Weekend Lagos

BOLA BADMUS, LEKAN OLABULO and SUBAIR MOHAMMED dug into the controversy trailing the ban on commercial motorcycles and tricycles in Lagos. The behind-the-scene findings are troubling.

TUNBOSUN OGUNDARE found out that only a fraction of Lagos residents see footbridges as a life-saving measure by the government.

As Lagos prepares for rain which forecast says will linger this year, SUBAIR MOHAMMED checked with various communities the state of their infrastructure.

For many truck drivers and motor boys, the Apapa traffic gridlock is gradually becoming a way of life. TOLA ADENUBI went after truck drivers and their employers to find out on how they celebrated the last Yuletide on Lagos bridges and…

THE beginning of a new year comes with high expectations. The citizenry is not left out of this hope-against-hope race, especially from the government of the day – at all levels. Their prayers are always that those in the corridors of power…

THE fire disaster of December 31, 2019 that affected a section of the Kara cattle market, situated along Lagos-Ibadan highway, left in its trail, destruction and hopelessness. It consumed valuable items and threw many into despair. The…

THE year 2019 was, without doubt, an unforgettable one for many residents of Lagos State. Besides being a year of the unusual, especially in the state’s political arena which saw the state’s erstwhile number one citizen, Mr Akinwunmi…

IT is another Yuletide in Lagos, just like in every other part of the globe. Interestingly, the period is often characterised by disasters and high crime rate, particularly in the state, owing to many of its residents’ inordinate quest for…

•We pay N700, get N100 receipt –Riders •Task Force spits fire, NURTW keeps mum •We didn't demand bribe –Police

SUBAIR MOHAMMED, BOLA BADMUS and EMMANUEL UDOM sought answers to the seeming intractable traffic crises in Nigeria’s state of opportunities.