Tokunbo Wahab, Lagos State Commissioner for the Environment and Water Resources, has publicly cautioned residents to avoid supporting unregulated street cart vendors, citing environmental and regulatory concerns.

Lagos state authorities plan to deploy 220 additional garbage trucks to evacuate accumulated waste amid a growing sanitation crisis. The move aims to clear blocked roads and restore regular refuse collection services across the city.

A prominent school in Lagos marks its silver jubilee milestone, reflecting on decades of educational contributions and alumni achievements.

The apex Igbo socio-cultural organization announced efforts to settle ongoing legal disputes and leadership conflicts within its Lagos State chapter.

The annual African beauty industry event will return to Lagos in October 2026, featuring exhibitions, business networking, and industry leaders.

Resident physicians at Lagos State University Teaching Hospital have warned of a severe manpower deficit threatening patient care and hospital operations. In response, national medical associations are urging state authorities to implement immediate interventions to prevent a systemic collapse.

The Lagos State Government and Thailand have committed to strengthening economic relations through increased investment, technology transfer, and joint ventures across key sectors.

Lagos State is launching an initiative to transform abattoir waste into biogas and organic fertiliser, aiming to promote a circular economy and reduce environmental pollution.

A violent confrontation over a disputed N200 bus fare in the Ikola area of Ipaja, Lagos, resulted in three deaths and several injuries.

Local citizens convened outside Lagos's municipal building to voice opposition against a proposed luxury hotel project threatening the ecologically sensitive Dunas Douradas coastal dunes.

Lagos state authorities are advancing a multi-pronged development strategy that pairs an international tourism promotion campaign with a targeted blood donation drive across ten local government areas. Officials aim to boost economic growth through travel partnerships while expanding public health outreach.

The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria has urged the Lagos State Government to become the first state to publish a harmonised tax code aligned with the new tax laws, saying the move will…

As the 2027 general election approaches, Lagos State politicians navigate the tension between short-term electoral tactics and long-term governance challenges, with figures like Obafemi Hamzat facing scrutiny.

Police have restored order in a Lagos community following a violent confrontation between rival groups that left at least four people dead.

A collection of recent reports examines various aspects of Nigerian diaspora life, highlighting immigration services, economic integration, and diplomatic summits between California and Lagos. The coverage underscores ongoing efforts to strengthen cross-border ties and support vulnerable households.

Planet Bottling Company’s Reaktor Energy Drink partners with EbonyLife Creative Academy to produce two new films highlighting the resilience and struggles of workers in Lagos’ informal economy.

An analytical piece challenges former Lagos State Governor Donald Duke's recent narrative about Nigeria's sovereign debt restructuring, asserting his account contradicts official public records.

The film regulator says the movie hasn’t been submitted for classification and is working with security agencies to prevent its planned Lagos premiere. The post Living in Colours: NFVCB alleges…

Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu's administration officially broke ground on a 670-meter road development aimed at improving rural connectivity and infrastructure in the Baiyeku area.

The Nigeria Chapter of Women in Maritime Africa has donated fishing vessels and equipment to members of Tomoro Village in Lagos State to support coastal livelihoods and community empowerment.

More than three years after the Lagos State High Court ordered the Nigeria Police to pay  N400m compensation to the families of four Ladipo Market traders allegedly extra-judicially killed by…

The GEM Initiative organized by the Sisi Global Foundation successfully completed a two-week skills acquisition and empowerment workshop for 68 girls and young women in Lagos.

A viral video shows Lagos content creator Kesari Okala making a public plea to Nigerian footballer Victor Osimhen for a vehicle, referencing a past meeting.

This collection tracks reporting and updates regarding the management, conditions, and operations of the Lagos Correctional Centre for Girls.

As major tournaments approach, fans across Nigerian cities like Lagos and Abuja are increasingly turning to sports betting, blending traditional football passion with modern odds and match previews.

A youth advocacy organization is urging the NDC to review and ensure fairness in the contested Lagos Assembly nomination process following internal primary disputes.

