Floods ravage Delta communities
Commuters stranded as floods cut off Agbarho/Ughelli road
Growing puzzle on why plane crashed
Death in the church!
The truth about the Ntan Obu massacre
Death too many on East West road
Lawmaker assures on community development projects
Drama as gunmen invade royal father’s palace
LAWMA commences waste recycling at landfill site
Discordant tunes over Port Harcourt blast
LG, company in face-off over business premises
Kidnapping: Narrow escape for royal father
Where’s Chisom? Ask parents of run-away child
Abuja: Awaiting the novelty of lady drivers

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For orphans, a reason to smile courtesy of PEM Foundation
CREATOR of television serial, Heaven’s Gate, Pastor Eskor Mfon, first of five children of Mr. Asuquo Ima Mfon, was a dynamic spiritual leader, devoted philanthropist and an innovative entrepreneur whose illuminating light was unceremoniously extinguished on Monday, April 30, 2007 at the age of 54.
Hurricane Fashola visits Apapa, demolishes illegal structures
…displaces illegal immigrants, criminals under bridges
The Joint Task Force, comprising the state security agencies and the military, led by the Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Umar Manko, last Monday swooped on Apapa and its environs, removing over 60 trucks and other articulated vehicles, parked indiscriminately around the area, following the expiration of a 72-hour ultimatum issued by the state government to remove them.
Unending pains of Lagos patients as doctors-govt face-off lingers
WHEN, recently, medical doctors in Lagos State embarked on a three-day warning strike to protest what they described as government failure to fulfill its promises to them based on an agreement reached between the two parties, few could have predicted that their action would result in their being sacked by their employers.
Relief for families of drowned school children
Relief has come the way of the families of school children who lost their lives in a boat mishap on February 13, 2012 as the Lagos State Government at the weekend gave cash as compensation to them. The children, who were ten in number, were on their way to school in Igbede in Ojo Local Government Area when they met their untimely end during a heavy rainstorm.
15 years after, warring Edo community buries hatchet
Saturday, April 7, 2012 will remain a remarkable day in the lives of indigenes of South Ibie, Etsako –West Local Government Area of Edo State. On that day the Aidonogie’s Royal Palace, Iyakpi, South-Ibie council was filled to capacity by a large crowd of indigenes as well as friends, relations, well wishers, who came from far and wide to celebrate the maiden edition of South Ibie Day Celebration. The day also provided them an opportunity to categorically demand from the state government a staff of office to the newly appointed Aidonogie which will translate to a substantive king.

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