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Will ex-Philadelphia councilmember challenge Krasner for DA?

Derek Green is currently helping Cherelle Parker in her mayoral campaign, but isn’t ruling out a future run.

Palliatives palaver: Bloody fights as Nigerians jostle, throw punches sharing rice, beans

Many poor residents have turned the palliative-sharing grounds in their states into battlefields, as they fight one another to get the palliative given to them by the Federal Government to cushion the effects of the removal of fuel subsidy, Godfrey George writes.

Residents count losses as flooding wreaks havoc across Lagos

Flooding, from heavy rainfall recorded between 8 and 16 September in different parts of Nigeria’s commercial capital city, has wreaked havoc on infrastructure, businesses and properties

Nigeria: Residents Count Losses As Flooding Wreaks Havoc Across Lagos

Flood Sweeps Away Motorcyclist, Displaces Hundreds Of Residents In Lagos

Several communities in Lagos State have been ravaged by floods, which resulted from heavy downpours that swept away a commercial motorcyclist, more commonly called Okada rider and displaced hundreds of residents. SaharaReporters gathered that the motorcycle rider simply identified as Mr Abe, was swept away on Saturday after he reportedly failed to listen warnings from his colleagues not to ride along the Ile Epo Bus stop canals in the Alimosho Local Government Area of the state.

Photos: Cyclist drowns, 200 displaced as downpour wreaks havoc on Lagos communities

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Lagos sensitises on property tax | The Nation Newspaper

Don't hoard food palliatives, give to the needy - Traditional rulers

Traditional rulers in Epe Division, Lagos state, have appealed to all the tiers of government not to hoard food palliatives but distribute them accordingly by targeting the downtrodden or needy. | Pulse Nigeria

Don't hoard food palliatives, give to the needy – Traditional rulers — National Accord Newspaper

Traditional rulers in Epe Division, Lagos state, have appealed to all the tiers of government not to hoard food palliatives but distribute them accordingly by targeting the downtrodden or needy.