Law or Labyrinth: Is Nigeria’s New Electoral Act A Dead End For Democracy?
By Festus Ifeanyi Anagwu The signing of the Electoral Act 2026 feels like a recurring fever in the Nigerian body politic. Just as the nation begins to catch its breath…
Legal Practitioners Bill 2025: Reform at the expense of Young Lawyers – Akangbe SAN
The Legal Practitioners Bill, 2025, is presented as a bold effort to modernise the regulation of Nigeria’s legal profession. Reform is necessary. Standards must improve, accountability must be strengthened, and…
NBA Ikorodu Branch 2026 Law Week: Akangbe charges lawyers on nation building
I extend my warmest goodwill to the Chairman, Executive Committee, and entire members of the Ikorodu Branch of the Nigerian Bar Association on the occasion of your 2026 Law Week.…
Distinguishing Suo Motu issues from Suo Motu No Case Submissions, or Non-Suit
By Amauche Onyedum, FNLI, FICMC, LL.M Abstract This critique scrutinizes the distinction between an issue raised suo motu by a court and a no-case submission or order of non-suit raised…