Mother, toddler daughter die in lightning strike
Troops scuttle ransom exchange, rescue kidnap victim in Kebbi
Port Harcourt jailbreak drama: How five inmates escaped
Orubebe and the Niger-Delta development
Dare-devil robbers almost snuffed life out of me, says Pa Soneye
COSAT shows concern for national security
Bitter sweet victory for Kano kingmaker
Experts speak on causes of rot, flooding in Lagos
Flood: Lagos task councils, CDAs to monitor demolition exercise
Lagos-Ibadan expressway reconstruction project in jeopardy
Local govt can work for the poor
ZiK Centre now hideout for reptiles, hoodlums

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Tears, wailing, as man, pregnant wife killed by flood are buried
Although July 10, 2011 has come and gone, many Lagosians certainly will not forget the devastating impact of the rain that fell that day, in a hurry. Most woke up that fateful Sunday unsure of what the day had in stock for them.
Aftermath of flood, couple beg for survival
NOBODY initially envisaged any danger when it began to rain in most parts of the country last July 10. Being a weekend, many families had relaxation in mind, especially after returning from church service.
ICPC, Lagos State unite to fight corruption
THE Independent Corrupt Practices and other Related Offenses Commission, ICPC and the Lagos State government are working in close collaboration to fight corruption from the grass root. This they have started by institutionalising anti-corruption clubs in secondary and tertiary institutions in the state.
‘Miracle’ promotion: Army officer awaiting retirement elevated to Major General
Nigerians are famous for always seeking divine intervention to their problems or challenges confronting them. Indeed most of them believe that it is only fervent prayer that can get their problems solved. And when that which is desired do come to pass, it is celebrated as a miracle.
Tension, mixed feelings as 622 fresh corps members arrive Bauchi
IN the wake of the brutal murder of 10 corps members in Bauchi State, many parents, especially in the Southern part of Nigeria, had vowed not to let their children serve in the state if they are posted there by the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC. As far as these parents were concerned, Bauchi was no longer a safe place to live, especially if you are a stranger.

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