A security guard was shot dead in Sangotedo, Lagos, prompting police to launch an investigation into the suspected cult-related attack.

The Lagos State Health Management Agency has directed journalists to lead public awareness campaigns for the state's mandatory health insurance scheme, emphasizing that resident education is critical for the policy's success.

Twin sisters Taiwo and Kehinde Ajitokewu graduated from Lagos State University with first-class degrees and received the Best Graduating Student award.

A trailer crash on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway caused extensive gridlock, extending to the Sagamu interchange. Motorists were forced to divert to bush paths to bypass the congestion.

A Lagos State University professor warns that Nigeria must swiftly enact a National AI Act to prevent biased and harmful systems from taking hold before regulatory frameworks are established.

Thousands of pensioners in Lagos State have staged protests over alleged unpaid pensions dating back 16 years, while state authorities maintain that substantial payments totaling N168 billion have already been processed.

Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu was named the recipient of the 2026 Global Transformation and Good Governance Prize by the Millennium Excellence Awards USA.

Security forces detained a 45-year-old suspect after he fatally attacked his elderly mother and seriously injured his father in a rural village.

This article is an archive page related to news and information concerning the Lagos State Government in Nigeria.

Pensioners in Lagos are protesting delayed pension increases and demanding payment by August 31, warning of a larger demonstration if the state government does not act.

A civil advocacy group is urging the Lagos Commissioner of Police to replace the Mohbad investigation team, advocating for a transparent and credible re-investigation into the singer’s death.

The Lagos State Government has announced plans to commence rehabilitation works on the Oke-Afa Bridge in the Isolo Local Government Area, which will necessitate its closure for three weeks.

An AAC candidate has criticized Lagos Deputy Governor Hamzat's advice to young workers regarding the housing crisis, stating that telling them to move back with parents or share accommodation is not a housing policy.

Nigeria's Federal Government spent N6.47 trillion on infrastructure between June 2023 and December 2025, with a significant portion allocated to major highways like the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway.

The Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) is collaborating with Ewu-Elepe communities in Ikorodu to address waste management concerns, promising infrastructure improvements like road construction and a landfill.

Lagos State University (LASU) has announced the resolution of the missing results row for English Department students, assuring all qualified students will graduate on time.

Two individuals have been killed and one seriously injured in a shooting incident in Dukagjin. Police have issued an official notification regarding the firearm attack, confirming the fatalities and the critical condition of the injured person.

A tourist was attacked and bitten by a bear near one of Japan's most popular lakes, marking another incident with these animals after a record number of attacks last year.

An astrology article predicts that three specific zodiac signs are entering their most blessed period after overcoming past challenges.

Lagos is facing a growing problem as scrap metal scavengers are stripping bridges, homes, and other infrastructure of vital materials, leading to significant safety concerns.

A dispatch rider was killed in a multiple road crash involving two trucks at Ijesha, Lagos. Authorities are investigating the accident.

Nigeria continues to face significant healthcare challenges, including issues with maternal and child healthcare, access to affordable anti-malaria medicines, and broader systemic problems. Various initiatives, such as the Lagos Arts & Health Festival, aim to address these concerns.

This article is an archive page from The Guardian Nigeria News, focusing on events and news related to '2026 Lagos Arts'.

Aliko Dangote, through his foundation, has offered jobs to first-class graduates in Engineering and Sciences from Lagos State University (LASU) and pledged ₦600 million for the construction of a girls’ hostel.

Vandals have stolen at least 1,800 manhole covers and destroyed about one kilometer of clear-view fencing along the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway since January, according to the Minister of Works.

Lagos is creating a framework to measure transport emissions, with the goal of quantifying climate benefits and accessing carbon finance opportunities.

St. Gregory’s College Lagos alumni from the 1996 set celebrated their 30th anniversary by donating a solar power project to improve the school's learning environment.

Lagos Police have arrested 10 suspects linked to extensive vandalism on the Coastal Road, including the theft of 1,800 manholes and 1km of fencing, with authorities vowing to prosecute.

