Lagos is trying to position itself as a modern, future-ready city, with an increasing focus on infrastructure and traffic management. However, one of its most aggressive enforcement strategies, cracking down on one-way driving, has become deeply controversial, raising serious questions about fairness, proportionality and public trust. Driving against traffic, commonly called “one-way”, is undeniably dangerous. It contributes to head-on collisions …
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Nigeria loses 38 million tonnes of food a year, highest figure in Africa – EU raises alarm
The EU links the crisis to food insecurity and emissions … Urges investments in storage and infrastructure The European Union (EU) has expressed serious concern over the worsening food waste crisis in Nigeria, revealing that the country loses around 38 million tonnes of food every year, placing it first among African nations that waste food. The warning was issued in …
Read More »The NLC directs street demonstrations for Labor Day regarding the suspension of the minimum wage
The Nigerian Labor Congress (NLC) has directed workers across the country to mark May Day this year with street rallies against the non-implementation of the National Minimum Wage Act, 2024 in some states. The NLC gave the directive in a statement signed by its Secretary General, Mr. Emmanuel Ugboaja, on Friday in Abuja. The statement is titled: “Commemorate May Day …
Read More »Police rescue a three-day-old baby who was kidnapped in Nasarawa
Police agents in Nasarawa have rescued a three-day-old baby kidnapped in Nasarawa State. Operators also arrested two suspects in connection with the crime. This was stated by the Spokesperson for the State Police Command, Ramhan Nansel, in his statement in Lafia, Friday. He said: ” At 5:45am, March 29, a kidnapping report was received from one Aisha Basa, a resident …
Read More »Several ships, including a French container ship, cross…
Several ships have now passed through the Strait of Hormuz, according to reports, as shipping companies and international leaders race to get vital cargoes through the waterway. A container ship owned by French shipping company CMA CGM had set sail from the Gulf, the Financial Times reported, citing tracking data analyst MarineTraffic. It is believed to be the first vessel …
Read More »The APC urged the ADC to resolve the internal crisis
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has urged the African Democratic Congress (ADC) to resolve its internal crisis. APC calls on opposition parties to stop blaming President Bola Tinubu for the problems they are facing. APC National Secretary, Ajibola Basiru and National Publicity Secretary, Felix Morka, made the call at a media conference on Friday in Abuja. ADC accused Tinubu of …
Read More »Troops killed three suspected bandits in Plateau
Troops of the Joint Task Force-Operation Enduring Peace (JTF-OPEP) have killed three suspected terrorists in Karem community in Wase Local Government Area of Plateau State. This was revealed by OPEP Media Officer, Captain Polycarp Oteh, in his statement on Friday in Jos. Oteh said the operation was carried out following intelligence reports regarding the movement of several suspected terrorists along …
Read More »Easter: FCT minister congratulates Christians, reassures residents on security, infrastructure
The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Barr. Ezenwo Nyesom Wike, congratulated Christians in the nation’s capital on the successful completion of the 40 days of Lenten fasting, while extending warm greetings to all residents as they join the global Christian community in celebrating Easter. In a goodwill message to FCT residents, the minister said Easter, which commemorates the …
Read More »Invited but Not Welcome: Why Nigerian Journalists Deserve Better Treatment, by Oluwatosin Balogun
For years, journalism has battled an unfortunate stereotype that journalists are underpaid, desperate and survive on handouts.Many parents discouraged their children from entering the profession, believing it offered little dignity or financial stability.While the media landscape has evolved in the 21st century, a troubling reality remains: the treatment of journalists, particularly field reporters, often reflects the same outdated mindset.Studies of …
Read More »Ondo SSG resigns, declares for Senate
Secretary to the Ondo State Government, Dr. Taiwo Fasoranti, has resigned from his post to pursue his senatorial ambitions. Fasoranti disclosed this in a letter given to journalists in Akure, Friday. He also declared his intention to contest for the Ondo Central Senatorial District seat. SSG said his decision was driven by a strong sense of responsibility, a lifelong dedication …
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