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Saapade Crash: Ogun Defends Emergency Response, Says Help Arrived in 10 Minutes

The Ogun State Government has disclosed that its ambulance and Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) personnel arrived at the scene of the recent accident at Saapade, along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, 10 minutes after it was reported, dismissing claims by Nollywood actor, Kunle Afod, that there was no emergency response for about 20 minutes.

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The best of Nigeria’s student-swimmers are expected at the NNPSNEPCo Inter-School Swimming Championship in Lagos tomorrow.

Following the successful kick-off of Season Eight of the Dolphin Swimming League with the elementary school category last month, attention now shifts to the secondary school teams as Children’s International…

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How Lagos can achieve goal of road safety education in schools

Across the world, inculcating safety culture in children early in life remains one of the cost-effective and high-impact strategies for preventing the young citizens from accidents that could lead to loss of life or permanent disability. It is in the light of this that some recent initiatives of the Lagos State government meant to boost public safety, including the reinvigorated Operation Catch Them Young, are commendable. But for the goal to be achieved, the government has some responsibilities to perform, including strict and unbiased enforcement of the traffic laws.

The initiative at the behest of the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA), and the interactive storytelling programmes in schools all point to a shifting focus toward grassroots education on safety to prevent accidents rather than by pure law enforcement.

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Calabar, the capital city of Cross River State, Nigeria, was originally called Akwa Akpa by the native Efik community. It grew from a foundational Efik settlement into a bustling international…

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