Nigerian police have arrested six individuals in Lagos following the widespread circulation of a viral video depicting 'area boys' harassing motorists. The arrests were made in response to public outcry and the documented incidents of harassment.

A vehicle belonging to the Nigeria Forest Security Service (NFSS) was observed obstructing a pedestrian walkway at Mile 2 in Lagos State, prompting questions about the agency's activities.

The Lagos State Chairman of the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP), James Adeshina, stated that the party's presidential candidate, Donald Duke, could win the 2027 election by building a strong grassroots structure and a broad political coalition.

The NSCDC has arrested a security guard in Lagos State in connection with an alleged burglary and theft committed at an apartment in Alagbaka, Akure, Ondo State, on May 16.

A 45-year-old woman in Delvinë, Albania, was reportedly struck in the face with a hatchet and transported to Saranda Hospital for specialized medical care.

A man wielding a machete stormed a cinema in Lekki, Lagos State, killing two security guards and causing panic among patrons and staff.

Two people were killed when a man armed with a machete and knife attacked patrons at an IMAX cinema in Lekki, Lagos State, prompting a major security response.

Nigerian officials are calling for stronger economic collaboration among South-West state governors to boost regional development and growth.

Teaching staff at the Lagos State University of Science and Technology have staged protests demanding explanations and immediate payment of their delayed August salaries.

The family of Nigerian journalist Dotun Oladipo, who passed away at 56 in Lagos, has released official details regarding his funeral arrangements.

Nigerian federal authorities secured convictions against two individuals for financial crimes and fraudulent impersonation following a high court trial in Lagos.

Michael Olawale Odesanya, a Lagos resident who served for 30 years, reports enduring a painful and uncertain wait for his long-overdue retirement benefits.

The Lagos State Government will convert abattoir waste into biogas and organic fertilizer to advance sustainable sanitation and circular economy goals.

Officials clarified that rumors of selling state properties, including a stadium and facilities in Lagos, are false, stating only unserviceable assets at affected locations will be disposed of.

The contractor responsible for the Dantata Bridge project in Lagos has officially dismissed claims of structural vandalism after completing an independent fact-finding assessment.

The Lagos State Residents Registration Agency has warned its registration agents against collecting money from residents for LASRRA registration, insisting that the exercise is completely free.

The Nigerian Institute of Public Relations Lagos State Chapter has introduced new award categories to reflect the evolving communication industry ahead of its December 2026 gala.

Crude oil remained the top imported commodity across Lagos ports in August, with total volumes reaching nearly 2.4 million metric tonnes.

Africa's largest private power business has started building a 12MW independent power plant in Ikeja, Lagos, aimed at strengthening Nigeria's electricity grid and reducing regional outages.

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria has issued statements refuting widespread rumors about a fraudulent job recruitment program and denying any official decision to standardize taxi fares at Lagos airports. The authority urged the public to rely only on verified communications to avoid falling victim to scams.

Lagos State House of Assembly Speaker Gbenga Alausa has announced a strategic initiative aimed at mobilizing approximately ten million university students to support President Bola Tinubu's re-election campaign.

Police in Tirana have arrested a 35-year-old man after he severely injured a residential building administrator with a knife and chainsaw, sending the victim to the hospital.

President Bola Tinubu, Lagos Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, and major media unions have paid tribute to journalist Oladipo, describing him as a distinguished gentleman and a significant loss to Nigeria's media industry.

The Lagos State Health Service Commission has launched an assessment of the General Hospital in Somolu to address sanitation, service delivery, and severe space limitations.

Delta Air Lines abruptly canceled two scheduled flights between Lagos and Atlanta, leaving numerous travelers stranded and scrambling for alternative arrangements. The airline has apologized and is working to rebook affected passengers on subsequent services.

Economic data reveals that Lagos State's $102 billion GDP significantly dwarfs the combined gross domestic products of Botswana, Namibia, Rwanda, and Mauritius.

