NBA Garki branch holds Webinar to tackle emerging fertility law
The Medical and Health Law Committee of NBA, Garki Branch, Abuja, organizes medical law webinar on the legal implications of cryopreservation of gametes (freezing of eggs and sperm) for later…
Nigeria is “dead and rotten” we have a country with maximum potential than 99% of nations — Adefarasin
Senior Pastor of House on the Rock, Paul Adefarasin, has described Nigeria as “dead and rotten,” lamenting the country’s worsening condition and calling on God-fearing citizens to become agents of…
Alleged coup trial: Do not turn prosecution into persecution, detained officers wives beg Tinubu
Wives of detained military officers facing alleged coup-related charges have written to President Bola Tinubu, urging fairness, transparency, and justice in the ongoing military trial. In a letter titled “A…
FG declares May 27–28 Public Holidays for Eid-el-Kabir, call for unity, love
Urges Nigerians to pray for peace and security The Federal Government has declared Wednesday, May 27, and Thursday, May 28, 2026, as public holidays to mark the Eid-el-Kabir celebration. The…
Oyo pays compensation to property owners affected by Ojoo/Akinyele Road expansion
The Oyo State Government has commenced the payment of compensation to property owners affected by the ongoing expansion and asphaltic reconstruction of the Ojoo/Akinyele Road, reaffirming its commitment to infrastructural…
Abia demands prosecution of criminal suspects over nursing student’s murder in Imo
The Office of the Special Assistant to the Governor on Students’ Affairs in Abia State has demanded the immediate arraignment and prosecution of all suspects linked to the murder of…
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…
Law is not Mathematics: Reflections on conflicting judgments in Nigeria
By Akinwumi Laleye This is a reflection on judicial inconsistency, legal certainty, and public confidence in the administration of justice. The increasing prevalence of conflicting judgments in Nigeria has once…
Duty cuts: Limits of cheaper imports on economy’s sustenance
By GEB The Federal Government’s decision to reduce import duties on rice, vehicles, and other selected essential commodities is a bold intervention to ease the cost-of-living crisis. But the decision…