they are only held hostage by alleged cultists. They can be rescued by herbalists”. These statements summarise the responses of some of the widows of the over 100 security officers killed in Nassarawa State by people suspected to be members of a cult. Life has not been the same for the widows and orphans since the demise of their bread winners.
Bayelsa cultism: Winning the war with amnesty
The high number of repentant cultists that converged at the banquet hall of Bayelsa State Government House penultimate Saturday has again rekindled hope that the state is gradually moving towards becoming the ‘oasis of peace’ in the troubled Niger Delta.
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