Tuesday, October 6, 2026

Lagos

October 17, 2025

Residents protest planned demolition of Lagos market

They lamented that their shops were their only source of livelihood.

Market
October 17, 2025

Saturday Drill: NAF announces shutdown of road around Lagos airport

“The Nigerian Air Force sincerely regrets any inconvenience this may cause and appreciates the understanding and cooperation of the general public,” it said.

Airforce
October 16, 2025

Lagos govt partners Agege LG on flood-free environment  

Mr Obasa said the state was moving from the linear waste system to where waste becomes a resource.

Ganiu Obasa
October 16, 2025

Lagos police apprehend eight suspected cultists, armed robbers

She said the suspects were apprehended at about 5:30 a.m. on Monday.

Abimbola Adebisi
October 16, 2025

Lagos farmers, women leaders seek greater empowerment to boost food production

She stressed that women must be recognised as central players in food production.

Maize farmers(Credit: Babban Gona)
October 15, 2025

Lagos assembly proposes bill  to establish state-owned railway corporation

Mr Obasa said Section 26 of the bill provided for the appointment of an inspector of railways, with the task to uphold safety and operational integrity.

Lagos State Assembly
October 15, 2025

Police arraign two over armed robbery, cultism

They, however, pleaded not guilty to the charges.

Courtroom
October 15, 2025

About 20,00 tourists visited Lagos in 2024: Official

This was announced on Tuesday in Ikeja during the public policy engagement Session with ministries, departments, and agencies in entertainment and tourism.

October 14, 2025

Lagos govt moves to establish cemetery in Surulere, holds consultation with stakeholders

Mr Olumide noted that the proposed cemetery was being considered to meet the pressing need for a burial ground within Surulere, which currently has none.

cemetery renovation project
October 14, 2025

41 technology-facilitated SGBV cases recorded in Lagos in one year: Official

Ms Vivour-Adeniyi urged the students to leverage their influence as digital natives to address the rising issue of technology-facilitated SGBV.

Executive Secretary, DSVA, Titilola Vivour-Adeniyi