Lagos Governor, Sanwo-Olu declares free bus ride for commuters on Christmas Day

By Adeyinka Aderibigbe Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu has declared free bus ride for commuters in Lagos on Christmas Day. The Governor’s gesture is to aid the mobility of the people on a day public transport is always a challenge to commuters.

Nine dead, 100 hospitalised after consuming lambanog liquor

Nine people died and more than 100 were hospitalised after drinking local liquor made from coconut sap in two separate incidents in the Philippines, police said Monday. Eight people died after drinking a local brand of the traditional liquor, known as lambanog, at

Duncan Mighty warned not to be a bad influence to youths

While the Nigerian Police, Imo State Command had released the “Port-Harcourt First Son” crooner after a bail condition following a reliable surety, a human right activist, Barr. Ikechukwu Nwaopara has advised Duncan Mighty desist from any activity that will influence the youths wrongly.

Arik Air to resume flight services to Asaba on Dec. 18

Management of Arik Air has said that it will resume flight services to Asaba Airport in Delta state. Effective Wednesday, December 18, 2019, Arik Air will be operating daily flights from Lagos to Asaba. The resumption of flights to Asaba is coming at

NUEE: Power restored as normalcy returns to Osogbo Transmission Company

Adesoji Adeniyi, Osogbo Normalcy has returned to the Transmission Company of Nigeria’s power station in Osogbo, the Osun State capital as members of the National Union Electricity Employees (NUEE) on Thursday suspended their industrial action. Electricty supply was restored around 4.00 pm to

There will be no queues at filling stations in festive period – FG assures Nigerians

The Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) has said that Federal Government has made adequate arrangement to ensure that there is adequate supply of PMS and other petroleum products, thereby assuring  consumers across the country that there won’t be queues in filling stations at

Conservationist mauled by her own tigers at animal sanctuary

A wildlife conservationist was attacked and injured by several of her own tigers during an event at a wildlife sanctuary in southern California. Patty Perry, founder of Wildlife Environmental Conservation (WEC) in Moorpark, California, suffered puncture wounds and several cuts after at least

“Called to Serve Foundation” hosts Mother of all Charity Concert in Imo

An international foundation called ‘Called to Serve Foundation’ in collaboration with the Office of the Executive Assistant to the Governor has concluded arrangement to put smiles on the faces of the less privileged. The founder of the Foundation, Thelma Ibe, speaking with NewsTrack

3 Days to Go: “OWERRI MUST LAUGH”

Owerri is bobbling as fun loving people of the state can’t wait for the star-studded “Owerri Must Laugh” NewsTrack can confirm that most of the Stars are ready to thrill the city of Owerri, promising to bring novel sides of comedy to the

Lagos adopts best practices in driving, trains 300 driving school instructors

Oziegbe Okoeki Lagos State government Thursday held a-one day seminar to train over 300 driving school instructors operating in the state towards enhancing best practices for drivers and reduce road traffic accidents. The seminar organised by the Lagos State Drivers’ Institute (LASDRI) has