Greek authorities are investigating the fatal stabbing of 44-year-old Albanian national Esma Meço by her 53-year-old husband Bujar Meço inside their home in the Rodopi region, following reports of planned divorce proceedings.

Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu expressed deep grief over the passing of Dotun Oladipo, publisher of The Eagle Online, calling the loss shocking and heartbreaking.

A new report attributes approximately 59,000 civilian casualties since 2015 to gunfire, bombings, and landmines primarily used by Houthi rebels.

A dedicated archive section on the news site preserves historical reporting and documentation regarding the rehabilitation and conditions at the Lagos Correctional Centre for Girls.

Nigerian naval forces successfully intercepted a vessel carrying approximately 500 liters of stolen automotive gas oil alongside a significant quantity of cannabis in Lagos waters.

Business leader Kesington Adebutu joined approximately 10,000 young attendees at the 2026 Ambassadors National Youth Summit in Lagos to discuss economic development and youth empowerment strategies.

At the CareCode Hackathon in Lagos, organizers awarded ₦10m to young African innovators while urging the continent to move beyond imported healthcare solutions and build domestic technologies tailored to its unique health challenges.

The Nigerian government has begun demolishing the dilapidated Carter Bridge in Lagos, allocating approximately N548.98 billion for its complete reconstruction to improve urban infrastructure.

The Lagos Environmental Sanitation Corps (LAGESC) is urging residents and businesses to voluntarily comply with environmental regulations and participate actively in initiatives to combat urban waste and pollution.

A Nigerian Democratic Congress candidate has cautioned that Lagos is facing increased flooding risks caused by obstructed drainage systems, land reclamation projects, and inadequate waste management, calling for immediate intervention.

Nigeria's Vice President Osinbajo and the University of Lagos (UNILAG) have urged for a wider adoption of distance learning to address the gap in university access across the nation. They emphasized that distance learning is no longer an alternative but a national necessity.

A man who was wounded in an incident where a father and son were shot dead in Dukagjin, Albania, miraculously managed to walk 2 kilometers to notify the police.

John Todd, Founding Head of Charterhouse Lagos, received the Aare Oluko title from the Oba of Ogombo in recognition of his contributions to education and the community.

Five suspected telecom equipment thieves arrested in Lagos  The Guardian Nigeria News

Lagos State University (LASU) and the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) are collaborating to address border security challenges and promote socio-cultural integration across African borders through a convened conference.

The Lagos State Government has announced a three-week temporary closure of the Oke-Afa Bridge in Isolo for repairs, detailing traffic diversions and alternative routes for commuters.

Another round of demolitions is imminent in Lagos as the State Informal Space Management Authority (LASISMA) has commenced enforcement action, giving illegal occupants near Ojo General Hospital a seven-day ultimatum.

Governor Sanwo-Olu marked his Chief of Staff's 62nd birthday and also presided over the installation of a new monarch in a Lagos community.

Seven people died and two others were injured in a multiple road traffic crash involving three vehicles at Kara, Ibafo, along the Ibafo-Lagos corridor in Ogun State, Nigeria.

Retirees in Lagos, Nigeria, are in dispute with the state government over the implementation of pension enhancements. A union had previously submitted a template for the enhancement in January 2026.

The Lagos State Government has proposed new rates for wastewater and sewage management, aiming to enhance service delivery and establish a sustainable system.

The Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) has launched a special intervention to clear accumulated waste along the Ayobo-Ipaja axis, addressing indiscriminate dumping and enforcing proper waste management.

Lagos State Deputy Governor, Dr. Kadri Obafemi Hamzat, along with other leaders, emphasized the need for Nigerians to build a stronger national identity that transcends ethnic and religious divisions.

Nigeria's NDLEA seized 1,090.5kg of 'Thai Loud' cannabis, valued at N4.4 billion, at Lagos ports, uncovering a new trafficking route for the drug.

The OAAF organization celebrated its 21st anniversary by conducting a food outreach program to various communities in Lagos, Nigeria.

