Inside Lagos waste, flood crisis: Are local governments pulling their weight?
As mountains of refuse continue to dot major roads, markets and residential communities across
Lagos, while floods repeatedly submerge neighbourhoods after heavy rainfall, a fundamental question is increasingly being asked...
Bullion van loaded with cash goes up in flames in Lagos
A bullion van loaded with an unspecified amount went up in flames Tuesday under Ojota bridge, Lagos .
Blood of death pensioners not on my head – Okorocha
Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo state, Tuesday, said the death of some pensioners in the state, while waiting for their pension was not of his own making.
FG condoles with victims of U.S. Hurricane Harvey
Mrs Abike Dabiri-Erewa, the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Foreign Affairs and Diaspora, has condoled with Nigerians and other victims of the recent Hurricane Harvey in Houston, U.S.
Breaking: ASUU shuns meeting with FG
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has shunned a meeting scheduled with the Federal Government on Tuesday to address the concerns raised in an earlier agreement between them for which ASUU has been on strike.
Life returns to Lake Chad island despite Boko Haram threat
Gaou Moussa stands in front of his family home nestled in the dense vegetation of Chad’s Tchoukouli island, where burnt straw and charred wood still litter the ground from a Boko Haram attack three years ago.
