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On May 17, 2017, when the immediate past governor of Lagos State, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode commissioned the 160-metre long dual carriageway bridge, (with a total length of 620 metres) along...

Motorists, pedestrians, and other road users plying the Lagos-Ota-Abeokuta Expressway, are worried by the protracted delay in completing work on the road, even as the road has gone from bad to worse in the last few months.

On October 11, I woke up at 4:05 am and counted the seconds like a child waiting for Christmas morning. I could barely wait until dawn to hit the road.

After two years of suspension, the N3bn World Bank erosion control project at Ikot Nkebre, Cross River State, has resumed with a target completion date of 18 months.

With several businesses witnessing low performance and companies facing hard times, it now seems business to enlist among one of Nigeria’s security outfits, after which one is posted along the Benin-Ore road.

It has not been easy because I am going through a lot of pain, and I need financial support urgently from well-meaning Nigerians to undergo surgery and blood transfusion. I would really appreciate anyone wishing to assist me.

When security challenged locations in the country are enumerated, it is most worrisome to count the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Abuja among such.

The massive network of bad roads across the country has often been blamed for the high rate of road crashes. Daily, cars, buses, heavy-duty trucks, and tankers...

When in 2001 the former Lagos State Governor, Bola Ahmed Tinubu promised to build at least a model “millennium” secondary school in each of the 20 local councils of the state, many residents were ecstatic because the new schools would

Over 30 years ago, the old Federal Secretariat Complex at Ikoyi, Lagos State, used to be a burgeoning facility, providing office space for government businesses, bureaucrats and others that manned the ministries, departments and agencies that were located there.

Widows and aged women from Ga’anda, a remote village about 40 kilometres from Gombi, the Headquarters of Gombi Local Council of Adamawa State, had reasons to smile recently when the Victims Support Fund (VSF) visited their domain.

Insecurity in Nigeria has become a major concern for citizens as well as the international community. In the last few years, the country has battled with all forms of insecurity, which is akin to the situation after the Civil War in the 1970s.