LASEMA rescues woman trapped in flood

Lagos State Emergency Management Agency, LASEMA, on Sunday, rescued an elderly woman who was trapped in a building, at Oluwaga in Ipaja, Lagos, following the weekend downpour in the area. According to LASEMA Permanent Secretary, Dr Oluwafemi Oke-Osanyintolu, the agency responded to a distress call concerning the incident after which it activated its men to

Tinubu Has Chosen His Running Mate – Campaign Team

Sen. Bola Ahmed Tinubu, 2023 presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has decided on his choice of running mate. A highly-competent source in the Tinubu Campaign Organisation who requested anonymity confirmed this to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Sunday in Abuja. The source said Tinubu would make the name of the

Sri Lanka President to step down after Protest (images)

Sri Lanka’s President Gotabaya Rajapaksa plans to step down, the country’s parliamentary speaker said on Saturday, bowing to intense pressure after a violent day of protests in which demonstrators stormed the president’s official residence and set fire to the prime minister’s home in Colombo. The announcement, following the dramatic escalation in months of largely peaceful

#OBIdient medical practitioners in Gombe organize free “Medics for Peter Obi”.

Peter Obi‘s #OBIdient and #YUSful supporters in Gombe State have taken their support to a humanitarian level by offering a free medical outreach. Something different and spectacular is about to hit the Nigerian political space. This time, people voluntarily use their money and resources to campain for Peter Obi whilst others spend so much to

Sri Lanka protesters storm presidential palace, chase President away (video)

Sri Lanka’s President Gotabaya Rajapaksa fled his official residence on Saturday shortly before protesters, angered by an unprecedented economic crisis, overran the compound and stormed his nearby office. Thousands of people had surrounded the leader’s home to demand his resignation, blaming government mismanagement for a downturn that has subjected the island nation’s 22 million people