Call for urgent attention, implementation By Gabriel Ewepu – Abuja Civil Society Organisations, CSOs, Monday, proposed six inclusions in Electoral…
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Open Society Welcomes African Court’s Ruling against “Arbitrary” Vagrancy Laws
NEW YORK, Dec. 08, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — On December 4, a continental court in Africa delivered a landmark opinion…
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Eni gets green light to subpoena companies over Nigerian litigation arrangement
Italian oil giant, Eni S.P.A, has been granted approval to subpoena asset recovery and litigation finance companies that it accused…
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Appeal court quashes suit seeking to overturn Supreme court’s verdict
Rasaq Ibrahim, Ado Ekiti The Court of Appeal, sitting in Ado-Ekiti has dismissed the appeal to overturn the verdict of…
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Lawyers speak on gaps in Nigeria’s biosafety law
Some lawyers have spotted several gaps in Nigeria’s biosafety act (amended), explaining the dangers it poses to the country’s food…
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Oshiomhole distances self from Eta’s suit
Adams Oshiomhole …Says ‘I won’t return as chairman even if court quashed NWC’s dissolution’ By Clifford Ndujihe, Politics Editor IMMEDIATE…
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Long road to corruption-free judiciary
Last Tuesday’s report by the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) that put the judiciary on top…
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‘Lawyers must provide transformational solutions to clients’ needs’
Mr Mobolaji Oriola is a Partner and the Head, Corporate Legal Services at Allen & Brooks, a law firm on…
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Court Of Appeal In Lagos Has Over 4630 Appeals, 6207 Motions Pending – Justice Dongban-Mensem – Channels Television
A file photo of the Court of Appeal in Abuja There are over 4,630 appeals pending at the Court of…
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Nigeria: We’re Repositioning Ipac to Strengthen Democracy, Governance – Nwosu
Worried by speedy drifting into comatose of governance and democratic system, the Inter Party Advisory Council of Nigeria, IPAC, said…
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By-election: Obey court judgements, declare me winner
Damian Duruiheoma, Owerri The candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the just-concluded by-election for Imo North Senatorial District,…
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Lagos division of Court of Appeal has over 4,630 appeals, 6207 motions pending
By Onozure Dania, Lagos The President of the Court of Appeal Justice Monica B. Dongban-Mensem has said that there are…
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Turning Blind Eye to Human Rights Violations, Corruption Hurts Africans Today and Tomorrow and the Oil and Gas Industry (By NJ Ayuk)
By NJ Ayuk, Executive Chair, African Energy Chamber (www.EnergyChamber.org) Nigeria has been attracting the world’s attention in recent months for…
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Senator Ndume in trouble over Maina bail, may face prosecution for perjury, forgery
SENATOR representing Borno South, Ali Ndume, faces possible prosecution for alleged perjury and forgery, arising from the documentation he filed…
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Private firms, MDAs, lawyers, anti-graft agencies disobey court orders, says ICPC
By Yusuf Alli, Abuja The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has unveiled those disobeying court orders…
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Holocaust Survivors Deserve Their Day in Court
On Monday’s anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in two cases that provide an…
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SEPLAT and Its Access Bank Nemesis
Sunday, December 06, 2020 / 02.57PM / By Proshare Governance Unit / Header Image Credit: Scientific American Blogs On Wednesday,…
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Shell, Wike and the future of OML 11
Governor Nyesom Wike By Ephraim Matthew When people go to court, there is the assumption that one party will win…
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The CBN Directive on Publication of Delinquent Bank Debtors: Some Data Privacy Ramifications
Sunday, December 06, 2020 / 09.57AM / OpEd By Olubunmi Abayomi-Olukunle* / Header Image Credit: DebtorsAfrica Can a Bank legitimately…
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Why Publishing Names of Delinquent Bank Debtors is in the Public Interest
Sunday, December 06, 2020 / 11.37AM / OpEd By Legal Counsel* / Header Image Credit: DebtorsAfrica This is a rejoinder…
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