By Aderogba George Prof. Cyprian Edward-Ekpo, the Director-General, Institute of Law Research and Development of United Nations (ILAWDUN), Washington DC, USA has called on President Bola Tinubu to investigate the alleged corruption in Nigerian judiciary. Edward-Ekpo, who gave the advice in a statement in Abuja on Friday, underscored the needContinue Reading
Criminal Law Review: FCT laws are obsolete – StakeholdersContinue Reading
Plea bargain enhances quick recovery of stolen assets, crime proceed – FagbemiContinue Reading
NBA Abuja branch, centre sign agreement on effective legal practiceContinue Reading
NBA chairman urges members to pay branch duesContinue Reading
By Taiye Agbaje/Wandoo Sombo The Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Olukayode Ariwoola, on Wednesday, cautioned the Federal High Court (FHC) judges against taking their appointment for granted. Justice Ariwoola, who made the statement while declaring open the 39th Annual FHC Judges’ Conference and the FHC’s 50th Anniversary Lectures inContinue Reading
By Patience Yakubu A Kaduna Chief Magistrate’s Court on Wednesday sentenced a 40-year-old man, Michael Timothy, to two years imprisonnent for N1.8m visa fraud. Trial Magistrate, Ibrahim Emmanuel, sentenced Timothy without option of fine after he pleaded guilty to the charge. Emmanuel stated that the sentence was to run concurrently,Continue Reading
Synergy crucial in reshaping weak points of criminal justice system, says FagbemiContinue Reading
75th International Human Rights Anniversary: Stakeholders pledge to address impunityContinue Reading
By Edith Nwapi Three journalists on Sunday got the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC)’s Media awards. The journalists are Ameh Ochojila, a correspondent with Guardian newspaper under the category ‘story transformation excellence award.’ Mrs Rafiyat Mohammed of DAAR communication who got the ‘Resilience and Consistency award’ and Nnaemeka Onyekachi ofContinue Reading
