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After enduring years of hardship and suffering from waterborne diseases caused by lack of access to clean water, five Ogun agrarian communities finally found relief as the Federal Government through the Border Communities Development Agency intervened and drilled a borehole for them.

There are indications that the organised Labour may end its strike over the new minimum wage as it reached an agreement with the Federal Government on Monday.

As the nationwide strike embarked upon by organised labour enters its second day, the federal government has appealed to striking workers to call off the

The DIG of Police in charge of the South West region, DIG Biodun Alabi has urged police officers to respect human rights.

Two media platforms, Business Times newspapers and Bravins Magazine published by Edo Legacy Foundation have both in separate events honoured the Chief Executive Officer of Aerofield Homes, Lagos, Armstrong 'Tope Akintunde for his outstanding contribution to the development of the nation.

Operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency have arrested a 70-year-old grandfather with 57.2kg of cannabis in Nasarawa State and also seized over N2.1bn codeine-based syrup and Loud -a synthetic cannabis strain, at the Port Harcourt seaports and the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos.

Successive administrations have attempted to build an airport in Ogun State but the project did not see the light of day in 17 years. OLASUNKANMI AKINLOTAN writes that the current government has almost completed the Ogun Agro-Cargo Airport

The Nation Newspaper Obasanjo, a timeless statesman, says Olowu of Kuta

Organised Labour has urged President Bola Tinubu to personally intervene in the ongoing negotiation over minimum wage to avert the indefinite

However, instead of benefiting communities, the policy is allegedly being manipulated by Discos for their gain instead of refunding the communities.