Law School begins from…
*The growth of NLS and whether it still serves its purpose IN 1969, Nigeria’s Chief Justice, Sir Adetokunbo Ademola, opened the Nigerian Law School’s permanent campus at Victoria Island, Lagos,…
VeryDarkMan SAN: If Law is about advocacy, what exactly is the nba afraid of?
By Prof. Vitus Ozoke Just yesterday, my good friend and President of the Nigerian Bar Association, Chief Afam Osigwe, SAN, posted a famous line on Facebook: “I disapprove of what…
The prospects of Law
By Hameed Ajibola Jimoh, Esq. FIGPCM, CGArb. (Certified Global Arbitrator), MiADRN, MiCMN, LPC (Licensed Peace and Conflict Resolution and Management Specialist), PC-WCM (Certified Specialist in ‘Workplace Conflict Management’), ACArb (Chartered…
NESTOIL AND NECONDE Supreme Court Decision: A Practical Paralysis
The Supreme Court has spoken. The ex-parte orders are gone. The Receiver says he was not ousted. There is an order of the Federal High Court for parties to maintain…
Odinkalu: Nigeria’s femocracy has been hijacked by politicians, judges, and security officials
Professor of law and former Chairman of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), Chidi Anselm Odinkalu, has described Nigeria’s emerging political “rainbow coalition” as “political criminality” rather than pragmatism, arguing…
Fuel Subsidy Savings: The Lies And Statistics
By Izielen Agbon Sir: On Wednesday, August 19, 2026, the Finance Minister and coordinating Minister of the Economy, Taiwo Oyedele, declared that N15.8 trillion was saved from June 2023 to…
Halting Insidious Fateful Entanglements
By Abdu Rafiu Mr Tony Elumelu, until a week ago, chairman of UBA, taking exception to being addressed by his first name by a young trainee at the bank, has…
Publish And Flourish To Rescue Varsities From Tyranny Of Numbers
By Isaac Oluyi A silent revolution is unfolding in Nigeria’s universities—but it is not the kind that builds nations. It is a revolution of numbers. Publish one paper. Publish five.…
Readers As Chorus
By Tony Afejuku The Glitterer is writing, talking, exhilaratingly now about the relationship between the writer and his readers. Specifically, he is dwelling on the relationship between him and his…
Nigeria must move from Economic Stabilisation to Structural Transformation
By Banji Oyelaran-Oyeyinka In 2023, Nigeria’s new government came with a bold promise: to finally confront the structural distortions that had held the economy hostage for decades. The new government…