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Olanipekun’s Partner Adekunbi Ogunde disbarred for gross misconduct in brief solicitation case

Following its findings that Adekunbi Ogunde a partner with the law firm of Wole Olanipekun & Co. has violated the Rules of Professional Conduct For Legal Practitioners, the Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Committee (LPDC) has struck off her name from the roll of Legal Practitioners in Nigeria. The LPDC reportedly handed down its decision on Thursday…

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U.S Govt. report says APC supporters attacked, barred Igbos, non-party faithfuls from voting during Lagos guber election

The United States Government has revealed that supporters of Nigeria's ruling party, the All Progressives Congress (APC), attacked and prevented supporters of opposition parties, particularly Igbos from exercising their voting rights during the Lagos State governorship election in March 2023. In a report titled, ‘2023 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices: Nigeria’, the US Department…

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As the Summit on Justice in Abuja ends today…

By Sonnie Ekwowusi The only obstacle hindering the expeditious administration of justice in our courts in Nigeria is human corruption NOT technical problems such as court rules and procedures. To facilitate easy access to substantial justice in our courts, we have to begin by getting rid of administrative injustice unleashed by court personnel-court Registrars, court…

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#National Summit on Justice 2024:The AGF should not be clothed with powers to override or frustrate court decisions  — Ejembi Eko, JSC

By Hon. Justice Ejembi Eko, JSC (Rtd.) I agree with the Senate President’s suggested notification of judgment to the office of the Attorney General for compliance and enforcement. The existing provisions of the Sheriff and Civil Process Act, requiring the consent and leave of the Attorney General as precondition for enforcement of court orders/judgement against…

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#National Summit on Justice 2024: Scrap Attorney General’s consent before executing monetary judgements — Akpabio to FG

Senate President Godswill Akpabio on Wednesday at the ongoing National Summit on Justice 2024 in Abuja urged the Federal Government to discard the statutory requirement on a judgement creditor to obtain the consent of the Attorney-General of the Federation (AGF) before a monetary judgement could be enforced against the federal government. Noting that: “Another…

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