BREAKING: Several Journalists Injured In Attack By Suspected Lagos Govt Thugs During Otumara Community Demolition

    Thugs suspected to be working for the Lagos State government have attacked journalists covering the demolition of houses in Otumara Village, off Apapa Road on Lagos Mainland. Confirming the incident, one of the affected journalists noted that media personnel from six to seven media houses were targeted. “Yes, thugs attacked the journalists, and…

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Tinubu Govt Urges Obasanjo Not to Use Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway

Abuja, Nigeria – The federal government has criticized former President Olusegun Obasanjo for opposing the N15.6 trillion Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway project, saying those criticising the project should not use the roads when completed. David Umahi, minister of works, spoke on Thursday in Akure, the Ondo state capital, during an interactive session on the Lagos-Calabar Coastal…

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Bekwarra Councillors Allegedly Move to Impeach Council Chairman

By Solomon Ogar Bekwarra, Cross River – Councillors from the Bekwarra Legislative Council are allegedly gearing and squaring up seriously against the Council Chairman Hon. Theresa Ushie. The reasons for the desperate clandestine moves are not yet known, but Solomon Island reliably gathered this from a source privy to the impeachment plot against the incumbent…

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FRSC, NMPDRA Mull Strategies to Tackle Menace of Traffic Clashes Involving Petroleum Tankers, Trucks

FRSC, NMPDRA Mull Strategies to Tackle Menace of Traffic Clashes Involving Petroleum Tankers, Trucks

Sector Commander, Mr. Joseph W Toby (L) and the NMPDRA Field Coordinator, Engr. Ibiye Lionel Tuboalabo during the visit. By Anietie Akpan The Federal Road Safety Corp (FRSC), Cross River command and the Nigerian Midstream And Downstream Petroleum  Regulatory Authority (NMPDRA), Calabar Field Office are mulling strategies to tackle menace of road traffic crashes involving…

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Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan: Senators Disown Committee Report

Abuja, Nigeria – A growing controversy over the suspension of Kogi Central Senator, Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, has deepened following allegations that signatures attached to the Senate Committee on Ethics, Privileges, and Public Petitions’ report were not endorsements of her suspension but merely attendance records. This dispute has left several senators questioning the transparency and due process…

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