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Guest Columnist
Sen Natasha’s suspension expired 20 March, Sen Akpabio can continue his illegalities, By Ikeddy ISIGUZ0
SENATOR Obong Godswill Akpabio, Senate President, who refuses to imagine for a fleeting second that his role as the chief…
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Inside Nigeria
Rivers State: The Prerogative of the President to Declare a State of Emergency in Nigeria: A Legal Analysis, By Dr. Olukayode Ajulo
Prerogative, plainly put and without mincing words, refers to a special right, power, or privilege that is exclusive to a…
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News
Assembly Sacks All 5 Kano Emirates; Reverts to Single Emirate
The Kano State House of Assembly, Thursday, effectively terminated the reign of all current emirs in the five Emirates created…
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Opinion
Cabotage Law And Nightmares of Marine Business in Nigeria.
I have decided to write something again on the Cabotage law that came into being more than two decades ago…
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Guest Columnist
Afe Babalola, The Lawyers’ Lawyer, By Mike Awoyinfa
Afe Babalola, Nigeria’s super lawyer and founder of Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti (ABUAD) is one audacious man whose extraordinary success…
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News
Tinubu Signs Electricity Bill to Law
President Bola Tinubu has signed the Electricity Act (Amendment) Bill, 2024, into law. A release by the Special Adviser to…
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Guest Columnist
Afe Babalola and the Art of the Impossible, By Dare Babarinsa
Nobody knows the birthday of Aare Afe Babalola, SAN, one of Nigeria’s most prosperous farmers and a formidable lion of…
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Inside Nigeria
FRSC Doesn’t Seek Introduction of Sharia Law in Enforcement of Traffic Regulations
The Federal Road Safety Corps has dissociated itself from a baseless and unfounded opinion currently published on different news platforms,…
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Inside Nigeria
Law Prof Writes US, Canadian over Chimamanda’s Letter to Biden, Says Writer Has Over-Bloated Ego
A Nigerian professor of law, Prof. Yemi Oke, has written an open letter to the Canadian Prime Minister, Mr. Justin…
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Guest Columnist
That’s Not The Law: A Candidate Doesn’t Have to Have 25% Votes in Abuja, By Gbemiga Ogunleye
Our people say at the death of an elephant, various types of knives are brandished. Such has been the case…
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