US releases fresh names, photos of 24 Nigerians to be deported
Nigerian tailor targets Guinness record with 120-hour sewing marathon
With Carniriv, Rivers rediscovers its cultural essence
How accident claimed life of journalist diagonised with kidney stone
Oshodi-Apapa expressway of violence, accidents and traffic nightmares
Ruthless robbers! Down 25 cops in six months in Rivers
Oshodi-Apapa expressway of violence, accidents and traffic nightmares
Landlords, tenants in war of wits over new law
Unemployment: A life-line for youths in Kwara
At last, reign of darkness over in Ogun community
Refuse heap threatens church, shrine, others
Another building collapse: Cold comfort for survivors
Cultists on the prowl as panic grips Yenagoa residents
Two arrested over importation of Army camouflage
In Minna, truck pushers are kings of the road
Petty traders empowered in Lagos
NUTRW factional clash: Residents count losses

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Ogun takes step on schools inspection
The Ogun State Commissioner for Eduction, Science and Technology, Olusegun Odubela, has disclosed that the State government would soon form a joint national inspection of schools with the Federal Inspectorate of Education in the state.
When gas explosion in Lagos evoked fear of Boko Haram
MANY Lagosians obviously had not bought the assurances from officials of the Lagos State government and militant Yoruba socio-cultural group, the Oodua Peoples Congress, OPC, that Lagos is safe from Boko Haram-sponsored bomb attacks.
Navy warns against unprofessionalism
The Nigerian Navy has charged officers and ratings of the organisation to always strive to uphold the ethics of the profession, saying it was the hallmark upon which the military was built. In this vein it announced that it will go to any length to unravel the cause of the alleged murder of a female rating by her live-in-boyfriend, a seaman. The seaman identified as Harry was reported to have murdered the rating identified as Itoya over allegation of infidelity.
Flood turns Cross River families to refugees
It has become a tale of woes in Cross River State following ravaging flood that has rendered several families in the state homeless and turned them refugees in their own fatherland.
Centre for disaster on the way – NEMA
MOTIVATED by the level of cooperation between it and other response organisations in the country, the National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, says a Centre for Disaster and Emergency Management, CDEM, would soon be established for simulation exercises and training of officers on search and rescue efforts and basic disaster management techniques.

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