Brexit vote is irreversible says Merkel
Security, welfare of corps members, our top priority— Wike
Edge Series holds student summit
Filmmaker urges Nollywood to refresh film production
Police trail Lebanese over alleged theft of $487,700
Taraba PDP delegates rejects Appeal Court judgment
NBC sponsors 2016 Spelling Bee contest
First foreign victims confirmed in Istanbul blasts
How I started music at 10 — Jay Pizzle
Mother, triplets detained in hospital over N35,000 bill

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Nobody needs grazing reserves now
The appointment of an Acting Inspector General of Police,IGP, from the rank of Assistant Inspector General, AIG,has created another season of instability in the commanding heights of the Nigerian Police force. If precedent is followed,the choice of Mr Ibrahim Kpotun Idris by President Muhammadu Buhari as the new IGP will compel the premature retirement of the six serving Deputy Inspector Generals, DIGs. They were appointed after the immediate past IGP Mr Solomon Arase assumed office April 21, 2015.
Synagogue: Court admits video clip in evidence
Justice Lateef Lawal-Akapo of an Ikeja High Court yesterday admitted a controversial video CD clip on the collapsed Synagogue Church of All Nations, SCOAN, in evidence after the footage was played in the open court room.
Day 23: Night prayers, Tahjud, in congregation
Qiyaamu-lail and Tahjud can be used interchangeably, but with slight difference. The difference is implied only in when it is done. However, the similarity is that both are prayers and acts of worship done in the night. The former is more general than the latter, because it includes prayer and other actions and it includes prayer before and after sleeping.
Days of military misadventure into politics will never repeat itself – Buratai
Following recent disclosure by some senior officers of the Nigerian Army, including the 38 officers sacked by the Army Council for alleged complicity and partisanship in the 2015 general election, the Chief of Army Staff, Lt. General Tukur Buratai, has dared those not satisfied with the process to go to court.
How Fayose missed it — Osinkolu
Dr Olusegun Osinkolu, a chieftain of the All Progressive Congress in Ekiti State, in this interview speaks on his aspiration and what he describes as the waning popularity of Governor Ayodele Fayose.

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