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Evans: Two ex-soldiers in court, deny being accomplices
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Evans accomplices say they were tortured to admit involvement in kidnapping
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By Eddy Odivwri
Our former Lagos State correspondent, Kola Ologbodiyan, the present National Publicity Secretary, of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), in those days, would come back to the newsroom and regale us with stories of what they (the Alausa correspondents), did the previous night with the then Military Administrator, Col Buba Marwa (as he then was), who is now the Chairman of the Nigerian Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA). He (Kola) would tell us how the MILAD would go with the Correspondents into the Lagos city, at a very ungodly hour of the night, driving through various parts of the city, notoriously labelled as “black spots”. That Marwa, would always be armed with a Jotter, where he notes bad spots that require maintenance, areas where there should be more security presence etc., adding that on a number of occasions they would run into a gang of bad boys who get promptly disarmed and arrested. Over time, that routine drive around, enabled the MILAD not only to h
The TB Joshua I knew (I) - The News Chronicle
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April 17, 2021
The Federal Government on Saturday assured Lagos residents that section one of the ongoing reconstruction/rehabilitation of the Apapa-Oshodi-Ojota-Oworonsoki Expressway project would be completed within three weeks.
The Federal Controller of Works in Lagos, Mr Olukayode Popoola, who gave the assurance during a joint inspection with the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), said section one of the road would be opened afterwards.
Popoola said that the rehabilitation works, which had been divided into four sections, were to ease port congestion and gridlock at the Apapa axis.
Newsmen report that section one spans from Liverpool Round through Creek Road to Beachland near Sunrise and is about 10 kms, while section two is 8.4 km and spans from Beachland to Cele Bus Stop.