The remarkable response of National Publicity Secretary of the Nigerian Bar Association, Mr. Kunle Edun, to the N500,000-N5m jacking of hate speech fine has obviously been jettisoned. Edun’s claim that “the press as the fourth estate...
The federal government has been presenting the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS) to the public as if it is the main reason the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) embarked on strike on March...
By Daniel Ighakpe A walk through my neighbourhood in FESTAC Town, Lagos reveals a large number of mini-banks that have recently been set up along the streets, and in one corner or the other of the...
In the evening of Tuesday, October 20, a detachment of the Nigerian Military was despatched to suppress and or bring an end to a two-week long protest at the Lekki Toll Gate of Lagos. Protesters had...
By Bridget Edokwe 1.0 GENERAL INTRODUCTION 1.1 It was a rare privilege to have the opportunity of reading the article/paper of O.M. Atoyebi SAN on the subject he titled, “A BILL SEEKING TO ENACT THE...
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