Buhari confirms Adamu as Inspector General of Police Adamu's appointment in January as acting IGP brought an end to controversies surrounding the retirement of Ibrahim Idris, the former IGP.
Opposition party loses petition to stop Buhari's inauguration The aggrieved party had urged the tribunal to stop Buhari from being inaugurated for a second term.
Know all about the bill on plastic bag ban as passed by the House of Reps This is what the House of Reps bill on banning plastic bags means for everyone in Nigeria.
Simi says she is not happy about Naira Marley's arrest Simi wants everyone to know that she is not happy about Naira Marley's present detention.
Jude Egbas Dear Sanwo-Olu, now that you have the Iron Throne, always remind poor governance: "Not Today"
Here are all the major US tech companies blocked behind China's 'Great Firewall' Huawei, the electronics giant , has been blacklisted in the US over national security fears the Chinese company's technology is being used for state-sponsored spying.
Southwest Airlines is going to allow people who don't want to fly on the Boeing 737 Max to switch planes for free (LUV) REUTERS/Mike Blake
How to turn on your iPhone's Personal Hotspot feature, and use it as a portable internet hub for your other devices Your iPhone can turn on a "Personal Hotspot," or an internet access point, anywhere you have decent cellular service, enabling other devices to get online through your phone.
Ex-detective admits running brothels in the worst NYPD scandal in years NEW YORK — It was one of the worst police corruption scandals in New York City in recent years: a multilayered criminal operation that included brothels in Brooklyn and a numbers racket run out of beauty salons and a deli in Queens.
'No one would listen': Cleared of murder, after 33 years in prison NEW YORK — For four decades, Keith Bush insisted he had been convicted as a teenager of a murder he did not commit: strangling a 14-year-old girl in Bellport, New York. The police, he said, had beaten him and forced him to sign a confession that he had never read.
Momentum builds for plan to bypass electoral college The man who helped invent scratch-off lottery tickets has his sights set on a bigger prize: overhauling the way the United States elects presidents.
