Nnamdi Kanu’s case has exposed why Nigerians must become legally literate – Defence team
The legal team of Nnamdi Kanu has said that the long-running court battle has revealed a major problem in Nigeria: many citizens do not understand their basic legal rights. According to the lawyers, the confusion around Kanu’s trial shows that people need to be more aware of how the justice system works. They stressed that […]
Kebbi Assembly repeals Child’s Right Law, enacts new protection bill
The Kebbi State House of Assembly has cancelled the existing Child’s Right Law and replaced it with a new Child Protection Bill. Lawmakers explained that the former law did not fully reflect local values and realities, so a fresh bill was needed to better protect children in the state. According to the Assembly, the new […]
Arresting citizens for facebook posts violates digital rights – CITAD
The Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) has condemned the arrest of Nigerians over comments made on Facebook and other social media platforms. According to the group, such actions break digital rights and go against democratic principles. CITAD explained that citizens have the right to express their opinions online without fear, as long as […]
Tinubu govt yet to comply with orders freeing Nnamdi Kanu – Ejimakor
Human rights lawyer and counsel to the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, Aloy Ejimakor, has criticized President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration for failing to comply with multiple court rulings ordering Kanu’s release. Ejimakor, in a post shared on his official X handle on Friday, questioned why the Federal […]
Crisis in Ibeju-Lekki as residents protest killing of unarmed individual by Police
Crisis broke out in Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos, on Friday, August 29, after residents protested the killing of an unarmed man, allegedly shot by police officers. The incident has sparked fresh outrage over police misconduct in the community. The shooting happened on Thursday night in Onosa, where one man was killed and two others were badly injured. […]
‘I’d Rather Be Imprisoned Than Obey A Compulsory Voting Law’ — Olisa Agbakoba
A new law is being proposed in Nigeria that would force every eligible voter to take part in national and state elections. This means everyone who can vote would have to vote, or face penalties. Olisa Agbakoba, a well-known human rights lawyer and senior advocate, strongly opposes this idea. He says he would rather go […]
The Failing Justice System In Nigeria: An Analysis Of Its Causes And Consequences, By Evans Ufeli
The justice system is a very important part of any democracy. It helps keep law and order, protects people’s rights, and solves problems between individuals or groups. But in Nigeria, many people believe the justice system is no longer working well. It faces many problems such as corruption, slow processes, limited access, and poor facilities. […]