Category: Infrastructure
NNPC To Stop Running Refineries – Mele Kyari
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) will no longer be involved in the management of the nation’s refineries after their rehabilitation. Its Group Managing Director…
Discos, FG Agree On 2 Months Free Electricity For Nigerians
The Electricity Distribution Companies (DisCos) on Wednesday said they have aligned with the federal government to provide a two-month rebate of free electricity to their…
Akure Explosion: I Didn’t Know There’re Explosives In My Truck, Truck Driver
Four days after the explosion which occurred in Ondo State, the driver of the truck that conveyed the explosives, Mr Isiaka Yinusa, said he did…
Electricity Tariff To Increase On Wednesday Despite Lockdown In Nigeria
According to reports, Power supply worsens in Nigeria despite electricity tariff to increase on Wednesday. In a report gathered that Nigerians will from Wednesday ,…
Coronavirus: Nigeria Shuts All International Airports To Foreign Flights
The Federal Government of Nigeria has announced the closure of all the country’s airports to international flights till April 23, 2020. The Director-General of the…
Togo, Benin, Niger Owe Nigeria 30 Billion Naira For Electricity
The Republics of Togo, Niger and Benin owe Nigeria a total of N29.97bn for the electricity supplied to them from January to September last year,…
FG To Open Kara Bridge On Saturday
The Federal Government of Nigeria has assured the public that the outbound Lagos end of the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, closed down for repair works would be…
Building collapsed killing four, six rescued in Lagos
A building has collapsed in Lagos killing four people and injuring at least six, the state’s emergency management agency said. The tragedy occurred early Saturday…
200 homeless as erosion destroys houses, churches in Onitsha
No fewer than 200 persons have been rendered homeless following the destruction of houses by gully erosion in Onitsha, Anambra State. Over five houses, including…
Environmental Terrorism
Lagos, with its stifling and smelly refuse gardens, pat on medians in prominent high streets and major roads, is somewhat reminiscent of William Golding’s Lord…
