Imo: Courts shut sessions over murder of lawyer
The Orlu branch of the Nigerian Barr Association has declared complete shutting down of court sessions in Oguta, Mgbidi, and ...
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Monday Labour Strike: Banks, courts, hospitals, airports, others to shutdown
Economic activities across Nigeria will be shut down by 12 a.m. on Monday morning as workers in the banking, oil ...
Kano emirate crisis: Confusion as two courts issue conflicting orders
THE lingering Kano emirate crisis got messier on Tuesday as two courts in the ancient city of Kano gave two ...
Politicisation of election disputes in Nigeria’s courts (3)
Strict compliance requirements By the recent judgment of the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal (PEPT) and ruling of the Supreme Court ...
Anti-corruption fight: I’ll appear in Court for prosecutions, ICPC chair vows
The Chairman of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), Dr Musa Adamu Aliyu SAN, on Wednesday, ...
Politicisation of election disputes in Nigeria’s courts (1)
Some weeks ago, I was a guest speaker at the national seminar organized by Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC) ...
Courts becoming cemetery of democracy
Naturally, Nigerians ought to be basking in the euphoria of achieving a milestone in their current democratic journey which has ...
Courts should use voting figures, not technicalities to decide winners of elections —Ajasin
In this interview with WALE AKINSELURE, Chief Tokunbo Ajasin, Federal Commissioner, representing Ondo State on the Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and ...
With the rate courts are upturning election verdicts, what can you say about Nigerian democracy and judiciary?
In the last couple of weeks, the appeal court has upturned many electoral victories. This situation, which is likely to ...
Courts in Rivers have 36,712 cases pending — Chief Judge, Amadi
A total of 36,712 cases are pending in various courts in Rivers, the Chief judge, Justice Simeon Amadi, said on ...
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