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Fasoranti at 100: The search for Yoruba political direction (opens the original)
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THE centenary celebration of Pa Reuben Fasoranti in Lagos on Friday was more than an occasion to honour a 100 year old Afenifere leader. It brought several generations of the Yoruba political tradition together around questions of leadership, regional cooperation, constitutional reform and the values needed to sustain them. The gathering at the MUSON Centre in Onikan brought together Yoruba political leaders, traditional rulers, academics, religious leaders and other stakeholders. Their speeches
Who will enforce traffic rules on Nigeria’s commercial vehicles? (opens the original)
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The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) reminded Nigerians on August 18 that every passenger in a vehicle must have a working seatbelt and must wear it whenever the vehicle starts moving. “Wear a seatbelt even for a 5-minute drive,” the Corps said in a post on X. It was the direction of the responses to the post that caught my attention. Nigerians were not arguing against the safety value of seatbelts. Again and again, the responses turned to commercial vehicles and the long-running concern about h
The police and the criminalisation of civil disputes (opens the original)
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The judgment itself was unequivocal. A Federal High Court in Lagos held that the constitutional right to life of a young medical sales representative had been violated after he died in police custody. The court awarded N100 million in damages against the Police Service Commission (PSC), the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), the Lagos State Commissioner of Police, a senior police officer, and a pharmaceutical company whose complaint had culminated in the deceased’s arrest. Yet the significance o
What Operation KO S’AYE reveals about the future of policing in Nigeria (opens the original)
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The dramatic July 5 police operation at Oko Filling Bus Stop in the Igando area of Lagos has already secured its place as one of the most significant coordinated security raids carried out in the state in recent years. More importantly, it has offered the clearest public glimpse yet into Operation KO S’AYE, the intelligence-driven and proactive security initiative currently being jointly pursued by the Lagos and Ogun State Police Commands against organised crime across the South West. The figure
Flooding reflects conditions established before it begins (opens the original)
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THE Nigerian Meteorological Agency issued its Seasonal Climate Prediction on February 10, 2026. The forecast covered southern Nigeria, including Lagos, and projected above-average rainfall, a longer wet season and a delayed end to rains. The report was circulated to federal and state agencies responsible for drainage, transport planning and emergency response. Seven weeks later, the Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency released its Annual Flood Outlook. Lagos was listed among areas where heavy r
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