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Nigerians Lament Extortion As Lagos Airport Officials Comply With Tinubu s Toll Collection Order, Accept Only Cash

Nigerians Lament Extortion As Lagos Airport Officials Comply With Tinubu s Toll Collection Order, Accept Only Cash
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2027: How PDP can reclaim centre, win Lagos–Party chieftains

Some Lagos State PDP elders say for the party to return to power and win in the state, stakeholders must stay united, work hard to build and restructure the party. The elders including Dr Abimbola Ogunkelu, a former Minister of Health and PDP Board of Trustees (BOT) member, and Alhaji Mohammed Ashorobi, the first elected

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Lagos records first rain in 2024

Some Lagos State residents have expressed mixed feelings as the cloud showered down the first rain in 2024. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos on Wednesday gathered that some parts of Surulere, Anthony and Ojuelegba experienced showers of rainfall for about 20 minutes in the morning. Yinka Olufemi, a resident of Surulere, told […]

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Lagos Students Threaten To Shut Down Nigeria s Longest Bridge, Third Mainland Bridge Monday Over Nonpayment Of Bursary

Some Lagos State students under the aegis of the National Union of Lagos State Concerned Students have threatened to shut down the Third Mainland Bridge on Monday if the state government fails to pay their bursary on or before Sunday. The 11.8km long bridge is the longest in the country. The students’ group stated that this is the second time the students would experience such a delay in the payment of their bursary under the state administration of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu.

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