NiDCOM confirms release of Nigerian girls detained in Mauritius
In Bauchi, a new lease of life for women afflicted with VVF
Lagos community cries for help over attacks by hoodlums
Protracted Jos crisis: Plateau pupils proffer ways for peace
Okada restriction: Lagosians share their experiences
Police invasion of Isolo, Ejigbo
Aftermath of police invasion at Ejigbo
Easter eve tragedy: How 22 worshippers met untimely death
Olusosun: Seeking for wealth in refuse heaps
What Nigerians go through at passport office, Ikoyi

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Shoprite boosts change-a-life campaign, donates to Therapeutic Centre
The management of Shoprite supermarket, Enugu has donated gift vouchers worth N260,000.00 to the Therapeutic Day Care Centre (TDCC), Abakpa Nike, Enugu State . The school which caters for children with special needs such as mild learning disabilities; profound mental retardation; food allergies or terminal illness, etc. received the donation as part of Shoprites’ charity campaign.
Death of polytechnic staff triggers tears, outrage
It was actually a day for tears and mourning for the management of the Federal Polytechnic Bauchi when one of its dedicated and hardworking staff was killed in a motor accident, just a few metres away from the polytechnic premises.
Day youths showcased skills, courtesy of Olokun Foundation
Agege Stadium, Ijaiye Ogba in Lagos was the venue of this year’s finale of the football competition in commemoration of the Eledumare Festival organised by Olokun Festival Foundation. The venue was filled to capacity as many talented youths used the opportunity to showcase their soccer skills.
Community, contractor at daggers-drawn over road
WHEN residents of Amuwo-Odofin Newtown, Mile 2 Estate Lagos, discovered in 2009 that tractors had been mobilised for the reconstruction of the only major road that passes through their estate, they heaved a sigh of relief.
Rainstorm: NEMA donates relief materials
As part of efforts to cushion the effect of disaster in some parts of the country, the National Emergency Management Authority, NEMA, says it has donated some relief materials to the Lagos State government.

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