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“Another tragedy has occurred; the government will express shock as usual and read from a ready speech template…” Experts condemn FG’s feeble action on rail security

By Lillian Okenwa The London Underground celebrated its 160-year anniversary on 10 January 2023 making it the oldest underground network in the world. On January 10 1863, the Metropolitan Railway opened its new subterranean railway between Paddington and Farringdon, ushering in a new age of transport - the London Underground. During the Word War II,…

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FG set to resume Abuja–Kaduna train services, will there ever be justice for the terror-attack victims?

By Lillian Okenwa While families of the recently released Abuja–Kaduna train victims, are raising alarm over the unstable and critical mental condition of their relations who to date have not received any strategic psychological or mental health care from the government, Nigeria’s Federal Government has announced the resumption of train services on the route before the…

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FG has no money for university lecturers but idle refineries workers earn N136b amid $3b upgrade cost

By Lillian Okenwa On Tuesday 4 October, the federal government formally recognised Congress of Nigerian University Academics (CONUA) with Dr Chris Ngige, Minister of Labour and Employment, presenting the union with a certificate of registration in Abuja. In 2018, CONUA had disagreements with the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and went its way. CONUA’s…

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Nothing stops Auditor-General’s office, ICPC, other investigatory agencies from opening the books of the judiciary – Justice Eko, as Agbakoba, Olanipekun, Izinyon, Ozekhome, Odinkalu speak

By Lillian Okenwa "I canvassed financial autonomy for the Judiciary and I won two cases on the point that the Judiciary is self-funding and not subject to executive control. If the NJC implemented these decisions the Supreme Court will not be in the sorry and unenviable state it has unfortunately declined to.” Agbakoba, SAN…

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Now that the court has spoken…

By Lillian Okenwa “Formulating Policies based on sex, stereotyping and feudal and patriarchal traditions will no longer be tolerated due to the supremacy of constitutional values… This court is not expected to achieve less for Nigerian women, since the constitutional obligation of this court is to apply the law.” Hon. Justice Okorowo “For any society…

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