According to Mallam Abubakar Malami, LLB, BL, the attorney-general of the Nigerian federation, minister of justice, senior advocate of Nigeria and member of the Nigerian bar, banning open grazing is the rough equivalent of banning trading in spare parts. Let me take that again. When you say herders and their cattle should be legally restrained…
Global Rights accuses govs of paying criminals to buy peace
• Says impunity now motivation for criminal activities
Gboyega Akinsanmi
No fewer than 340 operatives of the defence and security services died during separate armed attacks that took place nationwide between January and April 2021, Global Rights, an international human rights organisation based in Washington…
Wild, stomach-churning moments are part of the experience when you buy a ticket to the crypto circus. But the past week’s volatility was enough to make some of the crypto faithful wonder whether they’ve been bamboozled.
On Wednesday, a broad crypto crash wiped out about $1 trillion in market value — a staggering drop from $2.5 trillion…
Inside Stuff With MARTINS OLOJA
There have been so many issues in the news that should be discussed here this week even without suspending my theme for this month: ‘Six years of excuses, 22 years of locusts’. I have to suspend the theme to address what I have considered a weightier matter of the law…
Understanding the ECOWAS Protocols on Free Movement. Daily Law Tips (Tip 795) by Onyekachi Umah, Esq., LL.M, ACIArb(UK)
Introduction:
Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) is a regional economic community of the countries on the western part of Africa. ECOWAS is created to promote economic integration and cooperation among the countries on the west…
By Lillian Okenwa
Says the idea that freedom of movement granted to people in the constitution is a right granted to cows and cattle too is just despicable.
For a public servant like the AGF to begin to dog-whistle on race is as low you're likely to get in public office.
Boko Haram is spreading…
In which out of the 195 countries in the world is there a replication of the Oshodi-Apapa gridlock? This was the question I put to my hosts on a live television interview a few months ago? For a few second, my hosts could not utter a word as they were dumbfounded by the challenge to…
By Dele Momodu
Fellow Nigerians, I’m sure most of you are already overwhelmed by the endless deluge of bad news from Abuja. What makes it sadder is that for the first in a long while, President Muhammadu Buhari actually had what seemed a good international outing in Paris, France, where he was warmly received by…
“I understand that extreme circumstances require extreme measures, but must the delivery of justice be halted in a bid to attain this? We should ask ourselves, who are the people that are severely affected by this strike? The Government or those whose court cases have been halted indefinitely?”
That was the opening salvo fired by…
‘The name of the righteous is used in blessings, but the name of the wicked will rot.’ Proverbs 10:7 NIV.
Inventor Charles F. Kettering once said, ‘The greatest thing this generation can do is lay a few stepping stones for the next generation.’
Short term, when people recall your name, they may talk with…