Funso Doherty, the NDC governorship candidate for Lagos, has promised to address the city's housing deficit with a radical, people-centred approach if elected governor in 2027.

The Lagos State Ministry of Housing has recognized seven officers for their outstanding service during the first and second quarters of 2026, promoting excellence and contributing to reducing the housing deficit.

The Lagos State Government has initiated stakeholder engagement for proposed improvements at the Ikotun Junction, encompassing the Ijegun Road, Isolo Road, and Idimu Road intersection, aiming to alleviate traffic congestion and enhance flow.

Property practitioners in Lagos are expressing frustration over significant bottlenecks in the land registration process and are urging the Lagos State Government (LASG) to provide explanations and solutions.

David Akinwunmi, a Law graduate from Lagos State University, has secured a scholarship to the University of Victoria, Canada, to pursue research in tax laws.

United Bank for Africa (UBA) celebrated the graduation of 374 young professionals from Nigeria and other African countries at a ceremony in Lagos, strengthening its future leadership pipeline.

Former military Head of State, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida (retd.), disclosed that national pride was the primary motivation for his administration's decision to complete the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos.

The Lagos Deputy Governor has advised young workers to live with parents or share rent to cope with rising costs, emphasizing financial prudence and exploring mortgage options.

Nearly 400 residents in Lagos, Nigeria, participated in a medical outreach program, receiving free health screenings, treatment, and health insurance enrollment.

Lagos poultry farmers report that the use of antibiotics in birds is hindering local egg powder production, leading to rejection by major food companies.

Traxport has engaged Climate Focus to enhance the carbon program for the Lagos-Kano rail project, aiming to secure climate finance and reduce emissions.

Nigeria's EFCC has arraigned two individuals for allegedly conspiring to supply access credentials to FCMB's system using the bank's local Administrative Credential (ITSD) between July 24 and 26 in Lagos.

Pjerin Bitani, the suspected perpetrator in the shooting of Vladimir Bruçi in Shkodër, has surrendered to the police following negotiations.

A shooting incident in Delvinë is suspected to be a consequence of a conflict that began a week prior in Sarandë, where the victim had previously injured the perpetrator's nephews.

Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has urged power sector stakeholders to resolve the persistent blackouts across Nigeria, calling for an end to excuses hindering progress.

Youths from the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Nigeria's South-West have rallied in support of President Tinubu's 2027 re-election bid, with the Lagos APC declaring its readiness for his campaign. The upcoming election is expected to put his party on trial, with various political figures commenting on the potential outcomes.

Authorities successfully rescued two Colombian nationals from a human trafficking hideout in Lagos, Nigeria, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat cross-border exploitation.

Nigerian authorities have denounced a widely circulated video that publicly ridiculed a young boy for bedwetting, classifying the incident as verbal and emotional child abuse.

Dr. Lydia Odedeji addresses women in the Lagos West Diocese, encouraging them to cultivate godly character, strength, and integrity within their families and communities.

At a recent Lagos awards ceremony, veteran director Tunde Kelani challenged emerging Nigerian filmmakers to draw inspiration from indigenous narratives while adopting artificial intelligence tools.

Nigerian authorities have dismantled a suspected auto vandalism network operating across Lagos State for approximately ten years, arresting key members.

Nigerian political actors are intensifying their campaigns for the 2027 presidential election, with the ruling APC rallying grassroots support for President Tinubu while opposition movements like the Obi-Kwankwaso alliance reject proposed mergers. Party leaders and regional coordinators are simultaneously launching nationwide mobilization drives to secure voter backing.

Ride-hailing platform inDrive presented a new Wuling XC250 to driver Felicity Eseke, honoring her recognition as a ‘Super Mum’ during a ceremony in Lagos.

Commissioner Tokunbo Wahab emphasizes the polluter-pays principle, stating that refusal to pay mandatory waste management charges will result in legal action.

Adebanjo Samuel Oluolamide discusses his journey overcoming financial and academic challenges to become Lagos State University’s top graduate.

