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SERAP sues FG, wants ECOWAS court to declare NBC broadcasting code illegal

Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) and twenty-four concerned Nigerians have sued the government of President Muhammadu Buhari and National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) at the ECOWAS Community Court of Justice in Abuja over “the arbitrary use of the NBC Act and broadcasting code to target, harass, sanction, and fine independent television and radio stations in…

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JAMB Fee: Prof. Oloyede should have exercised discernment and restraint – Baptist Convention (+Video)

By Prof. Oyesoji Aremu, Chairman, Education Management Board, Nigerian Baptist Convention Baptist denomination, here and in other climes, is a pride to christendom. This pride is rooted in legacies of training and values which every baptist is taken through. And by extension, the virtues and values which go with sound academic traditions are given to…

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OLISA METUH’S CORRUPTION CASE: HOW JUSTICE ABANG FELL INTO A WEB OF BIAS THAT NULLIFIED METUH’S TRIAL AND CONVICTION

Olisa Metuh v. Federal Republic of Nigeria [2021] 6 NWLR (Pt. 1771) 82 One of the high points of the fight against corruption by the President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration upon assuming office in 2015 was the raid on politicians on the opposition divide – The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). The raid was based on allegations of…

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Threatening Channels TV is cowardly deflection

By Abimbola Adelakun After Nigerians criticised the National Broadcasting Commission for trying to strong-arm the television station, Channels TV, over their interview with the spokesperson for the Independent People of Biafra, Emma Powerful, a more contrite version of them addressed the public to clarify that they merely warned Channels TV to “check their excesses.” They said since the IPOB…

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Anarchy: Pantami And Buhari’s Pantomime

 First of all, is there anarchy in Nigeria?  My definition is not concerned with the anarchy decried in International Relations, as “the absence of any authority superior to nation-states and capable of arbitrating their disputes and enforcing international law”. We should jettison that, not because some aspects of that problem is not present in the…

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