Interrogating Russian Model In Africa
By Oumarou Sanou In recent years, Russian influence in Africa has expanded at a striking pace and with strategic precision. From Bamako to Bangui, Niamey to Ouagadougou, Moscow has presented…
US-Israel-Iran War: Regional fury and descent into global chaos
By Marcel Mbamalu In the wake of the devastating US-Israel strikes on Iran, the world is left wondering: was diplomacy truly exhausted, or was it abandoned for the allure of…
US And Zionist Regime’s Attack On Iran
By Opinion While the Islamic Republic of Iran and the United States were engaged in an active diplomatic process aimed at addressing differences through dialogue, Iran became the target of…
Ukeje V. Ukeje, and the antecedent realities of the girl child on inheritance in Nigeria: A legal analysis
BY LYDIA EHISUORIA OHONSI ESQ. ABSTRACT The Supreme Court of Nigeria’s landmark decision in Ukeje v. Ukeje (2014) constitutes one of the most transformative judicial pronouncements in the history of…
Distinguishing Suo Motu issues from Suo Motu No Case Submissions, or Non-Suit
By Amauche Onyedum, FNLI, FICMC, LL.M Abstract This critique scrutinizes the distinction between an issue raised suo motu by a court and a no-case submission or order of non-suit raised…
Executive Order 9 May Hurt Oil Sector
By Edafe Mudiaga The signing of the Petroleum Industry, PIA, Act in 2021 by the late former President, Muhammadu Buhari, seemed to have positively changed the nation’s oil and gas…
IGP Appointment: Who Wants To Mislead Mr. President?
By Chinedu Eze President Bola Tinubu (right); Acting Inspector General of Police (IGP), Olatunji Disu and his wife, Olufunmilola, during the decoration of the new police boss at the Presidential…
Twelve Takeaways From New Electoral Act
By Opeyemi Bamidele The Electoral Act, 2026 has finally come into force. Its enactment confirms the demise of the old order that never perfectly met our aspirations and proclaims the…
Angels Without Wings: 140 Years Of Nigerian Meteorology
By Greg Odogwu A rural farmer once asked me what meteorology was. I told him it is the science of knowing when it is going to rain and when it…
Between Technology-driven Commercial Disputes And Existing Judicial Structures
By Ibrahim Abubakar Today, commercial disputes in Nigeria, and in fact globally, no longer arise only from decisions made in the boardroom, signed contracts or face-to-face dealings. Increasingly, they are…