Lagos State
Fashola Swears-In Sister Of Immediate Past Chief Judge As New Lagos Chief Judge
August 21, 2014 | konknaijaboyHistory was made in Lagos State on Wednesday as Governor Babatunde Fashola swore in Justice Funmilayo Atilade, the younger sister of the immediate past chief judge, Justice Ayotunde Phillips, as the new chief judge of the state.
Sixty-two year old … Read More
Lagos Identifies 59 Contacts With Liberian Victim Of Ebola
July 28, 2014 | konknaijaboyNo fewer than 59 people who had contacts with Mr Patrick Sawyer, the Liberian who died of Ebola Virus in Lagos State, the state government has said.
Dr Jide Idris, the Commissioner for Health, said at a news conference in … Read More
TINUBU AGAIN: Lagos PDP Calls On SSS To Arrest Him
April 28, 2014 | konknaijaboyMETRO NEWS
The Lagos State Chapter of Peoples Democratic Party has called on the State Security Service (SSS), to arrest the National Leader of the All Progressives Congress, Bola Tinubu, for allegedly making comments capable of worsening the country’s security … Read More
Lagos Bans Mini-skirt, Tight Pants
February 20, 2014 | konknaijaboyLagos State Government has banned all forms of dresses that expose br**sts, contours and other sensitive parts of the female body, saying “they are indecent.”
This was contained in a circular issued by the State Head of Service, Mrs. Josephine … Read More
Daily Newswatch Assistant Editor Shot By Robbers Survives Attack
February 2, 2014 | konknaijaboyAn assistant editor of the Daily Newswatch Newspapers, Mr. Toyin Obadina, was in the early hours of yesterday attacked by armed robbers on his way home from work.
The assistant editor of the Saturday title, who escaped death by the … Read More
Trouble Looms At Ladipo Auto Parts Market As Leader Goes Blind
January 28, 2014 | konknaijaboyAnother round of trouble may soon engulf the popular Ladipo spare-parts market in Mushin, Mushin Local Government Area, LGA, of Lagos State, after some traders in the Aguiyi Ironsi complex in the market, vowed to seek justice over the six … Read More