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#EndSARS: Protesters Shut Down Alausa Secretariat
• Commuters stranded The #EndSARS protesters have, Monday, shut down the Lagos State Secretariat, Alausa in Ikeja area of the...
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#EndSARS: Lagos State Inaugurates Judicial Panel
The Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu has on Monday inaugurated a judicial panel of inquiry into the demands of the...
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#EndSARS Protesters Crowdfund N7.4m To Get Prosthetic Legs for Two Individuals in Lagos, Abuja
In line with the spirit of generosity that has followed their ongoing demonstrations, #EndSARS protesters have crowdfunded N7.4 million Naira,...
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#EndSARS Protesters Launch Online Radio Called Soro Soke
#EndSARS protesters have now launched an online radio, dubbed Soro Soke Radio, in a bid to facilitate easier spread of...
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#EndSARS: Training for SWAT Kicked off on Monday Amid Nationwide Protest
• IG sues for cooperation among Nigerians Amid the nationwide #EndSARS protest and rejection of SWAT, the training for the...
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#EndSARS: Lagos State Loses N234m to Lekki Tollgates Closure
As the #EndSARS protest persists to day nine, the Lagos State Government has lost at least N234m to the closure...
Read moreCOVID-19: Lagos records 90 new cases, with two deaths
Lagos state has recorded Ninety (90) cases, out of One hundred and thirty-three (133) confirmed new cases of coronavirus infections...
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#EndSARS: Sanwo-Olu Increases Youth Reps on Judicial Panel of Inquiry Set Up to Investigate Police Brutality Cases
Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, yesterday, doubled the youth representative on the Judicial Panel of Inquiry and Restitution set...
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#EndSARS Protesters Get Helpline for Rapid Response Services
... NBA Drops WhatsApp Helpline for Illegally Detained #EndSARS Protesters In only ten days since the #EndSARS protests began countrywide,...
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Lagos-based Entrepreneurs Bemoan Inaccessibility of FG’s N50bn Covid-19 Bailout Fund
Lagos-based entrepreneurs operating micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) have lamented their inability to access the N50 billion bailout funds...
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