90 Year-Old Man Found Alive In The Grave

Samuel Kibure was dumped alive near Mutomo graveyard
along Gatundu-Mutomo Kenyatta road route where he
was discovered by residents of the Village in Gatundu, Kiambu
County, Kenya.
According to the 90 year-old man, he had been admitted at a
Gatundu hospital and later discharged from where  he was taken to his
brother’s house at Karembu in Gatundu South at night
by his son who lives in Nakuru.

In the middle of the night, his brother’s sons woke him
up, wrapped him in a blanket

Kaduna State Residents withness Another Earthquake

Residents of Sambang Dagi in Jaba Local Government
of Kaduna State were thrown into panic when they
suddenly felt the vibration around 4 a.m on Monday. The incident occurred barely 24-hours after a tremor
was reported at Nok village about 20km away from
Sambang.

The Kaduna State government in a press statement,
urged residents of the affected communities to....

Lagos State Government Sets To Demolish House In The State

The Secretary to the State Government (SSG) and Chairman
of the Committee, Tunji Bello who disclosed this in an
interview with journalists on Wednesday, said the Lagos State government will commence a total clean-
up of the Ikoyi, Victoria Island and Lekki axis. The Special Committee on Clean-Up of Ikoyi, Lekki, and
Victoria Island was inaugurated last week by the State
Governor, Akinwunmi Ambode and has concluded plans to
commence the enforcement of the Environmental Sanitation
and Town Planning laws in the affected areas after the sallah holidays.  According to the chairman of the committee the expiration of the 14 day ultimatum issued to all owners
of illegal structures,...

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Over 300 Homes Have Been Destroyed And More Than 10,000 People Displaced From Flood In Kaduna State

Following the heavy downpour on Friday, which started in the morning and lasted till evening. More than 10, 000 people have been forced out of their homes.
The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), in July  issued an alert that eight Local Government Areas in the state were likely to experience flooding, and therefore warned residents of those areas to vacate to safer places. The State Emergency Management Agency
had