Otor-Edo: Delta’s forgotten clay goldmine
Chieftaincy tussle tears Edo community apart
PETROL FIRE: Harvest of deaths in Ula Okogbe community
Lagos demolishes more shanties in Makoko
Lagos residents cry out over falling trees
Lamentations as late night fire razes market, bank
Slow down food, lemme catch up witcha
Abia: From war-war to jaw-jaw in Lagos
With N600,000 Baby Testimony will be whole again
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In 1976, thousands of Black school children took to the streets of Soweto, South Africa, in a march more than half a mile long. They protested the inferior quality of their education and demanded their right to be taught in their own languages.
Building collapse: How 21 persons narrowly escaped death
DESPITE repeated warnings by the Federal Government that construction of buildings in the country should be done according to standard, records of building collapse have remained on the increase. In Ebonyi State, no fewer than 21 persons last week escaped death by whiskers when a two-storey building under construction collapsed.
Those who killed my son are after me, cries out Lagos monarch
“As you can see the entire place is peaceful, no insecurity, no violence, nobody was killed, people are going about their normal businesses. The rumour making the rounds that hoodlums have taken over Isheri-Olofin is unfounded and baseless, it is the handiwork of mischievous people in the community.
Olusosun: Intriguing ways of seeking wealth in refuse heaps
How often do you buy edible items on the road side, especially around some popular markets like Agege, Ketu, Ojota, Mushin and Iyana-Ipaja, all in Lagos State? If you have been doing this on a regular basis, chances are that you have been spending good money on expired or substandard products from some dump sites in the State, especially from the Olusosun landfill in Oregun.
LAGOS Vs NIGERIEN: We’ll not pay N7m judgment debt – Lagos govt
LAGOS State Government has insisted that it will not pay the N7million judgment granted against it in favour of a Nigerien, Malam Maman Keita.
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