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In a bid to avoid ramming into a man who alighted from a bus “without looking around,” a tricycle driver got himself injured, even as all his passengers ended up inside a gutter.

One of the engineers who oversaw the upgrading of a Synagogue guest house which collapsed last year had no business telling bricklayers what to do with sand and cement.

The victims of the Agip pipeline blast were on a visit to the site of an oil spill along the Tebidaba-Azuzuama trunk line when the accident occurred, reports say.

While his sister dived into her books in another room; his mother was outdoor; Daniel Iyoha took a wrapper, worked it around the ceiling fan in his room, and round his own neck.

After the El-Rufa’i posted the news on his official Facebook account, Nigerians thronged the comments section to table their feelings.

“The Prophet,” as Joshua is popularly called, has taken the legal battle to YouTube.

The cause of the collapse of the building, which witnesses say was nearing completion, is yet to be known.

While the Buhari administration has promised to cater for the Chibok parents, all will agree that nothing will sooth these parents better than a reunion with their daughters.

You think those affected by the tragedy would cheer the coroner’s verdict? Well, you’re wrong.

The activities of the insurgents are not only directed at officers who protect the government Boko Haram seek to replace with an Islamic Caliphate. The extremists also wage war on those who seek to shape positive ideology through proper education.

At least 55 Nigerians have been rendered homeless by suspected cultists who reportedly set their homes ablaze while the occupants slept.

Former Nigerian skipper Sunday Oliseh would soon be unveiled as the new coach of the senior men’s national football team – the Super Eagles.

A grown up man was knocked down in a hit and run accident and was left helpless along Mile 2 expressway, Wednesday.

Nigerians are apprehensive corrupt police officers may capitalise on the “stop and search” measure to harass and extort money from citizens.

“Bus conductors” are uniting to garner public respect and government support, Kayode Badmus reports.

Nigeria’s “Father of Democracy” Chief Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola died 17 years ago, and Nigerian activists have not forgotten him.

It was Akeem Fashola’s first day in office as the new magistrate of a Lagos court; and he did not expect to be welcomed by a serpent.

Kaduna state government said it is placing an embargo on both activities in order to curb terrorism.