Although Nigeria’s constitution does not recognise witchcraft or the use of charms, long-standing rumours persist about alleged spiritual attacks on lawyers and the judicial system, writes CHIJIOKE IREMEKA In many…
By M.O.Idam The process of a criminal trial is as follows: arrest, investigation, and trial (which includes arraignment, and the grant of bail or remand pending trial), followed by judgment.…
By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu In Nigeria, every act of political grubbiness sooner or later ends up before the courts. The kinds of things that come out of the courts in…
By Azeez Kareem Nigeria must confront a hard truth about its secondary education system: the steady normalisation of special centres for the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WAEC) is…
By Emem Benson The unfolding situation surrounding the University of Maritime Studies, Oron (UMSO) presents a critical test of Nigeria’s commitment to the rule of law, institutional coherence and policy…
By Eniola Daniel Sir: We all know that Zombies are often more active at night to heighten fear, as darkness limits human vision, while acting as a dramatic, atmospheric setting,…
By Tony Afejuku THE very short letter you are about to read is not, was not, inked by the gleaner-glimpser-glitterer. It was written – if not inked – to Mr…
By Martins Oloja Olusola Oke, SAN will arrive on the 7th Floor on Tuesday April 7, 2026. The fisherman turned lawyer and politician will mark the day in Akure, capital…
By Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa, SAN Every generation produces non-conformists, who help to shape society and hold the government accountable to the people. Omoyele Sowore has been an activist right from his…
By Oti Egwu At a time when geopolitical tensions in the Middle East continue to shape global economic and security dynamics, countries are increasingly compelled to reassess the resilience of…