•Minister of Works, Dave Umahi (left) The Minister of Works, David Umahi, has condemned the vandalism of road infrastructure across the country, describing the destruction of public assets as “devilish”, “wicked” and unacceptable. Umahi spoke yesterday during a press conference and stakeholders’ engagement on the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway,...
•David Umahi (L) Minister of Works David Umahi has condemned vandalism along the corridor of Section One of the Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway, particularly the cutting of metal fences and dumping of refuse into manholes on the road. He warned that such acts endanger lives and infrastructure and vowed that offenders would be prosecuted, reports...
•Street parking Lagos rapid urban growth has outpaced the development of essential infrastructure, particularly, in residential areas. A significant oversight is the insufficient provision of parking spaces in new buildings by property owners and developers, compelling residents and tenants to park on already overburdened streets leading to do...
Another year; another problem is the best cliché to describe Nigeria’s power sector. Despite its privatisation in 2023, the sector has continued to defy all regulatory frameworks and interventions to solve the lingering issues of liquidity, exploitation, grid collapse, increased generation and vandalism, reports Daily Trust. With President Bol...
•A vandalised pipeline The federal government has adopted a virtual means of evacuation of crude oil that involves the utilisation of barges and trucks for the transportation of crude from the point of production to injection/storage points for eventual transportation to export terminals. It said the Alternative Crude Oil Evacuation Systems wa...
•DSS operatives The Department of State Services in Niger State has arrested 17 suspects over the vandalism of interlocks, armoured cables, metals and other state government property on the streets of Minna. The suspected vandals, whose ages range from 18 to 70 years, were arrested last Saturday between 11 pm and 1 am while carting […]...
A private guard company enlisted for the protection of the Abuja mass transit rail, Safeguard Security and Protection Company has arrested 13 suspects in connection with the vandalism of armoured cables and other railway equipments. No fewer than 10 of the suspects were said to be casual workers engaged by a Chinese company working on [&hellip...
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