A relative of the family whose three children drowned in a pool in the Ajah area of Lagos has clarified that disaster struck in the estate pool and not the parents’ home pool. The relative, who simply ...

A yet-to-be-identified couple have been inconsolable after their three children drowned in a swimming pool on their estate in the Ajah area of Lagos State. PUNCH Metro gathered that both husband and ...

The rot at the Ministry of Sports is exemplified by the poor state of utilities under its care. In Lagos, for instance, the ‘abandoned’ national stadium, although still yields revenue for the ministry ...

The Lagos State Government has said swimming pool operators, hotel owners and lifeguards need to be properly trained to address cases of drowning in the state. The Director-General of the Lagos State ...

The management of DBI has began hosting the biggest Pool Party in Lagos to mark the end of the year celebrations. The 9-day event began on Boxing Day and will last till January 5, 2018. The outfit ...

A 13-year-old boy at the weekend drowned in a hotel’s swimming pool in Lagos. The boy simply identified as Ebubechukwu was said to have entered the hotel located along Ago Palace Way, Okota, with some ...

An Assistant Commissioner of Police in charge of Area K Command, Lagos, ACP Osung Ekpo, has died in a swimming pool as he was celebrating the St. Valentine’s Day with some of his friends. While detail ...

Excess rainfall is like a force majeure, we can only blame the cosmic for such blessings that have gone beyond acceptable and manageable limits. But flooding, the kind experienced in Lagos last week ...

Mr. Osung Ekpo, an Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) in charge of Area K Police Command, Morogbo, Lagos state has died in a swimming pool as he was celebrating the St. Valentine’s Day with some ...

In 2021, Lagos made history by joining the World Table Tennis (WTT) Series as a host city, becoming the first African stop on the tour. Since then, the city has not looked back. The WTT Contender ...

Earlier this week, I was at a poolside reception with a group of Nigerians, Canadians and Lagos's diplomatic corps, huddled under sheltering canopies as rain clouds gathered around the setting sun. In ...