A Nigerian legal expert analyzes the potential international legal ramifications of Donald Trump's controversial remarks about alleged killings of Christians abroad and what it means for global religious freedom.
American legal expert explains the constitutional provisions that could legally allow military involvement in Nigeria's political affairs under specific circumstances.
In a surprising cultural shift, husbands in Kano are leading a family planning revolution, challenging deep-rooted myths and religious misconceptions about contraception in Northern Nigeria.
Popular Nigerian comedian Seyi Law has passionately defended President Bola Tinubu after attacks from Atiku Abubakar's son, drawing parallels with his own father's experience with false accusations.
Sean Nelson, Senior Counsel at Global Religious Freedom, calls out Rabiu Kwankwaso over Kano State's controversial Sharia blasphemy laws that could lead to executions.
The Maldives government announces groundbreaking legislation prohibiting tobacco and vaping for anyone born after January 1, 2007, creating a smoke-free generation.
UN member states reach historic consensus to transform global housing strategies, addressing the urgent need for adequate shelter worldwide through innovative policies and sustainable solutions.
The Nigerian Institute of Town Planners expresses grave concern over the systematic neglect of campus master plans in Nigerian tertiary institutions, warning of dire consequences for academic environments and infrastructure development.
Explore the controversial possibility of US military strikes in Nigeria amid escalating religious violence and political tensions. What does international law say about foreign intervention?
Rwanda's Adhi Group earns prestigious WEF recognition for groundbreaking collaborative urban development projects in Kigali, setting new standards for African city innovation.
US Senator Ted Cruz launches groundbreaking legislation challenging Nigeria's Sharia blasphemy laws, sparking international debate on religious freedom and human rights.
Kaduna State Government commits massive funding to complete the transformative Kabala Costain Road project by 2026, enhancing urban infrastructure and economic growth.
New research reveals how genetic predispositions to medical conditions are influencing Nigerian women's decisions about contraception and family planning methods.
Lagos State Government officially endorses Eko Fiesta 2024, promising unprecedented support for Nigeria's premier cultural celebration featuring music, arts, and entertainment.
The wife of Lagos House of Assembly candidate Abdul-Azeez Moghalus refuses to retract her controversial warning about investing in Lagos, sparking intense political debate ahead of elections.
A Nigerian couple has petitioned the Inspector-General of Police over alleged extortion, harassment, and intimidation by a police officer. Discover their shocking story and the police response.
A Nigerian cleaner's life transforms overnight as UK court grants him £43 million inheritance from wealthy millionaire father who abandoned him as child. Justice prevails in emotional legal battle.
A Lagos State Magistrates' Court has sentenced driver Oluwaseun Ojo to six months imprisonment and mandated him to pay ₦3 million in compensation for recklessly damaging an FRSC patrol vehicle during an attempted escape from officials.
A serious collision involving two BRT buses in Lagos has left several passengers injured. Eyewitness footage shows the dramatic moment of impact as emergency services rush to the scene.
A serious collision involving two BRT buses on the Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway has left several passengers injured, causing major traffic disruption and emergency response.
The Nigerian legal community mourns as aspiring lawyer Augustine Kizito Nwagboso loses his life in a fatal road accident while traveling back from his Bar finals examination in Abuja.
Key stakeholders celebrate the groundbreaking Abuja Smart City project, hailing it as a game-changer for Nigeria's capital that will drive technological innovation and economic growth.
Former BBNaija housemate Tuoyo has vowed to sue the NDLEA after being detained during a controversial raid on a Lagos nightclub. The reality TV star claims his rights were violated.
The Federal Government maintains its stance on VAT compliance for lawyers and law firms, emphasizing revenue generation during the Nigerian Association of Law Teachers gathering.
A prominent coalition challenges the push for expanded Sharia law in Northern Nigeria, declaring the move unconstitutional and warning of national implications.
African heads of state are pushing for revolutionary sovereign justice systems to handle transnational crimes and international disputes, challenging Western-dominated legal frameworks.
Kogi State Police Commissioner CP Bethrand Onuoha Kankarofi has issued a strong warning against any form of violence or disruption of peace in the state, emphasizing zero tolerance for lawlessness.
Nigeria's Senate has approved landmark legislation to protect endangered species from illegal wildlife trade and habitat destruction, signaling major conservation progress.
Young Nigerians are paying a heavy price for city living with rising costs, mental health struggles, and overwhelming stress threatening their wellbeing and future prospects.
French court orders Apple to compensate major telecom operators for unfair iPhone sales terms that hurt competition in the French market.