Young boys stripped for stealing in Lagos (Graphic Photo)

Two young boys were caught and stripped in Oke Afa, Magboro area in Lagos for stealing over N600,000, a television set and other things has gone viral.

The duo were beaten, stripped and paraded in public before being handed over to police.

Check out the photo:

[Photos] How Julius Agwu’s Mother Burst Into Tears At Son’s Show

Nigerian comedian Julius Agwu successfully hosted a gospel musical concert tagged ‘Life As I See It, THE Rebirth’ at the Eko Hotel and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos yesterday night, February 7.

The concert which was staged by the award-winning comedian to thank God for a successful brain tumour surgery last year, was honoured by his family members, the wife of ex-governor of Lagos state, Dame Abimbola Fashola, Pat Utomi, Onyeka Owenu, Ali Baba, Nedu, Yinka Ayefele, Waje, Omo Baba, Gordons, Funnybone, Pastor ighodalo and wife among others.

Video: Amazing Motorbike Stunts A Guy Did in Lagos

Some people say "life is a risk." So, they live without fear. I think I'm one of such people. The guy in this video is definitely one too,

Femi Kuti Undergoes Emergence Surgery In Lagos

Popular afrobeat singer, and son of afro music legend, Femi Kuti underwent an emergency surgery at The Lagoon Hospital in Lagos on Sunday, November 22.

While many of his fans are praying for his quick recovery, the cause of the emergency surgery is yet to be known.

See what Fashola’s office looks like [PHOTO]

Former Lagos State Governor, Babatunde Fashola was, on November 11, 2015, appointed the Minister of Power, Works and Housing by President Muhammadu Buhari.

Fashola resumed at his new office shortly after and was welcomed by happy and cheering employees.

Lagos, Traffic And Sex In The City

One of the problems associated with living in Lagos is having to grapple with the tough life there. This reminds me of a phrase from American hip hop star, 50 Cent: “Death’s gotta be easy cuz life is hard.”

When you live in a city like Lagos, you contend with traffic, erratic electricity and security lapses among others. But survive you must. And so you find a way of balancing life in this big city by unwinding.

Indecent dressing, a major cause of rape – Lagos Speaker, Obasa

The Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon Mudashiru Obasa has admonished the female folks on the dangers that can be encountered in wearing indecent dresses in the society.

He warned that ladies should save themselves unnecessary violence that can be derived from indulgence in immoral dressing.

Ambode, Lagos and The Economist

Some mischief must be at work when a person sees a cup half full and declares with glee that it is nearly empty! Some ignominy must be in the offing when a man enjoys today’s clement weather but declares that yesterday’s showers still constitute a blight on the bright day. Some hatchet work must be in place when a foreign magazine writes a timid analysis that acknowledges only a quarter of the good work on the ground in Lagos state, Nigeria’s economic powerhouse.

Thus it was with the ultraconservative magazine The Economist of London in its report on Lagos state under the six-month-old administration of Akinwunmi Ambode who is ruling under the dais of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

List of Foremost Politicians In Lagos

Here is the list of prominent Lagos born and foremost politicians in the state.

Bola Ahmed Tinubu
Bola Ahmed Tinubu aka Jagaban was elected Senator for the Lagos West constituency in Lagos State, Nigeria in 1993, just before a military take-over in December 1993.

9 Dangerous Bus-stops In Lagos

Are you planning of going to Lagos for the first time, here are some of the bus-stop that you keep tab on. Either day or night, you have to be careful when standing, walking, or even driving along these axis or else.

Some of them are rugged bus stops that only survive of the fittest can fits in. They are:

Catholic Cemetery, Where The Living, The Dead Meet in Lagos

Topo Island, a sleepy community in Badagry momentarily came alive recently following the presence of a huge number of Catholic faithful, who solemnly converged on a colonial cemetery.

The mission of the devotees, who had come from various parts of Lagos State, was two-pronged. One, they were there to spend time with the dead. On the other hand, the gathering was to reflect on the essence of man’s spiritual being.

The Glitz and Glamour of Olokun Festival

The famous Olokun festival was celebrated amidst glitz and glamour spanning a week of cultural festivities in Lagos. Zacheaus Somorin who covered the events, reports

Everything good that has a beginning must have an end. This aptly describes this year’s Olokun Festival, themed “Traditional Festival and the Prospects of Cultural Dividends”.