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LASG Approves Reopening of Schools November 2nd
• Reopens boarding schools November 1 The Lagos State Government has on Thursday approved the re-opening of all schools across...
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Fire Guts Petrol Tanker in Lagos’ Mile 2 Axis
A petrol-laden tanker has been gutted by fire at the Lacasera area of Mile 2, Lagos State. Some vehicles around...
Read moreCOVID-19: Lagos records 82 new cases, with two deaths
Lagos state has recorded Eighty-two (82) cases, out of One hundred and forty-seven (147) confirmed new cases of coronavirus infections...
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US Opposes Okonjo-Iweala For WTO DG, Endorses South Korea’s Myung-hee
The United States has opposed Nigeria’s Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala as the consensus candidate to lead the World Trade Organisation. Most WTO...
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Third Mainland Bridge: LASG To Shut Adekunle-Adeniji Section on Friday For Repairs
The Lagos State Government has announced a complete closure of the Adekunle to Adeniji section of the Third Mainland Bridge...
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#EndSARS: Lagos CP Mourns the Murder of Six Officers During Unrest
After some thugs were alleged to have hijacked the peaceful #EndSARS protest in Lagos State, there was unrest, maiming, hysteria...
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Lagos Commodities Exchange Targets 10m Youth Traders for Empowerment
The newly-licensed Lagos Commodities and Futures Exchange (LCFE) is targeting no fewer than 10 million Nigerian youths for empowerment as...
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Ethnic Clash: Yoruba, Hausa Leaders in Lagos’ Fagba Axis Meet with the Army, Pledge to Promote Peace
Yoruba and Hausa community leaders in the Fagba area of Lagos have agreed to promote peaceful co-existence within the community....
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Lagos East Senatorial Election: Abiru Calls for Investigation into Murder Allegation by PDP Candidate
The All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate for the forthcoming Lagos East Senatorial Bye-election, Tokunbo Abiru, has asked the Inspector-General of...
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COVID-19: Lagos records 51 new cases, with One death
Lagos state has recorded Fifty-one (51) cases, out of One hundred and thirteen (113) confirmed new cases of coronavirus infections...
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