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.
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.
Nigerian Senate partners with NITDA and BPP to mandate all government agencies adopt .ng domain names, boosting national digital identity and cybersecurity.
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?
US Senator Ted Cruz launches groundbreaking legislation challenging Nigeria's Sharia blasphemy laws, sparking international debate on religious freedom and human rights.
Apple CEO Tim Cook unveils revolutionary AI integration plan during earnings call. Discover how Apple Intelligence will reshape user experience while maintaining privacy-first approach.
Discover how strategic digital infrastructure investment is positioning Nigeria for technological leadership and economic growth in the new digital era.
The Civil Service Academy of Nigeria announces major digital infrastructure upgrades and strategic reforms to revolutionize public service efficiency and workforce development.
Ogun State celebrates the graduation of 30 certified digital technicians trained to address hardware maintenance gaps and boost digital literacy across the state.
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.
Lagos police arrest middle-aged man who disguised as female to secretly record women in gym bathrooms. Shocking details emerge about his sophisticated operation.
In a major digital transformation move, President Bola Tinubu has launched the NIN Auth application and directed all government agencies to adopt the platform for secure identity verification, marking a significant step toward Nigeria's digital future.
The Nigerian government unveils ambitious plan to replace traditional chalkboards with digital technology in all schools, marking a major shift in educational methodology.
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.
Governor Alex Otti inaugurates WIOC's 173km fibre duct project, marking a major leap in Abia State's digital transformation journey and positioning the region as Nigeria's next tech hub.
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.
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.
NITDA calls on Nigerian states to collaborate in achieving 70% digital literacy target by 2027 through grassroots initiatives and policy implementation.
United Bank for Africa launches groundbreaking digital marketing initiative to empower Nigerian SMEs with cutting-edge tools and expert training for business expansion.
President Bola Tinubu reaffirms commitment to creating a digitally-driven Nigerian workforce through comprehensive training programs and technological infrastructure development.
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.
French court orders Apple to compensate major telecom operators for unfair iPhone sales terms that hurt competition in the French market.