Elektron Energy is nearing the completion of a 40-megawatt power generation facility in Lagos designed to stabilize electricity supply for commercial districts. The project aims to alleviate persistent power shortages affecting businesses in Victoria Island and surrounding areas.

Small business owners have returned to reconstruct their shops along power lines in Lagos after previous clearance operations removed their original structures, raising safety and livelihood concerns.

The Lagos State Government has given traders and other illegal occupants around the newly constructed Ojo General Hospital seven days to vacate road setbacks and spaces reserved for public…

Stakeholders at the historic King's College in Lagos have formally opposed the federal government's proposal to hand over administration to the Old Boys Association, threatening legal action and protests.

The Lagos State Universal Basic Education Board has instructed contractors to strictly follow approved specifications and professional standards for public primary school intervention projects.

An analysis by Lagos-based SBM Intelligence reveals that kidnappers in Nigeria extracted more than five million dollars in ransom payments between July 2025 and June 2026, underscoring the persistent financial impact of abduction crimes.

The Guardian Nigeria maintains coverage and archival records regarding developments, market activities, and local governance surrounding Oranyan Market.

Resident doctors at Lagos State University Teaching Hospital have demanded immediate payment of outstanding salaries and implementation of specialist allowances, threatening further action if the Lagos state government does not comply within seven days.

Nigerian carrier Air Peace rerouted a passenger flight between Lagos and Asaba because of severely reduced visibility, causing operational delays across its regional network.

Historical articles and documentation focusing on street trading communities in Lagos.

An investigation reveals how informal street traders in Lagos navigate daily extortion and financial pressures to maintain their livelihoods along the busy Oshodi commercial corridor.

Shareholders of SUNU Assurances Nigeria Plc approved resolutions to restructure the company’s board and appoint a new external auditor during its 39th Annual General Meeting in Lagos.

Originally designed as a temporary vehicle stopping point, the Berger lay-by in Lagos has evolved into a bustling marketplace for food, clothing, and accessories.

The Lagos State government has condemned electricity regulators for failing to install meters for all consumers, insisting that existing laws mandate universal metering to ensure fair billing.

Michael Olawale Odesanya, who served 30 years in Lagos administration, publicly lamented the continued delay in receiving his statutory retirement benefits after decades of public service.

Travelers are protesting exorbitant car-hire fares between Lagos Airport and Ikeja, which significantly exceed standard e-hailing rates.

Two twin brothers from Lagos Island achieve outstanding academic records, earning first-class degrees during LASU's combined 29th and 30th convocation ceremonies.

A strong fire broke out in a petrochemical complex under construction in the Amur region, in the Russian Far East, causing casualties and dozens of injuries.

Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has called on Nigerian business leaders to prioritize ethical governance, innovation, and institutional strength to drive economic transformation.

Motorists on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway are forced to drive against traffic due to severe congestion and poorly placed U-turns, prompting safety warnings and FRSC enforcement vows.

Lagos-based PDP governorship aspirant Ladi Adebutu is actively seeking support from Ogun State traditional rulers, pledging local government autonomy and prudent resource management if elected.

Severe congestion on the Benin-Agbor-Asaba corridor has left travelers stranded for days, severely disrupting regional transport between South-South, South-East, and Lagos.

As housing inflation strains budgets across Nigeria's commercial hub, budget-conscious tenants are increasingly shifting their search to outer mainland corridors and peripheral districts for more manageable rental rates.

Nigeria's UN representative commended Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu's administration for the aesthetic quality and modern infrastructure of the newly developed airport, calling it a model for future projects.

Commercial drivers express frustration over severe road deterioration extending travel times to three days, urging federal intervention to prevent further disruptions during the holiday season.

The Lagos State Government confirmed it has disbursed N168.2 billion to over 48,000 retirees since 2007, addressing ongoing concerns regarding pension distribution delays.

Pro-regime groups in Iran are soliciting funds from citizens to finance the ritual slaughter of 10,000 sheep as a religious offering for the health of Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei.

