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Nsukka in deep grief over demise of prominent sons

The people of Enugu North Senatorial Zone in Enugu State otherwise called Nsukka Zone were recently devastated by the news of the sudden death of two prominent sons of the area. To the people, the demise of the two illustrious sons was tragic because it was least expected at this time when their contributions were highly needed both in politics, economy and the on-going agitation for the creation of Adada State from the present Enugu State.

Building peace with the World Cup in Jos

“It is a goal!” the excited crowd shouted in unison following Nigeria’s goal against Greece in the on-going World Cup in South Africa. There was back-slapping, shaking of hands and holding of shoulders as the patriotic spirit in the crowd gathered at one of the Peace Football Viewing Centres established by the Military Special Task Force maintaining security in the troubled Plateau State capital took over. Like the typical setting in a stadium people momentarily forgot the tension and suspicion that had polarized the city along religious and ethnic lines for some time now to watch and enjoy football.

Shock over mystery death of couple

Locating number 5 Folorunsho Street in Oworonsoki area of Lagos did not come easy as those asked for direction around Iyana-Oworo feigned ignorance of the area by simply shrugging their shoulders, while others who deigned to render assistance merely misdirected this reporter.

Relief for Rivers road users as govt responds with operation fix potholes

For long motorists and commuters complained bitterly, albeit impotently, about the many pot-holes that dotted almost every stretch of some roads in Port Harcourt metropolis and environs. Observers attributed the development to the upsurge in the number of cars plying the roads following a sharp rise in population then. With this, road congestion suddenly became a regular feature leading, in experts’ estimation, to the sudden collapse of road infrastructure.

Stiff penalty for traffic offenders …As Lagos moves to check excesses of motorcyclists

Shalaman was a popular commercial motorcyclist at Obalende who took pleasure in flouting traffic rules until nemesis caught up with him. He was coming from the Bar Beach side of the road one day when the traffic light at Ajose Adeogun junction turned red. Rather than obeying the light by stopping, he continued moving It was a terrible mistake as he rammed his bike into an incoming vehicle, seriously injuring himself and his passengers, and damaging his bike beyond repair.

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