Wednesday, February 26, 2020

Lost dog hands himself in to police after missing



    A clever dog has impressed police officers in his local area after alerting them of his own missing status when he ran away from home.

    Cops were stunned when Chico the German Shepherd bounded into the station and handed himself in at around 3.30am on February 11. He was wearing a collar but the ID tag had fallen off, so officers called in animal control to check if he had a microchip to identify him.

Lagos removes four roundabouts for road expansion

  The Lagos State government has started removing four roundabouts in Ikotun, Lekki-Epe Expressway, Allen Avenue and Maryland to pave way for road expansion and free flow of traffic. Commissioner for Transportation Dr. Frederick Oladeinde said projects will be completed between March and April.

Tuesday, February 25, 2020

No going back on Amotekun – Lagos Assembly

 

   The Speaker of the Lagos House of Assembly, Mudashiru Obasa, has declared that the new security outfit, Operation Amotekun, has come to stay in the state and the South West. The lawmaker stated this on Monday at a public hearing on a bill to establish the security operation in Lagos state.

   According to Obasa, the outfit had become important for the security of the lives and properties of the people of the region. “I’m sure we all recall the incidents before the establishment of Amotekun, the killings, maiming, kidnapping and their likes. “In the wisdom of our governors, they decided on Amotekun,” Obasa said.

Aisha Buhari- Nigeria May Face Worse Security Problems If Care Is Not Taken..

 

   Wife of the President, Aisha Buhari on Monday warned that Nigeria may face worse security problems.

Kobe Bryant's estranged parents attend his memorial



   Kobe Bryant’s parents, Joe and Pam, looked in shock as they mourned their son and granddaughter, Gianna, at their public celebration of life at the Staples Center.