Lagos Approves 13% Fare Hike for BRT, Standard Buses
LAGOS, Nigeria – The Lagos State Government approves a 13 per cent increase in fares for Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) corridors and regulated standard…
Month: February 2026
Nigerian Survivors Reveal Southeast Asia Cyber-Slavery at Abuja Forum
ABUJA, Nigeria – Nigerian survivors of transnational human trafficking publicly expose the hidden machinery of cyber-slavery in Southeast Asia at a high-level, survivor-led forum…
Army Repels Terrorist Ambush on General’s Convoy in Northwest
KEBBI, Nigeria – Nigerian troops on Monday repelled a deadly ambush on a convoy carrying a senior army commander near Mayama Hill in the…
Abia Partners US Medical Group to Train State Health Workers
ABIA, Nigeria – The Abia State Government approves a partnership with US-based QANTUS Medical Foundation to train healthcare workers across the state as part…
Lagos Airport Fire Contained as FAAN Confirms Full Flight Resumption
LAGOS, Nigeria – Flight operations fully resume at Murtala Mohammed International Airport after a fire outbreak disrupts activities at Terminal One, the Federal Airports…
Lead Poisoning Scare Triggers Ogun Blood Audit of 500 Residents
OGUN, Nigeria – Authorities in Ogun State launch an urgent public health audit after international reports raise alarms over possible lead poisoning in several…
YEDC Warns of Power Cuts After Attacks on Workers
YOLA, Nigeria – The Yola Electricity Distribution Company warns it may withdraw services from communities where its staff face violent attacks, citing growing safety…
LAWMA Demands PSP Receipts in Apapa-Iganmu Waste Crackdown
LAGOS, Nigeria – Residents and businesses in Apapa-Iganmu must now present proof of payment to their assigned waste operators as Lagos intensifies efforts to…
Benue Seeks FG Approval for Bandits’ Disarmament, Rehabilitation Centre
BENUE, Nigeria – The Benue State Government seeks approval from the Federal Government to establish a Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration centre for repentant local…
Lagos Reaffirms Korope Ban on Lekki–Epe Corridor Amid Protests
LAGOS, Nigeria – The Lagos State Government reaffirms its restriction on minibuses, known locally as Korope, along the Lekki–Epe corridor, describing the policy as…