The government should address the desires of Nigerians
By Idegu Ojonugwa Shadrach Sir, as man and state become the authority of one another, it takes the good heart to rule on a resourceful land. Each nation is given…
Why are we vandalising our own future?
By Ademola Wakeel Every stolen electricity cable is a vote against Nigerian development. The numbers prove it.Somewhere in Nigeria right now, a man is wielding a hacksaw at the base…
Lagos Gov’ship 2027: Now that the coast is clear for Hamzat
By Steve Omolale Sir: “The real work is just beginning and I am grateful to have such a dedicated team standing with me as we build the future of our…
Governance, National Ethos and Succession Planning
By Abiodun Komolafe The key failure of the post-colonial state in Africa – transcending both ideology and individual personality – is a refusal to grasp the importance of succession planning.…
If only we had listened to Awo
By Alade Rotimi-John When pristine attitudes to the past have changed or are sullying before our very eyes, it is proper to romantically deal with them by brandishing a notable…
Arbitration remains preferred option for resolving commercial disputes’
Chair, International Chambers of Commerce Nigeria (ICCN) Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Commission, Dorothy Udeme Ufot, SAN, has maintained that arbitration remains the preferred mechanism for resolving commercial disputes…
Law and Politics in Nigeria: Intersections, tensions, and the role of lawyers in democratic governance
By Oyetola Muyiwa Atoyebi SAN, FCIArb. (U.K) Contributor: Idowu Jesutofunmi INTRODUCTION Law and politics constitute the twin forces that shape the foundation, direction, and stability of every organised society. Law…
Commencing Action for Maintenance, Welfare and Education without Divorce Petition
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NIGERIA Holden at Abuja On Friday, the 4th day of July, 2025 Before Their Lordships John Inyang Okoro Tijjani Abubakar Habeeb Adewale Olumuyiwa Abiru Jamilu…
Nigeria’s students are already learning the language of AI
By Nurudeen Adewale Adedeji Every year, millions of Nigerian students sit in mathematics classrooms scribbling matrices, solving probability problems, and memorising statistical formulas only to walk away thinking: “When will…
Clarion Call To Responsible Citizenship
By Banji Alabi The destructive ways and manners rather than constructive, social media is being deployed by many Nigerians, especially opposition politicians and some opponents of government under the guise…