•Site of the collapsed building Some residents of Cole Street in the Oyingbo area of Lagos State, where a two-storey building collapsed, leaving one person dead and 26 others injured (as at the last report), have disclosed that the occupants of the building ignored visible distress signs on the structure. Our correspondent, who visited the [&h...
•Buildings at Zone C, Apo resettlement in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja Renting property in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital city, is increasingly becoming unaffordable for ordinary citizens, forcing many residents to relocate to suburban areas in neighbouring states, findings have revealed. A shortage of affordable housing has driven up deman...
•Governor Umaru Bago of Niger State Niger governor, Umaru Bago has declared he will never negotiate with bandits or pay ransom for kidnapped victims. The governor called on the people in affected communities where bandits frequent to stand up and defend themselves, reports The Nation. Speaking during a condolence visit to the people of Rijau [...
•Flood The Ogun State Government has urged residents living in riverbank and wetland areas of Akute, Alagbole, Isheri, Magboro,Makogi, Orimerunmu, Iro, Kajola and part of Abeokuta specifically Lafenwa, Enugada, Adedotun, Iberekodo, Akin-Olugbade, and Ago-Odo to prepare for overflow of Ogun River in the next two weeks, from October 20 and Novem...
•Osun State governor, Ademola Adeleke Osun State governor, Ademola Adeleke, has ordered a full investigation into the recent killing of some residents of Akinlalu Community by operatives of the Amotekun Corps. The governor has subsequently dispatched a top-level government delegation to the affected community to find out what transpired on the...
•Floods overwhelm Lagos Several areas of Lagos State were heavily impacted by flooding today following a downpour that submerged streets and disrupted movement across the city. Residents in the state on X reported difficulty leaving their homes and navigating major roads as floodwaters covered streets and blocked traffic. In Ago Palace Way, in...
•The Protest by residents caused obstruction on the Makurdi–Lafia Federal Highway Residents of communities along the Makurdi–Lafia Road yesterday disrupted traffic on the federal highway in protest over the killing of five people by suspected Fulani herdsmen. The victims were reportedly attacked while on their way to the farm on the outskirts ...
•Lagos floods Some parts of Lagos State, yesterday morning, were once again submerged by heavy flooding following a downpour that started in the early hours of the day. The incident occurred weeks after rainfall wreaked havoc in the state, reports The PUNCH. Property worth millions of naira were destroyed in the Ikorodu area, which was [&helli...
•Submerged by flooding The Ogun State Government has warned residents of communities adjoining the Ogun, Ilo, Iju, Owa, and Yemule rivers, such as Isheri, Warewa, Akute, parts of Abeokuta, Ayetoro, Itele, Iju, and those of the coastline of Makun, Oni, Iwopin, Igele, Ifaara (Ogun Waterside), Ebute-Imobi (Ijebu East), Tungeji Island, and Agosasa...
•The protesters Residents of Judges’ Estate at Alagbaka, Akure, Ondo State capital, today stormed the headquarters of Benin Electricity Distribution Company (BEDC) protesting poor power supply. Scores of the residents in a peaceful protest alleged that the officials of electricity company disconnected their power line from the Alagbaka power l...
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