US condemns killing of Plateau pastor’s family, demands justice
Ogun govt wins cocoa war
After attacks, explosions it’s no longer at ease in Bayelsa
Sacrilege: 14-yr-old girl delivers father’s baby
Orile-Okokomaiko: Agony on expressway of chaos
Lagos Trade Fair of traffic nightmares
Kwande volcanic eruption: Victims lament their woes, lampoon state govt
Ilaro Oronna Day: Unifying festival marred by politics in Ogun
How kidnappers hijacked Abia
This is my story, by Tokyo
Flood victims send SOS to govt …save us from epidemic
NAPEP: Beneficiaries lament loss of focus
Arms proliferation:Customs, gendarme to the rescue at Seme Border
Fear rules Bauchi over Boko Haram

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Save us from epidemic, flood victims appeal to govt
Now Signs that the late rainy season is eventually coming to an end, appears to have raised hope that the flood ravaging some communities abutting the Ogun River will soon subside.
Lottery: No hiding place for illegal operators
Lottery in many countries is a lucrative revenue earner and even the mainstay of the economy. For instance, it is said that the famous Great Wall of China and many notable projects in the United States of America were successfully executed courtesy of proceeds from lottery. This is so because lottery is not perceived as gambling as is the case here. While gambling is a risk taken in the hope of gaining advantage, lottery seeks to create job opportunities and bring development to the countries that accept it as a legitimate business.
Jonathan pledges to tackle Oyo-Ogun Dam annual flooding
PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan, yesterday, promised to make funds available immediately to the Lagos State government to find permanent solution to the menace of perennial flooding in parts of the state as a result of water from Oyo_Ogun basin.
Flood: Commuters’ tales of woe
For some weeks, many commuters and motorists have had bitter tales to tell of their experiences in coping with the challenges arising from the recent flooding of their communities which cut off the sole access road there.
War of words over Ogun-Oshun river flood
FOR residents of Isheri, Warewa, Mile 12 and other communities on the beds of the Ogun River in Ogun and Lagos states, these are certainly not the best of times. Some have lost their homes, some their shops and means of livelihood they have laboured for all their lives.

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