Lagos to prosecute 10 suspects for street trading
Photo caption: Lagos State Government logo At least 10 individuals have been arrested by officials of the Lagos State Waste Management Authority and the
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French tourist’s death in Benue hotel room unnatural – Police
Photo caption: Benue State Police command’s Public Relations Officer, Udeme Edet The Benue State Police Command has described the death of a French tourist, Pietier
Taiwan lawmakers boost military pay to counter China threat
Photo caption: The 4,000-ton Coast Guard patrol vessel Yunlin (L) and seven patrol boats are supported by S-70C anti-submarine helicopter from the Navy Aviation Command, a
Love or lies?: Fake genotype results fuel rise in sickle cell births, broken homes
Photo caption: Sickle cell illustration Despite growing awareness and legislation mandating genotype testing before marriages, fake genotype results is on the rise. Investigations by
Lagos alternative power boom exceeds national grid capacity – Report
Photo caption: Power generation plant Off-grid and self-generated electricity in Lagos State has surpassed Nigeria’s entire grid-connected capacity, a new report by the Africa
APC threatens to sanction Ndume over saying Tinubu might experience Jonathan’s treatment in 2015
Photo caption: Senator Ali Ndume The All Progressives Congress has cautioned former Senate Chief Whip, Ali Ndume, over his recent comments warning that ex-President Goodluck
Dangote vows downstream overhaul to ‘shake’ oil sector
Photo caption: President/Chief Executive of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote The President of the Dangote Group and founder of the Dangote Petroleum Refinery, Aliko Dangote, says
UK mulls investing $19bn in nuclear power plant for energy security
Photo caption: Nuclear energy plant: Credit Oilprice.com The UK government said it would invest 14.2 billion pounds in the construction of the Sizewell C
Oil prices could sink below $50 per barrel this year – Analysts
Photo caption: Oil Analysts from S&P Global and others predict crude oil prices may drop below $50 per barrel due to weak demand growth,
Corporate world goes quiet on climate pledges
Photo caption: Greenhouse gas emission Major companies are quietly scaling back climate language in reports, with firms like American Airlines, GM, and Coca-Cola reducing
