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French Montana, the acclaimed musician and philanthropist, has donated 500 canoes to the impoverished community of Makoko in Yaba, Lagos Mainland.

YABATECH Rector to artisans: Embrace national skill qualification framework. The Rector, Yaba College of Technology, Lagos, Dr. Ibraheem Abdul

French Montana Donates 500 Canoes To Community Built On Stilts In Lagos, Nigeria

YABATECH tasks PhD holders on effective mentorship. Yaba College of Technology, (YABATECH), Lagos, has enjoined PhD holders

There was panic yesterday as officers of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) fired tear gas at students of the University of Lagos (UNILAG) who were protesting

As an incentive to addressing Abuja physical planning challenge, this piece holds the opinion that the FCT Minister should cast a glance at how a ‘famous’ slum challenge was creatively handled in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, without displacement or eviction of the original occupants. Instead of removing the favelas,- a people initially considered/described as illegal occupants, many of the government’s policies were made to focus more on improving the infrastructure of the people/the area.

Tripura Police seized drugs valued at Rs 5 lakh in a late-night operation near the Indo-Bangladesh border, leading to an arrest and ongoing investigation.

The Lagos State Command of the Nigeria Police Force is currently holding nine protesting activists and students of the University of Lagos (UNILAG) at a cell in its State Criminal and Investigation Department (SCID) Yaba. SaharaReporters learnt that the activists and students were being held at Room D15, in Panti. It was earlier reported that the lawless police personnel arrested Giwa Yisa Topnotch while protesting with UNILAG students against fees increment by the school authorities.

The Lagos State Command of the Nigeria Police Force has released nine protesting activists and students of the University of Lagos (UNILAG) earlier arrested and detained on Wednesday. SaharaReporters earlier reported the arrest of the students and their detention at a cell in its State Criminal and Investigation Department (SCID) Yaba.

The parents of a man shot dead by police have said that they are now afraid of getting "another call" when their other sons leave the house, because they're worried about who will be next - while they continue to wait for a charging decision over the death of Chris Kaba.