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Views: Visits 5 Two male adults on Thursday lost  their lives in a road accident involving three vehicles at the flyover in Upper Iweka, Onitsha in Anambra. Mr Utten Boyi, the Commander, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in Anambra, confirmed the incident to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Awka. Boyi said the accident, which occurred at noon, was caused by speeding and loss of control. “The crash involved a Mercedes trailer with registration number SMK 728 DA, a Toyota Hiace bus with registration number HTE 791 XA and a Mitsubishi L300 bus with registration number NNE...

I would say it is quite hard to get lost anywhere when you have GPS enabled navigation maps (Like google maps, Bing Maps, Here WeGo, MapQuest, Waze etc). However, lets assume that you do not have such a navigation device, or your phone battery is drained off, or worst of all these – you lost your phone… Here’s what you can do: LAGOS If you ever get lost in Lagos, just find your way to Oshodi, Berger, Ojota, Iddo or Jibowu, from these places, you can even get a bus going to Jerusalem. IBADAN In Ibadan find a bus to Iwo Road. From there, choose anywhere you are going on earth.

Tue, 13 Apr 2021 10:50 UTC An eighteen seater Hummer bus loaded with passengers was swept inside a culvert at Lagos park axis of Enugu-Onitsha express road following Sunday night downpour, killing seventeen out of eighteen passengers on board, IgbereTV reports. Eighteen people were in the bus and only two people were found while they are trying to break the culvert filled with debris to pull out others trapped. One survivor (a woman) was rushed to Toronto hospital, Upper Iweka while rescue operation continued. Speaking on the incident, the Medical Director of Toronto Hospital, Onitsha, Dr. Em...

Translate Reign of terror in Onitsha as daredevil gangs unleash mayhem On •Create gridlocks for daylight robbery •Victims allege government complicity By Chimaobi Nwaiwu – Onitsha The commercial city of Anambra state is indeed something else. Beyond commercial activities, particularly buying and selling which it is known for, the bustling city can conveniently be said to be under siege by a terror gang as a result of the number of hoodlums that operate freely in and around it. While daily commercial transactions are going on inside the city, one of the busiest areas...

Many states in the country have banned street hawking. Having failed to enforce extant rules and regulations to check the menace, the authorities enacted