Till Debts Do Us Part
By Olubokun Otame Sir: There is a quiet enigma surrounding the human creation we call marriage—an ancient architecture whose foundations lie somewhere between memory and myth. At times, I sit…
Living In The World Of AI
By Abdu Rafiu The presumptive long-awaited control of our world by Artificial Intelligence, alias AI, indeed better known as AI, is already here. It has no particularly known address. It…
How Weak Safety Nets Make Senior Citizens Street Beggars, Destitute
By In the twilight of their lives, many senior citizens in South-West are resorting to alms soliciting as they face the grim reality of neglect, poverty, failed government policies and…
‘How Tinubu used diplomacy to manage Nigeria-U.S. crisis’
By Mansur Aramide, Joel Oladele Director-General (DG) of Michael Imoudu National Institute for Labour Studies (MINILS), Ilorin, Kwara State, Isa Aremu, has explained how President Bola Tinubu calmed United States…
Jeyifo: What Is Left When The Left Left Us?
By Tunji Olaopa The past few weeks have been dedicated to the news of the demise of elder intellectual and scholar, the late Professor Biodun Jeyifo, and to the celebration…
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…