A cargo ship caught fire Friday evening at Apapa Port. The vessel CHANG MIN was unloading goods when flames started around 6 o'clock. Workers spotted the fire coming from the second cargo area. The ship carried dangerous items like gas trucks, wood products, and rubber tires. Emergency teams rushed to the port right away.
Fire crews worked with the ship's sailors to fight the blaze. They closed off the burning section to cut oxygen supply. This smart move helped slow down the flames. Firefighters went back inside once it was safe to finish the job. The fire went out completely after their hard work.
All crew members stayed safe during the scary event. Nobody got hurt or needed medical help. Emergency workers counted every person on...
Flames broke out early Saturday morning at God First Plaza near TCN on Ogbondoroko Road. The building caught fire around 6:20 when most people were still sleeping. Twenty different spaces filled the one-story structure with ten apartments and ten shops. Fire crews rushed over when someone called for help. Thick smoke poured from the windows as firefighters arrived at the scene.
Brave fire workers jumped into action right away to stop the blaze from spreading. They sprayed water on the burning building for several minutes. Their quick work kept flames from reaching other nearby structures. Glass windows exploded during the fight making loud crashing sounds. People ran away from the building when they heard the scary noise.
Nobody got...
Police officers caught a teenage girl who pretended someone kidnapped her and her little sister. The 14-year-old planned the fake crime with three other people who helped her trick everyone. Her four-year-old sister got caught up in the lies without knowing what was happening. The whole mess started when the older girl wanted to fool her family about being taken away. She thought nobody would find out the truth about her made-up story.
Alhaji Badamasi Bala told police about the missing girls back on February 20th this year. Officers from Katsina State started looking everywhere for the children right away. They worked hard for months trying to find where the girls had gone. The community worried about what happened to the two sisters...
A mob killed twelve people from Basawa community during their journey to attend a wedding. The victims came from Zaria Local Government Area where they lived peacefully. They boarded a bus from Ahmadu Bello University that held eighteen passengers. The group planned to celebrate at a marriage ceremony far from home. Thirty-one travelers started the trip together on Friday evening.
The attack happened around eight at night when darkness covered the roads. The bus took a wrong turn and passengers needed to find the right path. They stopped their vehicle to ask local people for help with directions. A crowd gathered around the confused travelers quickly. The mob surrounded them with dangerous weapons ready to strike.
Violence broke out...
A court judge sent a young man to prison for three years after he tried to rape a female student. Raji Ridwan is 25 years old and must serve his sentence with hard labor. The case happened at Ila-Orangun Chief Magistrate Court on Friday. Magistrate Ibukun Adeniran made the final decision. Security officers from Osun Amotekun Corps caught Ridwan earlier.
The attack took place at Federal University of Science when Ridwan broke into the women's dorm. He went after a student who was alone in her room during nighttime hours. The brave young woman fought back and screamed for help. Other students and people nearby heard her cries and rushed over to save her. Ridwan ran away but police found him close to the campus.
Officers questioned...
Police officers caught a man who killed a young woman and hid her body. Joshua Osaigbovo faces murder charges after officers found him guilty of killing Osato Festus Edogiaweria. The 31-year-old man buried the 21-year-old girl near his house at Iyanomon community. Officers dug up her remains from the dirt where he put her. Moses Yamu from the police department told reporters about the arrest on Saturday.
The girl disappeared on April 20 when she left home with a friend. Her mother Mrs. Ojo went to Aduwawa police station five days later to report her missing. Family Unit officers worked hard to find clues about what happened to the girl. They used smart detective work and computer technology to catch the killer. The investigation team...
Seven people from China went to jail for running internet scams that stole money from Nigerians. A Lagos court gave each person one year behind bars and made them pay one million naira as punishment. Anti-corruption officers caught these criminals during a huge raid last December. The operation grabbed more than 700 suspects at a building on Oyin Jolayemi Street. Police called it one of the biggest cybercrime arrests ever seen.
The Chinese criminals admitted their guilt and made deals with prosecutors to avoid longer sentences. Three different judges heard their cases and accepted their confessions. All seven people said they joined the plea agreements willingly without anyone forcing them. The court ordered immigration officials to...
Opposition party leaders from Alimosho Local Government Area believe they can win the upcoming election. Isiaka Shodiya leads the People's Democratic Party there and spoke about their plans on Saturday. He thinks his team has strong chances during the July 12 voting day. The party wants to control Alimosho and five smaller council areas around Lagos. Shodiya feels confident that voters will pick their candidates over other groups.
Party members work hard to find supporters across different neighborhoods like Igando Ikotun and Egbe-Idimu. They also campaign around Mosan Okunola, Ayobo-Ipaja and Agbado-Oke Odo areas. Shodiya says his political team stays united and focused on winning elections. He believes God will help them beat their...
Demola Olarenwaju works for former Vice President Atiku Abubakar and feels upset about news stories. He says reporters are making things harder for politicians who want to work together. The media keeps writing that opposition leaders chose the All Democratic Alliance as their main party. Olarenwaju posted messages on social media to correct these wrong reports. He thinks newspapers should check their facts before publishing stories.
The group is still trying to register their new political party with election officials like any other citizens can do. They need to talk with other opposition members before making final choices. Many different politicians must agree before anything becomes official. Olarenwaju stressed that no decisions...
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