Anguish As Potholes Cause Gridlock On Lagos-Ibadan Expressway

Emergency patients being conveyed in two ambulances were stuck in traffic between Warewa and Arepo end of the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway on Thursday.

Chat212 observed that the ambulances taking the patients could not move, as the road was blocked.

Our correspondent observed a nurse, who had become desperate, waving a blue flag to appeal for a space because the sirens were not making any impact.

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Electricity Tariffs To Rise By 40% Next Month

Plans have been concluded to increase electricity tariffs by as much as 40 per cent for some customers next month as a fall in the value of the naira and rising costs hinder efforts to end daily blackouts in Africa’s largest economy.

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Vacancy - Professor of Computer Science Needed @ Southwestern University Nigeria

Employer: Southwestern University Nigeria

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Southwestern University Nigeria is currently seeking applications from suitably qualified persons to fill the vacant position of a Professor of Computer Science Apply for Professor of Computer Science job vacancy below:

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AT LAST... Former Minister, Abba Moro Lands In EFCC Net Again

Patrick Abba Moro, the former Minister of Interior, has again reported at the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on Thursday, October 22.

Moro arrived at the commission by 11.00 am and left at 4.20 pm after he was interrogated by officials. He was interrogated earlier on Tuesday, October 20, following the failed immigration recruitment of May, 2014, The Punch reports.

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Lionel Messi Hints He Could Leave Barcelona For EPL Team

The four-time world footballer of the year, Lionel Messi, has reportedly indicated his willingness to leave the Catalan club, Barcelona, where he has played for fourteen years.

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Breaking News: Suicide Bomber Attacks Maiduguri Mosque

A suicide bomber supposed to be a member of the deadly Boko Haram sect has attacked a mosque in Maiduguri, Borno state.

The onslaught occurred early today, October 23, as Muslims gather at a mosque to observe morning prayers in the old GRA area in the troubled city.

According to Sahara Reporters a yet to be determined number of Muslim worshippers have been killed.

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