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Plateau youths demand justice after 50 killed in one week

Youths in Plateau State have called for justice and stronger security action after about 50 people were killed in a week of renewed violence. The youths said the killings have left many communities in fear and deep sorrow, while families continue to mourn their loved ones. They described the situation as unacceptable and demanded urgent government intervention. They also renewed their call for state police, saying the current security structure has not done enough to stop repeated attacks in the state. According to them, local communities need a more responsive security system that can act quickly when violence starts. The youths urged both the federal and state governments to identify the attackers and bring them to justice. They said the cycle of killings must end so that people can live safely on their farms and in their villages. The repeated […]

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Residents count losses as torrential rain floods Lagos communities

Residents in several Lagos communities are counting their losses after torrential rainfall flooded homes, roads, and businesses across the state. The heavy downpour turned major streets into temporary waterways, leaving commuters stranded and traffic brought to a standstill in many parts of the city. In some areas, floodwater entered houses and shops, damaging household items and goods worth millions of naira. The flooding affected communities including Oshodi, Mushin, Surulere, Egbeda, Gbagada, Ilupeju, and other low-lying parts of Lagos. Residents said the water rose quickly after the rain began and made movement almost impossible. Many business owners were forced to close early as customers and workers could not access affected areas. Motorists also struggled to move through submerged roads, with several vehicles stalled or damaged by floodwater. Some residents blamed blocked drainage channels and poor waste disposal for worsening the situation. […]

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Upper East Communities Get Potable Water.

Several communities in the Upper East Region of Ghana have received access to clean and potable water, thanks to the ENWASH project. This initiative is part of efforts to address water shortages in the region, which have been a persistent issue affecting health and daily living standards. The project involves the construction of boreholes and the provision of water treatment facilities to ensure that the water meets safe consumption standards. This intervention is expected to significantly improve the quality of life for residents by reducing waterborne diseases and improving hygiene and sanitation conditions. The ENWASH project is a collaborative effort involving government bodies and development partners, aimed at ensuring sustainable water access for rural communities in Ghana. The provision of potable water is seen as a critical step toward achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly Goal 6, which focuses […]

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