Mother, toddler daughter die in lightning strike
When Orile pedestrian bridge came down
Relief at last for Iloro-Oro residents
Deep mystery: Pit of death claims three in Enugu
Day a Lebanese became an Ijaw chief
How a trailer sent seven to early graves
Succour at last for widows, thanks to foundation
Macebuh: Tributes at service of songs
A boat cruise costs N150,000 , ODADA Marine boss
The Picking of a Vice President
How family of five perished in a strange fire

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Egbeda-Idimu: Pains, anguish of road rehabilitation
Ooooh good God, what kind of mess is this? Is this the way we are going to continue to suffer in this area because of one lousy road rehabilitation which the contractor has abandoned for months now. Can someone somewhere do something fast before we all run mad,†complained an apparently angry motorist along the Idimu-Egbeda Road which is presently under rehabilitation.
Tales of tears and blood as violence rocks Mushin
He had spent a lot of money planning for the naming ceremony of his son, while his relations in Akure had assured him of their readiness to grace the occasion. But the ceremony later turned to a mourning session when six of his relations became victims of an outbreak of violence.
Bayelsa blast: The lingering fear
THE use of powerful explosives such as dynamite in settling political scores first reared its head in Bayelsa in 2001 when the state assembly complex was blown up by unknown persons in the wake of the power tussle between the then speaker and now senator and the erstwhile governor of the state.
N30 million in service of alma mater
WHEN Daniel Kolawole Olukoya registered at the Saint John Primary School, Akure in 1964, neither the headmaster nor even the young boy had any idea of what the future held for him. Like other pupils, the little Daniel just wanted to start a foundation for his education.
Senate should have courage to nail Yerima – Odumakin
TILL date, the situation of the girl child in Nigeria and Africa remains critical, due to a lot of factors. Even though the 1990 African Charter on Human Rights and Welfare of the Child underscored these unique factors, the girl child is far from the special safeguard and care prescribed by the charter.

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