Filth & flooding: When indiscriminate dumping meets nature’s wrath in Lagos
Obalende, den of women of easy virtue
“You don’t need government money to improve people’s lives”
Jonathan speaks to Nigerians on polls
Doomsday for suspected GSM cable thieves
Trauma of widow battling with cervical cancer
Succour at last for blind law undergraduate
2011 elections: Security flashpoints
FCMB observes Earth Hour
Fashola flags off construction of Falomo bridge- on-ramp
When Nanna’s spirit resurrected in Koko

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Forget presidential poll run-off – Jonathan campaign coordinator
Barely two weeks to the presidential election in the country, the Ondo State coordinator of Jonathan/Sambo Campaign Organisation, Rt. Hon. Taofik Abdussalam, in this interview, speaks on the chances of the president in the south-west and the north-west regions. The coordinator’s who is a former speaker of Ondo House of Assembly, also disagrees that the 12 year-rule of the PDP in the country is a collossal waste.
Partnering For Devt: From Ireland, Nigerians seek opportunities
Ireland, West African Business & Economic Council, (IWABEC), a premier ethical development and pro-trade organisation based in Dublin, Ireland, last week, in Abuja, at the 1st ASO Savings & Loans Homes Exhibition, came to town to promote bi-directional investment in property assets by Nigerians and her Diaspora in Ireland and United Kingdom.
At Mile 12 market, it is 24 hour service
Time does not really matter at Mile 12 market, easily one of the most cosmopolitan and biggest markets in Lagos.Whether it is 2 a.m, 4 p.m or 11 p.m ,it is business as always.
National monument,Benin moat…On the edge of extinction
For its sheer size, complexity and historical significance, the Benin Moat should be attracting the kind of global attention, if not more, attracted today by the Great Wall of China and the Pyramids of Egypt.
Aftermath of political violence, fear rules Uyo
Palpable fear now rules Uyo metropolis of Akwa Ibom State, after the political violence that erupted Tuesday, claiming no fewer than 50 lives. Consequently, there was virtually no work in all the offices in the Idongesit Nkanga State Secretariat of Akwa Ibom State as workers stayed away from work for fear of falling victim to a resurgence of violence

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