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Lagos residents are avoiding pedestrian bridges, choosing to cross busy roads instead. This raises safety concerns as many seek quicker routes.
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Lagos residents are avoiding pedestrian bridges, choosing to cross busy roads instead. This raises safety concerns as many seek quicker routes.
Thousands of residents from Ogun State are calling for urgent repairs to the Ijoko-Oyero-Lisa road. They organized a peaceful walk to highlight the road's poor condition.

Residents of Oniru Estate in Lagos have been trapped in their homes for nearly two months after armed men took control of the estate, blocking access.
Farmers from Ogun State protest against herders damaging their farms. They seek government action to protect their livelihoods and prevent conflict.

Governor Alex Otti celebrates Ibrahim Babangida's 85th birthday, calling him a visionary leader and the Father of Abia State. The Abia State Executive Council also extended their congratulations.

The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors has praised Governor Uba Sani for his commitment to improving healthcare and the welfare of doctors in Kaduna State.

Since Nyesom Wike became FCT minister, the territory's debt has increased dramatically. It now ranks second in Nigeria for domestic debt.

Governor Dapo Abiodun congratulates Ademola Adeleke on his re-election in Osun State. He highlights the importance of peace and unity in politics.

Bayelsa State is collaborating with the British Council to train 400 teachers. This initiative aims to enhance English skills and teaching methods in schools.

Akwa Ibom State University is now approved to admit students into its law program. This follows Governor Umo Eno's previous claims linking the approval to his political shift.

Governors and dignitaries gather in Ogun for the launch of the National Community Food Bank Programme, led by Nigeria's First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu.

Femi Otedola has increased his stake in First HoldCo to 27.49% after purchasing 147.7 million shares for N20.7 billion. This is part of his ongoing investment strategy.