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Train Accident: Sanwo-Olu, Amaechi Visit Site, Pledge Improved Safety Measures on Rail Corridors
• Father and son confirmed dead Following the Monday morning fatal train accident in Oshodi, the Lagos State Governor, Mr....
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Crude Oil Drops To $39, Nigeria Records Production Rise
The international oil benchmark, Brent crude, dropped to $39 dollars per barrel, yesterday, as the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting...
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US Slams Visa Restrictions On Electoral Offenders In Nigeria
... Says Offenders Must Be Held Accountable The United States Government has placed strict visa restrictions on individuals found culpable...
Read moreCOVID-19: Lagos records 52 new cases, with zero fatality
Lagos state has recorded fifty-two (52) cases, out of one hundred and thirty-two (132) confirmed new cases of coronavirus infections...
Read moreProtesting Unions Lock LASU VC, Students Out Of Varsity Gate As Schools Resume Today
... Unions Protest Simultaneously Across Universities In Lagos The combined Academic and Non-academic unions at the Lagos State University (LASU),...
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8 Passengers Narrowly Escape Death As Bus Collides With Speeding Train At Lagos’ Oshodi Area
Eight passengers narrowly escaped death in the early hours of today as commercial bus with Lagos registration number GGE 972...
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Unions Shut Down Arik Air Operations In Lagos Over Non-payment of Staff Salaries
Operations at Arik Air have, today, been grounded by aviation unions over alleged non-payment of staff salaries since April. The...
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NERC Mandates Lagos DisCos To Increase Electricity Tariffs For Only Consumers Enjoying Above 12hr Supply
Lagos-based Electricity distribution companies (DiScos) are to increase electricity tariffs for only customers who enjoy over 12 hours daily power supply,...
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Health Workers Begin Nationwide Strike
Health workers under the auspices of Joint Health Sector Unions (JOHESU) has begun its nationwide strike from midnight of Sunday...
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COVID-19: Lagos records 30 new cases, with zero fatality
Lagos state has recorded thirty (30) cases, out of seventy-nine (79) confirmed new cases of coronavirus infections in the country....
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