Makoko demolition is deliberate; CAPPA, CHSR, others blast Sanwo-Olu.
Image of the demolished Makoko Community
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Osogbo residents raise alarm over illegal mining near Osun River
Photo credited: InsideOsogbo
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“The System Can Actually Work If We Demand Accountability” — Investigative Journalist Soyombo Declares After Passport Delay Is Resolved Hours Following Call-Out
According to the FIJ founder, he paid ₦109,700 on Thursday, July 31, 2025, through the Nigeria Immigration Service payment portal and later visited one of the NIS offices in Lagos to complete documentation and biometric capture.
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Nigeria Is Not Lagos – A Call for Inclusive and Federal Leadership
By Samuel Olasunkami In Nigerian politics, the phrase “Nigeria is not Lagos” has become a rallying cry against attempts to impose the governance style of one state on the entire federation, disregarding its many different realities. Bola Ahmed Tinubu, credited with transforming modern Lagos as governor between 1999 and 2007, became Nigeria’s president in 2023….
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Agbede Residents Hope for Speedy Completion of 7.5km Road Project
By Ajibola Osungbohun The member representing Ikorodu Federal Constituency at the National Assembly, Hon. Babajimi Benson, on September 20, 2025, flagged off the construction of a 7.5km road linking Agbede to Ita Oluwo in Ikorodu North Local Council Development Area (LCDA), Lagos. Olorogbo junction According to Benson, the road project is a strategic initiative aimed…
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Rainfall Triggers Severe Flooding in Lekki Phase 1
By Sulaimon Popoola Lekki Phase 1, along the Lekki-Epe Expressway in Lagos, was thrown into distress on Monday after massive flooding left several homes submerged, roads impassable, and motorists stranded for hours. Despite years of government promises, Lekki and its surrounding communities continue to suffer devastating floods whenever it rains. Videos obtained by GovernMendNG showed…
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Binance’s Turnover Of Over $20Billion From Nigerian Economy In 2023 Alone Is Far Above Our Health, Education Budgets –Minister
The organization known as Binance is currently undergoing legal proceedings in Nigeria over allegations of illegal cryptocurrency trading. The Nigerian government asserts that due process is being followed in the trial, emphasizing that Binance has consular access and the opportunity to defend itself in court. The government claims that Binance’s operations in Nigeria have led…
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Strike: Nigeria Labour Congress Replies Senate President Akpabio Over ‘Economic Sabotage’ Comment, Says True Saboteurs Are In The Mirror
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC) initiated a nationwide strike due to the government’s failure to address various economic issues. The Senate President accused them of economic sabotage, which the NLC refuted, stating the strike was lawful and necessary. They emphasized the importance of strikes in holding those in power accountable…
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Tinubu Government May Spend N5.4Trillion On Fuel Subsidy By 2024 Ending To Tackle Inflation, Others
The government under President Bola Tinubu is considering spending up to N5.4 trillion on fuel subsidies by the end of 2024 to address inflation and boost Nigerians’ purchasing power. This information is revealed in the Accelerated Stabilization and Advancement Plan report presented to Tinubu by the Minister of Finance, Wale Edun. The subsidy expenditure is…
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BREAKING: Nigerian Organised Labour Says No Going Back On Strike Despite Last-Minute Moves By National Assembly To Avert Action
Organized labor in Nigeria is set to commence an indefinite strike on June 3, 2024, despite last-minute attempts by the National Assembly to prevent it. The strike is in response to the government’s failure to pass a new National Minimum Wage Act and reverse the recent electricity tariff hike. Despite meetings between labor leaders and…
