NAFDAC bursts Trade Fair Complex den of fake energy drinks, wine, whisky ‘manufacture’
Host community gets best two students’ scholarships
My man slept with our daughter – Housewife
Demolition caught us unawares – Makoko residents
Traffic challenge in Lagos: Rail transport to the rescue
WAHALA DEY-O: ‘My husband denied me sex for five years’
Chieftaincy tussle tears Edo community apart
PETROL FIRE: Harvest of deaths in Ula Okogbe community
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SubscribeLagos demolishes more shanties in Makoko
As the demolition of Makoko in the Yaba Local Council Development Area of Lagos State, entered day three, yesterday, the state government demolished over 50 more structures on the waterfront, bringing the total to 250 destroyed so far.
Lagos residents cry out over falling trees
TREE planting has always been encouraged as trees are known to enhance the natural beauty of the environment. That was the case with Igbogbo/Bayeku Road in the Ikorodu area of Lagos which enjoys a peaceful ambience because of the trees that line it from one end to the other, casting a beautifying shade over road users. History has it that the trees were planted over two decades ago. This explains why many, for a long time, delighted in taking a walk from Igbogbo to Bayeku while savouring the shade and cool breeze the trees provided.
Lamentations as late night fire razes market, bank
Some traders in Nworie Lane Industrial Market, Owerri, as well as the management of United Bank for Africa Plc, Douglas Road branch, Owerri, will definitely not forget Monday, July 9, 2012, in a hurry. This is a day a mysterious fire razed part of the Industrial Market, some adjoining buildings and two floors of the bank!
Slow down food, lemme catch up witcha
AS Ramadan approaches, David Emeka Kalu, a poet and freelance journalist in this humourous piece, “Slow Down Food, Lemme Catch Up Witcha!”, writes about discovering Lagos’s street delicacies and authentic local cuisine.
Access 57: Lagosians lament bad roads, insecurity, others
IN Lagos State, Access 57 stands for the 20 local governments and 37 Local Council Development Areas with the sole purpose of bringing government closer to the people.
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