(Prelude to My Rejoinder to Chief Afe Babalola, SAN)
By Sylvester Udemezue
To be able to follow and appreciate my position and suggestions, I humbly enjoin us to first read the two articles titled
"Abuja central law school for Nigeria – archaic (1)" and (2) each written by the very respected Chief Afe Babalola SAN…
By Tola Adeniyi
It is a delight to introduce any literary work that oozes out of Anthony Kila’s fertile brain and versatile mind; especially considering the fact that his writing exhibits uniqueness not only in stylistics but in its philosophical, classical, ideological, Aristotelian pedagogy and pragmatism, originality and sequential layout with the artistry and aesthetics…
By Sylvester Udemezue
This is a grossly ill-advised ultimatum. Does the group not have legal advisers?
The relevant question is, can anyone compel the AG to prosecute anyone for any offence in Nigeria? By virtue of sections 174 and 211, CFRN 1999 and of the supreme court cases of STATE v. Ilori, and Ibrahim v…
By Mathew Jubille Aigbe
Steve Eke was shot in his wife’s shop at Abacha Road in Maraba a suburb close to the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. By the time she got a call about men that were heard shooting in her shop and arrived on the scene, her husband was drenched in blood, writhing in…
It was glitz and glamour at the dinner rounding off the week-long Annual General Conference of the International Federation of Women Lawyers, FIDA Nigeria.
FIDA Country Vice President Mrs. Amina Suzana Agbaje
Fmr. FIDA Africa Regional Vice President, Chief Mrs. Awomolo, SAN, Country Vice President Emeritus, Rhoda Tyoden-Prevail, FIDA Nigeria Financial Secretary, Olubunmi Niyi-Arajuwa
NBA President, Mr.…
By Emmanuel Ifesemen
The current government strategies against emigration of citizens looking for greener pastures are inimical, in particular, their attempts to reduce students travelling abroad for better education.
In this synopsis, I am not going to dwell on the importance of creating better-funded institutions locally to compete with the foreign schools, because that is…
By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
Everyone who burglarizes an election leaves a massive trail but they all rely on the security services, legal, and judicial systems for cover-up. Rigged elections invariably end up as disputes before courts which receive and evaluate the evidence and render judgments. In many cases, participants may even venture as far as…
The International Federation of Women Lawyers, FIDA Nigeria, showcased Nigeria's rich cultural heritage during its cultural night at the just concluded Annual General Conference (AGC).
Earlier at the conference tagged —Understanding New Strategies in Tackling Empowerment of Women, Hajiya Saudatu Mahdi, Secretary General, Women’s Rights Advancement and Protection Alternative (WRAPA) in her keynote address titled—…
By Lillian Okenwa
Do you know that for every 10 complaints received at the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), eight are related to violence against women and children?
This revelation was made by Harry Ogwuche Obe, Director Legal, Human Rights and Protection Activist, National Human Rights Commission of Nigeria at the ongoing Annual General Conference (AGC) of the International…
By Emmanuel Fashakin
A 57-year-old man came in this morning came in for medical clearance for a cataract operation. His cataract is irrelevant to our discussion. I noticed that this man has a limp with a crooked back and I asked him for the cause of his disability. "I got run over by a dead…