LAGOS JUNE 6TH (NEWSRANGERS)- Nikon concluded two consecutive, successful events celebrating photography and its facets in Nigeria. The Nikon Photo and Video Summit concluded on May 31, 2018 and saw a scintillating line-up of events, panels and workshops. The program took place at the Welcome Centre and Hotels, Ikeja in Nigeria. On the other hand,…
LAGOS JUNE 5TH (NEWSRANGERS)-A bouncer in a Lagos club, Sunday Braimoh, and his wife, Morenikeji, have been burnt to death in a fire incident on Idewu Street, Olodi Apapa, Lagos State. It was learnt that the couple were in their room when the fire started on the passage-way of the eight-room bungalow. The fire started…
LAGOS JUNE 2ND (NEWSRANGERS)-It’s the World Cup’s most anticipated football kit. The queues snaked down London’s Regent’s Street on Friday as Nigeria fans waited to get their hands on the jersey. Some of the fans queued outside Nike’s flagship store for several hours in the morning to get into the store. Since Nike unveiled its…
LAGOS MAY 30TH (NEWSRANGERS)-Open Gracing: Cows grazing openly on the lawn at Stadium Bus Stop, on Funsho William Avenue, Surulere, in Lagos on Tuesday
LAGOS MAY 28TH (NEWSRANGERS)-The Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Imohimi Edgal has ordered massive clamp down on local government officials who engage in traffic control in the state. The CP has given a matching order to the operatives of the Lagos State Task Force to carry out the order with immediate effect. The CP also…
LAGOS MAY 26TH (NEWSRANGERS)-A two-year-old boy has been rescued in Lagos after the vehicle he was left in by his mother fell into a gully. The mother, Yetunde Olaore, of Adetoro Adelaja Street, Magodo, Lagos, on Thursday left the boy alone in the car while she dashed into her apartment to pick up an item….
LAGOS MAY 25TH (NEWRANGERS)-Some parts of Lagos State were hit with a flood, following the early morning downpour on Friday. Residents of the affected areas of the commercial city woke up to flooded streets especially in areas like Ketu, Bariga and Ojota after the early morning downpour which lasted for several hours. The flooding according…
LAGOS MAY 14TH (NEWSRANGERS)-Prices of some food items like tomatoes, beans and onions have increased in Lagos markets ahead of the annual Ramadan by Muslims.. A survey at Mile 12, Iddo and Oyingbo Markets, showed that a 40kg basket of tomatoes, which previously cost N16, 500 in April now goes for N30, 000. A 50kg…