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₦210 trillion, “hidden spending,” and the constitutional crisis brewing inside NNPCL

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Why Nigeria’s explosive Senate probe could become the biggest public finance reckoning since the return to democracy By Ladidi Sabo For years, allegations of corruption inside...

BBC report paints distressing picture of languishing escaped Chibok girls, as rehabilitated captors fare better

Two mass abductions in a week in Nigeria: Again Sheikh Gumi offers to negotiate with bandits, what does he know?

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‘To Keep It Coming’: Reflections on framework building, idea formation and scholarly reception

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By Max Amuchie | The Sunday Stew There is a specific kind of validation that academia confers and another that the world confers. The academy...

Before the return of judicial anarchy

The Shettima danger for Tinubu, By Farooq Kperogi

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Introduce your quotations with a persuasive style, By Chinua Asuzu

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In legal writing, we use lead-ins to introduce the reader to our quotations. Outgrow stereotyped, bare lead-ins like these: · As Oputa JSC stated, “…”·...

The digitally empowered lawyer is a guardian of justice, an architect of innovation — Audrey Chinelo Ofoegbunam

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WELFARE NUGGETS Indeed! This transformation is not just about tools; it is about mindset. It is about the courage to learn anew. As the legal profession...

Germane opportunities for Nigerian lawyers, By Audrey Chinelo Ofoegbunam

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WELFARE NUGGETS In an evolving legal landscape, lawyers must adapt and innovate to thrive.Thus; Remote Practice & International ClientsPlatforms like UpCounsel, Clio, and LegalZoom enable Nigerian...

Set digital goals to stay ahead in this new legal year!

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By Audrey Chinelo Ofoegbunam As we embark on this new legal year, let's set digital goals to stay ahead - whether it's mastering legal research...

What’s the difference between “pending” and “impending”?

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By Chinua Asuzu The two adjectives “impending” and “pending” both qualify something about to happen or conclude. (“Pending” also has a prepositional sense, but here...

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When a “Post No Debit” order by a law enforcement agency may amount to an abuse customer’s right

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It has become increasingly common if not fashionable for bank customers in Nigeria to wake up to a Post No Debit (PND) restriction placed...

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