Lagos lost N19.52bn to fire in 2024 – Sanwo-Olu claims
“In 2023, 2,573 fire incidents were recorded but in the year 2024, we had a sharp drop of 1,952,” she said.
Nasarawa: 16 escape after attacking warders in Keffi jailbreak
He said, “Some inmates breached the security of the facility and attacked personnel on duty to compromise the situation, enabling 16 inmates to escape custody.
Airport chaos: KWAM 1’s apology falls flat
IN Nigeria, bad behaviour often cascades from the top, with the so-called ‘big man’s’ impunity undermining integrity in every aspect of national life.
Abayomi Mighty Condemns Dapo Abiodun Over Targeted Demolitions of Gbenga Daniel’s Properties, Calls it Childish
They are documented, legally compliant investments that have boosted Ogun State’s economy for decades.
Obasanjo Library condemns EFCC night raid of its premises, threatens legal action
The management described the incident as “a clear case of invasion of private property” and “a violation of the rights of both the establishment and the guests.”
Lagos: General Overseer arrested for Cross-border drug trafficking
He urged officers across the country to sustain the momentum and continue deploying a balanced strategy in the agency’s nationwide drug control efforts.
EFCC raids Obasanjo’s hotel, arrests internet fraudsters at pool party
When contacted, the spokesperson for the Lagos zonal command of EFCC, Ayo Oyewole, said he was not aware of the operation but promised to get back to our correspondent.
EFCC denies alleged raid on musician, Felix Duke’s hotel in Lagos
They blocked the hotel entrance, chased away customers, and forcibly entered rooms, saying they were looking for me. I later found out they made away with €5,000 from my room
Stolen hope: Orphanages where caregivers divert aid, expose children to hardship
VICTOR AYENI writes about the growing trend of aid diversion in orphanages where caregivers corner food and supplies meant for vulnerable children, selling or keeping them for personal use, and…
‘Police detention experience pushed me to study law’ – 71-year-old Babcock graduate
It became a controversial decision. Many of my colleagues didn’t understand it at the time. They thought I was making a mistake
