Opinion/Interview

Take, for example, Hon. Abass Adigun, representing Ibadan South-East/North-East. His recent public appearances have not only embarrassed his constituents but also made a mockery of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), the platform that…

It seemed quite clear that the charges presented by the police did not disclose a crime known to the laws of Ekiti State nor did they disclose a crime over which a Magistrate in Ekiti State could purport to exercise lawful jurisdiction.…

By, Oladimeji Fabiyi Reno Omokri is, again, exhibiting his true character. He did same with Gov. El Rufai, the GEJ family and everyone whose path he crossed. Whenever Reno Omokri falls out with anyone, he begins to justify his…

In this unfolding drama, there are whispers of a strategy as devious as it is undemocratic: disenfranchising genuine members to replace them with individuals of questionable ties—cooperative staff, cleaners, and journalists allegedly…

“A Judge shall avoid developing excessively close relationship with frequent litigants – such as government ministers or their officials, municipal officials, police prosecutors in any Court where the Judge often sits, if such relationship…

One of the key takeaways from the Houston forum is that collaboration is crucial. No single institution can unlock the full value of remittances alone. As noted by Dr. Oliver Alawuba, the Group Managing Director of UBA, the combined…

The narrative groundwork for that has already been laid by the US government, which has labelled Pan Africanists as 'Black Identity Extremists' and  "terrorists."

Acting CJN May Take The Oaths The clear implication of this interpretation is that an Acting CJN, by virtue of holding the office temporarily, and performing its duties can be sworn in and administered the oath of office in the same manner…

He has consistently pushed for advancement in media technology and practices, ensuring that Nigerian journalism remains competitive on the global stage.The Duke’s impact extends to his sustained advocacy for press freedom and a…

Right or wrong therefore, court judgements must be obeyed until set aside by a higher court, or a challenged section is amended by the Legislature. Since no court is higher than the Supreme Court of Nigeria, only an amendment to the…