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Nevada County's Adopt-A-Road Program is great way to give back on Earth Day | News - Vimarsana News

Nevada County's Adopt-A-Road Program is great way to give back on Earth Day | News

Since 1996, Monique Ehrgood, owner of Miner Moe’s Pizza in Nevada City has picked up trash four times a year along a section of road between Nevada City Highway and

Raila backs governors on disbandment of Kerra, Kurra - Vimarsana News

Raila backs governors on disbandment of Kerra, Kurra

The former prime minister said the agencies are frustrating devolution.

FERMA repairs roads, links stranded Niger Delta communities - Vimarsana News

FERMA repairs roads, links stranded Niger Delta communities

The Federal Roads Maintenance Agency has vowed to sustain the ’Operation Zero Portholes’ and ‘Connect to Your Destination’ campaigns launched in December 2023.

Bandits kill 120-year-old woman, 5 others in Sokoto - Vimarsana News

Bandits kill 120-year-old woman, 5 others in Sokoto

Gunmen suspected to be bandits attacked Raka village of Tangaza Local Government Area in Sokoto State and burnt down many houses and food items before

Terrorists Sack Sokoto Community, Kill 120-year-old Woman, Five Others - Vimarsana News

Terrorists Sack Sokoto Community, Kill 120-year-old Woman, Five Others

No fewer than six community members including a 120-year-old woman have been reportedly killed by gunmen suspected to be terrorists who sacked Raka village in the Tangaza Local Government Area of Sokoto State. It was learnt that the attackers burnt down many houses and made away with food items as well as an undisclosed number of domestic animals. Confirming the attack, the district head of the area, Alhaji Sa’idu Wakili, said although no one was kidnapped, the bandits burnt down two-thirds of the houses and food items and also rustled cattle, Daily Post reports.