CELSIR, KENNA, canvass collaboration in equal rights promotion
In commemoration of 2025 International Human Rights Day, members Centre for Legal Support and Inmate Rehabilitation (CELSIR) collaborated with KENNA to promote collective commitment to human dignity and equal rights…
Why the CJN must end abuse of power in judicial appointments
By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu A Judge who takes advantage of the judicial office for personal gain or for gain by his or her relative or relation abuses power…. such abuse…
State Police Still An Urgent Constitutional Imperative
By EB The renewed clamour for State Police that has once again echoed loudly across Nigeria’s geo-political zones is not unexpected, considering the unprecedented rise in terrorists’ onslaught. This time,…
Dangers of legalising civilian dictatorship (2)
By Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa The matter should have ended at this point, as the absence of jurisdiction deprives the court of the power of further judicial intervention in the case. In…
Adamakin blasts govt agencies, others of illegal occupying Madam Tinubu’s land in Lagos
Calls for honour, justice at 138th anniversary The legendary feats of the 19th-century Amazon, Madam Efunroye Tinubu, were the focal point at the Civic Centre in Lagos on Wednesday night.…
Ozekhome urges brand leaders to imbibe integrity, adaptability
Executive Vice President, Strategy and Innovation at Chain Reactions Africa, Franklin Ozekhome, has stressed the need for brand leaders to imbibe purpose, adaptability and consistency as yardstick for building sustainable…
State Police and South-East: Constitutional imperative not political luxury
By Uche J. Udenka The debate on state police in Nigeria has long been framed as a political gamble—an optional reform fraught with risks of abuse and fragmentation. Nowhere is…
NLC vows to protests against unjust tax system
Ahead of the January 1, 2026, implementation of the Federal Government’s new tax reforms, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has vowed to reject any tax system it described as distorted,…
Africa’s case for reparations is no longer theoretical
By Stanley Olisa Africa has made many demands of the world over the decades. Few have carried the moral clarity and political weight of the one now taking shape: a…
Policy reversals and the crisis of governance inconsistency
Recent policy reversals by the Federal Government – from the reviewed presidential pardon to the swift withdrawal of the decision to scrap compulsory Mathematics for Arts students- highlight a troubling…