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The Nigerian male kaftan styles are still relevant, despite the development of the fashion industry all over the world. Nigerians retain respect for the national traditions, especially those concerning men native wears . Photo: blog.jiji.ng Source: UGC Traditional Nigerian clothing Kaftan is the traditional Nigerian men's wear. It became widespread among several nations of Nigeria, including Hausa, Fulani, and Kanuri. In ancient times, it was a long robe or tunic. A lot of Nigerian men prefer native wear to new stylish jeans, shirts, and t-shirts. The famous African designers didn’t miss the opportunity to use such a tendency for their good. So they began producing a collection of native wears for guys, which are on the level with the works of American colleagues. Photo: blog.jiji.ng Source: UGC The best men native styles The kaftan style is the most popular among other existing types of native design for guys, such as Ankara, Senator and Atiku styles. It somewhat lost

- Former IGP Ibrahim Idris is reportedly facing probe over N311m election fund - The acting IGP, Mohammed Adamu, was said to have ordered the interrogation of some officers who were among the election committee set up the former IGP Idris - It was revealed that the former IGP had written to President Muhammadu Buhari in December 2018, requesting for the election fund The acting Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mohammed Adamu, was said to have on Thursday, January 24, asked members of an election committee set up by immediate past IGP Ibrahim Idris to explain how about N311.640 million given to the committee was disbursed. Daily Independent reports that the Force Headquarters sources allegedly hinted that some of the committee members reported and were interrogated, but were allowed go back to their various commands. Legit.ng gathered that the newspaper said source could not, however, disclose the number of those who reported and their ranks. The IGP was said to have directed DI

To what length can a family go to prevent one of their members from getting married to someone they disapprove of? Some will answer that such family can only threaten, scream, shout or refuse to give their blessings. Well, while this might be true, a heart-breaking, pathetic story of a family who went to further lengths to stop two people from staying married has surfaced on the internet. This story concerns a man whose sister (name undisclosed) fell in love with a man of Anambra origin. Although their love was concrete, one thing stood in their path: the family of her boyfriend. They did not approve of her relationship with their son. The reasons they gave were based on the fact that their son's girlfriend was from a different ethnic group. Even more, they were aggrieved that this said lady was educated. They had more explanations as to why they could not accept her. Despite their disapproval, the couple got married just after having a son together. One would say that this is a

- The director general of NYSC, Suleiman Kazure, has asked both police and army officers in Rivers state to protect corps members in the state - The director general said corps members are important to the nation and need to be protected during the next election exercise - Kazaure, however, applauded the support the forces have been showing NYSC Major General Suleiman Kazaure, the Director General (DG) of National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), has solicited the protection of corps members by the police command and the 6 division of the Nigerian Army in Rivers state during the forthcoming general elections. Kazaure made the request during his separate courtesy visits to the heads of the two security agencies in Port Harcourt on Thursday, January 24, NAN reports. READ ALSO: I'm not impressed with Buhari's govt - Victor Olunloyo He commended the army and the police command in the state for the support they had been giving to the NYSC. According to Kazaure, the corps members

- The Code of Conduct Tribunal has served a summon to judges over their asset declaration - Judges who have discrepancies in their forms will reportedly be charged to court - This is coming following the ongoing trial of chief justice of Nigeria, Walter Onnoghen The Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) has reportedly served a mass summon to judges in the country over alleged discrepancies in their asset declaration. Daily Trust reports that the following the CCT order, some judges were seen on Thursday, January 24 with their asset declaration forms to answer the summons. READ ALSO: I'm not impressed with Buhari's govt - Victor Olunloyo A source reportedly said judges who are unable to reconcile their details for the past four years may soon be charged to court. The source said: “We do not know why the CCT is issuing the summons to judges now, but it may be related to the CJN matter.” Meanwhile, a three-man panel at the Court of Appeal in Abuja has barred the Code of Conduct