One Mr Adeolu Ojekemi has petitioned the Assistant Inspector General of Police, Zone 2 Command Headquarters, Onikan, Lagos over alleged encroachment on his landed property
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FG raises N585m to pay fines for inmates
The Federal Government has commenced the release of 4,068 inmates languishing in correctional facilities across the country over the inability to pay fines. The government
Fire guts Oyingbo stockfish market, shop owners lose N120m worth of goods
By Godwin Oritse THE stockfish section of the popular Oyingbo market was yesterday gutted by fire and goods worth N120 million were destroyed and looted.
Tinubu to attend G20-Africa conference in Germany
President Bola Tinubu will, on Saturday, depart Abuja for Berlin, Germany, to attend the G20 Compact with Africa Conference on November 20, 2023, hosted by
Alleged Procurement Fraud: Court remands Emefiele in Kuje Correctional Centre
The High Court sitting in the Federal Capital Territory has ordered that the former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Godwin Emefiele, be remanded
Soaring food prices drive inflation to 27.33%
—Records 10 consecutive month riselCBN upbeat on price stability By Peter Egwuatu, Nkiruka Nnorom and Elizabeth Adegbesan Amid sustained rise in food prices, Nigeria has recorded
Banks, trains grounded as Lagos workers join strike
Affiliates of the Nigerian Labour Congress and Trade Union Congress of Nigeria in Lagos State, on Tuesday complied with the directive of the two labour
Saudi Arabia cancels 264 Air Peace passengers visas on arrival
Saudi Arabia authorities have cancelled the visa of all the 264 passengers airlifted by Nigeria’s major carrier, Air Peace on arrival at the country from
Commercial drivers protest against LASTMA Officials, make commuters stranded
Hundreds of commuters are currently stranded following the protest being held by Lagos commercial drivers against the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority and Task force
Bangladesh garment workers reject 56% pay rise
Bangladesh raised the minimum monthly pay for the country’s four million garment workers by 56 per cent on Tuesday, a decision immediately rejected by unions
