Fashola at FRSC office

Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Fashola SAN (right) undertaking his photo data capture process during his visit to the Drivers Licence facility, Ojodu, Lagos, to complete the process for the renewal of his driver’s licence

Fitness For Life.

Asiwaju Bola Ahmend Tinubu, National leader, All Progressive Congress, returns to Nigeria .

The Plane that brought Asiwaju back to Nigeria.

Asiwaju bola Tinubu and his wife Senator Oluremi.

Asiwaju Bola Tinubu (r) with Gov kayode Fayemi (L) and Gov Rauf Aregbesola.

Asiwaju with the media men.

Asiwaju acknowledge cheers from his supporters.

Nigeria @ 53 Independent Celebration in Lagos.

Gov Danbaba Suntai, arrival at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, after 10 months overseas for medical treatment following  injuries he sustained in a plane crash. Photo Femi Ipaye

NO AGE LIMIT IN EDUCATION.

No age limit to education Mrs Ebimire Torru, 50 years  old, mother of seven a tradional birth attendant was among the adult receiving lectures from Niger Delta based NGO, family Re-orientation  Education and Empowerment, headquarters in Opokuma town area of Bayelsa State, South South Nigeria.

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Muslim mark end of  2013 Ramadan fasting today, 8/8/2013

16 years after FELA ANIKULAPO-KUTI.

16 years after FELA ANIKULAPO-KUTI.

Today mark  16th anniversary of Late Abami Eda Olufela Anikulapo-Kuti, a Music legend. 'Abami Eda', Baba70 lives for ever. 

Coalition of Civil Society rally in Lagos, Nigeria, in support of Governor Rotimi Amaechi,of River State.

Prof Wole Soyinka with Femi Falana (SAN) (L) at a press conference today came down heavily on President Good luck Jonathan and his wife, Patience describing the first lady...

: Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Fashola SAN (left) interacting with a patient shortly after commissioning the Burns and Trauma Centre, Gbagada, the Burns and Trauma Centre at the Gbagada General Hospital, Lagos on Tuesday, July 16, 2013. With him are Commissioner for Health, Dr Jide Idris (2^nd left), Chief Medical Director of LASUTH, Professor Adewale Oke (2^nd right) and the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Health, Dr. Femi Olugbile (right).

STREET KIDS

 Across the Nigeria, there are categories of children who neither feel good nor happy. Their outlook paints a good picture of their state of helplessness.

The children  appear unkempt and totally hopeless regarding their future. In their unclean clothes, they find homes in the most filthy and awkward places like abandoned buildings, under overhead bridges and streets.

. Usually, they retire to these “abodes” at dusk and dash out early in the morning before the prying eyes of security agents or the rightful owners of the structures turn out for business. In Nigeria, the future of Kids most especially the one the streets, their future is very tiny to be successful in life.

Idowu Ogunleye, a Photojournalist who documents Street Kids across my country Nigeria, keep asking, what are the future of this Street Kids.

The United Nation Children’s Fund (UNICEF) reported in May 2005 that over 7.3 million Nigerian children of school age were not in schools. This ugly trend has its own social consequences, one of which is the spiraling proportion of street urchins in the major towns and cities of Nigeria.