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  A man raised an alarm regarding a canal in Sangotedo, Lagos State, being filled with sand by a real estate firm claiming to have state government approval. This act, often cited as contributing to environmental risks and reduced flood water absorption, follows recent crackdowns by the state government on illegal land reclamation and development activities.  Independent experts and environmentalists warn that dredging and filling wetlands/canals, such as in the Lekki-Sangotedo axis, destroys natural water buffers, significantly increasing flood risks and environmental damage. The Lagos State government has previously stated a "zero tolerance" stance against illegal land filling and unauthorized sand mining, vowing to prosecute violators of environmental laws. The state has warned developers that modifying or blocking drainage channels is illegal, urging developers and citizens to report such illegal acts. While developers sometimes claim government backing, the state frequen...

  Apostle Johnson Suleman, the General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministries, made this statement on March 30, 2026, in response to a violent attack on the Gari Ya Waye community in Jos North, Plateau State.  The attack, which occurred on Palm Sunday (March 29, 2026), resulted in several deaths and prompted the state government to impose a 48-hour curfew. In a series of social media posts, Suleman criticized the Nigerian government's handling of the insecurity, describing it as "depressingly exhausting" and a sign of "failed leadership".  Key Points of the Statement: Criticism of Leadership: He argued that current leaders prioritize politics and "pre-coronation plans" over protecting citizens' lives. Call for Empathy: Suleman explicitly stated that the current administration has "zero affiliation with empathy" and called for more "humane leaders". Responsibility vs. Prayer: While a prominent cleric, he noted that "prayers won...

 A protest organized by groups including the March and March movement, ActionSA, traditional leaders (such as Amaxhosa figures), and others turned violent.  It targeted the recent installation of Nigerian national Chief Solomon Ogbonna Eziko (Igbo) as "Igwe Ndigbo Na East London" (roughly "Igbo King/Leader in East London") by members of the local Nigerian/Igbo diaspora community. Reports place the ceremony around March 14–24, 2026. What triggered the unrest? Videos and images of the crowning ceremony went viral on social media, showing Eziko being honored with traditional Igbo regalia and title. Local critics, including Eastern Cape traditional authorities and politicians, viewed it as an unauthorized "parallel traditional structure" on South African soil, disrespectful to local customs, Xhosa/amaXhosa kingship systems, and national sovereignty. South African authorities (including the Eastern Cape government and figures like Premier Lubabalo Oscar Mabuya...

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 Trending.... Mr Emeka, a rich auto parts dealer in Ladipo Lagos, brought Chidike from  the village to serve him for 10 years, promising to settle him with enough  money to start his own business, Chidike served loyally and diligently for 10 years without fault, When it was time to settle him, Mr Emeka plotted to avoid paying by implicating him, He arranged with a man and told Chidike that they have imported goods worth 120 million naira from China. Mr Emeka sent Chidike the 120 million naira and the man’s number to clear the container, Chidike went to the man warehouse, saw brand new Benz parts in the opened boxes, paid the man, loaded the goods onto a truck, and returned to the shop, Upon opening, only 3 boxes had good parts, the rest contained scraps, Mr Emeka accused Chidike of stealing, called the police, and had him arrested, The man couldn’t be found that day and the warehouse was locked, Chidike was detained for weeks until his parents came to bailed him out. ...