Police hunt kidnappers of three Lafia varsity students
Easter eve tragedy: How 22 worshippers met untimely death
Olusosun: Seeking for wealth in refuse heaps
What Nigerians go through at passport office, Ikoyi
Death of polytechnic staff triggers tears, outrage
Day youths showcased skills, courtesy of Olokun Foundation
Community, contractor at daggers-drawn over road
Rainstorm: NEMA donates relief materials
Council boss issues 24-hour ultimatum to 57 CDAs
Court restores citizen’s home
Touching story of Ebuka, victim of multiple gunshot injuries
Cleric advises Christians on truth, righteousness
Police brutality: Lagosians send SOS to CP

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Ohan bridge of death comes alive!
OHAN bridge near Alapa, in Moro Local Government Area of Kwara State is about 1000metres in length or so.The bridge links Kwara with Oyo and is considered strategic to the prosperity of the two states.
Flood control: Lagos steps up drainage cleaning, reviews strategy
The early rains of year 2012 caught many Lagosians unawares, especially with regards to the havoc that was wreaked through massive flooding and destruction of life and property. It was a development that prompted the Lagos State government to embark on emergency flooding prevention/reduction measures. It has also followed this up with routine maintenance of existing drainage channels and construction of new ones, as well as initiating other measures and projects to deal with the menace.
At last, a model to curb violence against women, child abuse
BEFORE now, it was common sight to behold several children of school age in the streets of Lagos hawking wares either for their parents or guardians in order to eke out a living even while their privileged peers are busy in classrooms acquiring knowledge.
At last a breath of fresh air at Ariaria International Market
The popular Ariaria International Market in Abia state is said to be getting ready to wear a more befitting and elegant look as the state government recently embarked on the reconstruction of its internal roads. This includes the overhaul of all the drainages linking the entire market for the purpose of creating both an enabling environment for businesses to thrive and to safeguard the health of Abians and foreigners who transact businesses within and outside the market.
Aftermath of bomb-blast: Uneasy calm, fear in Jos
The unusual security checks in some parts of the Plateau State capital last Sunday gave cause for worry, but not many thought much of it. The checking, especially along Dogon Karfe Road resulted in a traffic jam as motorists were made to alight and open the booths of their cars for checking.

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