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Despite the intervention of a Lagos High Court, a land grabber, Mutairu Owoeye resumes wanton destruction of properties in Ajasa-Command.

Despite the interventions of a Lagos High Court, a pending litigation at the Supreme Court, and the State Commissioner of Police, a land grabber, Mutairu Owoeye has begun destruction of properties of the 20,000 strong Ajasa-Command community in Lagos State, escalating tension that could breach the peace of the area

The residents accused the Minister of Works of altering the long-established right of way in order to preserve the properties of violators

Our clients are in support of the rightful, law-based, and people-friendly execution of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway Project.

The principal crisis with energy consumption currently is not generation but transmission. The country is unable to evacuate anything close to what it generates. To achieve an increase in energy supplied to or enjoyed by any band, therefore, the Transmission Company will have to create energy hunger in a band somewhere in the consumption ecosystem.

Having dropped the charge that could fall within the purview of economic or financial crime, EFCC forfeited any claim to acting within law.

#RevolutionNow convener, Omoyele Sowore has narrated how operatives of the Department of State Services (DSS) subjected him to cruel treatment while undergoing the mandatory National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) programme in Adamawa State in 1996. Sowore stated while reminiscing about the moments he shared with some of his close allies in a post on his social media platforms. He recalled how officers of the DSS (also known as State Security Service -SSS) were attached to him to always follow him a...

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EFCC has uncovered a total sum of N37,170,855,753.44 allegedly laundered in the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs under Sadiya Umar-Farouk.

As we speak, Aketi, as he is fondly called, is back to Europe for a follow-up to his medical treatment.