Grassroots reporting provides the truest reflection of society, where real stories begin, where real people live, and where change starts to take root. This section is dedicated to news and updates from Nigeria’s local communities, rural areas, and urban neighbourhoods often overlooked in national headlines.
Latest Updates
LG Polls: Police Announce Restriction Of Movement In Lagos
Olubadan Oba Olakulehin Dies At 90
JUST IN: Occupants Injured As Three-Storey Building Collapses In Lagos
Lagos Enforces Single-Use Plastic Ban
Court Sentences Oluwatimileyin Ajayi To Death By Hanging For Killing Salome Adaidu
Gov. Alia Condemns Killing Of Kano Indigenes In Benue, Orders Arrest Of Culprits
Here, you’ll find reports on local government administration, ward-level politics, community development initiatives, traditional leadership activities, youth and women’s engagement, and grassroots mobilisation efforts. Whether it’s a health outreach in a remote village, a town hall meeting on security, or a farmer-led cooperative changing lives, these stories matter, and they are told here.
This category focuses on amplifying people-centered news: how policies affect rural populations, how infrastructure projects impact daily living, and how local voices are shaping democracy, accountability, and social progress from the ground up.
Coverage includes:
- Updates from local government councils and rural constituencies
- Voices of traditional rulers, town unions, and village leaders
- Reports on education, health, sanitation, agriculture, and trade at the grassroots
- Profiles of community heroes, volunteers, and youth leaders making an impact
- Investigative stories on neglected projects, corruption at local levels, or citizen action
Whether you’re a journalist, development worker, policymaker, activist, or simply a curious citizen, this space connects you to the heartbeat of the nation, where governance meets the people and transformation is visible from street to street, ward to ward.
Real stories. Real communities. Real change, from the grassroots.