A multi-vehicle crash on the Lagos-Ibadan highway has resulted in seven fatalities and two injuries, prompting renewed calls for improved road safety enforcement in the region.

Netizens are urging Lagos State University (LASU) to probe and sanction a lecturer over a result crisis affecting final-year English students, highlighting concerns about academic integrity.

Seven people have died and two others sustained injuries in a fatal auto crash that occurred along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. Emergency services responded to the scene of the accident.

The management of Lagos State University (LASU) has guaranteed that no qualified student will be forced to spend an additional year at the institution because of missing academic results.

In Lagos, some private schools are now imposing fines on parents who are late to pick up their children after classes, turning the end of the school day into a race against the clock.

The Lagos State Government has commenced the construction of six roads in the Ajeromi-Ifelodun and Ifelodun LCDA, aiming to improve market access, ease movement, and boost local development.

A clash between rival cult groups during Isese Day celebrations in Oshodi, Lagos, Nigeria, resulted in four people being hospitalized.

A review details a high-gastronomy experience at the Pelagos restaurant in the Four Seasons Astir Palace Athens Hotel, highlighting how a simple zucchini is transformed into a Michelin-level dish.

A woman in Lagos, Nigeria, has come forward with allegations of assault by a tout who demanded money from her on the Lekki-Epe road, highlighting concerns about harassment by "agberos."

A morning news recap from Nigeria covers various top stories, including a 'fake agency' controversy, warnings from nutritionists about market-sliced vegetables, and metal theft in Lagos.

Lagos State University (LASU) is probing allegations of missing student results, a situation that could lead to delayed graduations and extra academic years for affected students.

Lagos State University (LASU) has launched an investigation into lecturers accused of failing to upload student results, a situation that has reportedly led to delayed graduations for some students.

An Albanian Armed Forces soldier sustained injuries in Mirdita while participating in a firefighting operation, reportedly due to a damaged metal pipe during vehicle water supply. The Ministry of Defense confirmed the incident, stating the soldier is out of life-threatening danger at the Trauma hospital.

Nigerian telecoms giant Globacom celebrated its 23rd anniversary by unveiling new AI-powered digital innovations at an event held in Lagos.

This collection of articles from The Guardian Nigeria News covers a wide array of subjects including climate alarm, various individuals, and different regions and programs in Nigeria.

An Arik aircraft has been dismantled at Lagos Airport due to outstanding debt owed to Access Bank, highlighting financial disputes in the aviation sector.

New details from the investigation into the shooting of Vladimir Bruçi in Shkodër suggest the conflict between two neighbors, one of whom has been arrested, began over cameras.

The Lagos State Government has attributed the delay in replacing BRT buses destroyed during the #EndSARS protests to a significant increase in acquisition costs.

The Nigerian Guild of Editors recently gathered in Lagos for the fourth public lecture in a series honoring Alhaji Lateef Kayode Jakande, the first democratically elected governor of Lagos State.

The Lagos State government aims to achieve a 3.5GW power supply and is actively seeking private investment to address persistent shortages and establish a commercially viable electricity market.

Police in Niger state have arrested four individuals in connection with a mob killing, while Lagos police have apprehended 39 suspects and recovered 14 pistols and other weapons. These actions highlight ongoing efforts to combat crime in Nigeria.

Vehicle dealers in Lagos have criticized the Lagos State Vehicle Inspection Service (VIS) following a viral video depicting an enforcement operation over alleged violations of number plate regulations.

Twelve ships laden with various commodities, including petroleum products, bulk pallets, wheat, fresh fish, and general cargo, have arrived at Lagos ports.

A shooting incident occurred in the 'Rus' neighborhood of Shkodër, Albania, leaving one person, Vladimor Bruçi, injured. The causes of the event and the victim's health status are currently unknown.

Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu celebrated Isese Day and called on residents to preserve and pass on the state's Yoruba cultural heritage and traditions to future generations.