SAN Demands Probe Into Nasarawa Attack Linked to Mining
Senior Advocate Terkaa Aondo calls for urgent investigation into violent incident in Anuku community, Nasarawa State, alleging mining company involvement and security lapses.
Category : Judiciary
State Policing: Key to Tackling Nigeria's Insecurity
An urgent call for the Senate to expedite state policing to address banditry, kidnapping, and communal violence, citing recent attacks and inefficiencies in the centralized Nigeria Police Force.
Certificate Forgery in Electoral Act 2026 Tests Constitutional Legitimacy
The Electoral Act 2026's handling of certificate forgery raises critical questions about Nigeria's constitutional supremacy, blending electoral law with criminal accountability and immunity issues.
Supreme Court Reserves Judgment on PDP Convention Dispute
The Supreme Court has reserved judgment in appeals challenging the validity of the PDP's 2025 national convention in Ibadan, with factions led by Tanimu Turaki and Nyesom Wike involved.
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FG Arraigns Alleged Coup Plotters in Abuja Court
The Federal Government has commenced the arraignment of alleged coup plotters before Justice Joyce Abdulmalik at the Federal High Court in Abuja. Attorney General Lateef Fagbemi leads the prosecution, with all defendants present except former Minister Tim
Court Orders DSS Custody for Six Alleged Coup Plotters
The Federal High Court in Abuja has remanded six alleged coup plotters in DSS custody after they pleaded not guilty to 13 terrorism-related charges for attempting to overthrow President Tinubu.
Delta Court Acquits Boys of Rape Charges Over Prosecution Lapses
A High Court in Effurun, Delta State, has discharged and acquitted two young boys accused of rape, citing lack of diligent prosecution by the authorities. The ruling was announced by their lawyer via social media.
Supreme Court to Announce ADC Crisis Judgment Date
The Supreme Court will communicate the judgment date for David Mark's appeal on the African Democratic Congress crisis after parties adopted their briefs.
Supreme Court to Rule on FIRS-Bayelsa N5.5bn Tax Case July 27
The Supreme Court has scheduled July 27, 2026, for judgment in the FIRS appeal against lower court rulings ordering payment of N5.5bn to Bayelsa State. The case involves disputes over tax collection authority and procedural compliance.
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Supreme Court Reserves Judgment in ADC Leadership Case
The Supreme Court has reserved judgment in an appeal by ADC National Chairman David Mark challenging court jurisdiction over party internal affairs, following arguments from senior lawyers.
Abure Heads to Supreme Court After Labour Party Ruling
The Court of Appeal in Abuja has dismissed Julius Abure's appeal, affirming Esther Usman as Labour Party leader. Abure vows to take the case to the Supreme Court as the party prepares for state congresses.
NBA Awka Honors Reps Aspirant Chukwudi Oli with Award
The Awka branch of the Nigerian Bar Association has presented an Award of Excellence to House of Representatives aspirant Chukwudi Oli, recognizing his legal contributions and community service.
Bayelsa Group Sues FG, NASS Over LGs and Resource Control
The Supreme Egbesu Assembly has filed a lawsuit against the Federal Government and National Assembly, demanding 24 new local councils in Bayelsa and greater resource control for oil-producing communities.
NBC Media Gag Rules Draw Fire from Editors, Obi, CSOs
The Nigerian Guild of Editors, Peter Obi, and civil society organizations condemn NBC's new regulations on broadcasters, warning they threaten press freedom and democratic accountability ahead of the 2027 elections.
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Court Adjourns El-Rufai Bail Ruling to June 2026
The Kaduna State High Court has postponed its ruling on the bail application filed by former Governor Nasir El-Rufai, rescheduling the decision to June 2026 amid significant public and political attention.
FG Files Charges Against Alleged Coup Plotters
The Federal Government has filed a 13-count charge against seven individuals, including a former governor, for an alleged plot to overthrow President Tinubu, with charges ranging from treasonable felony to terrorism and money laundering.
Appeal Court Dismisses Abure's Suit, Affirms Usman as LP Leader
The Court of Appeal in Abuja has dismissed Julius Abure's appeal, affirming Senator Nenadi Usman as Labour Party leader and imposing a N10 million cost for abuse of court process.
Court Rules Jehovah's Witnesses Can Be Called 'Destructive Sect'
A Madrid court has ruled that former members can criticize Jehovah's Witnesses as a 'destructive sect' under freedom of expression, dismissing the group's appeal and emphasizing public interest in the case.
El-Rufai Stays in ICPC Custody, Bail Ruling Adjourned to June
Former Kaduna Governor Nasir El-Rufai will stay in ICPC custody after a Kaduna court postponed his bail ruling to June, amid fraud and corruption charges.
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Court Affirms Usman as Labour Party Leader, Dismisses Abure's Appeal
The Court of Appeal in Abuja has dismissed Julius Abure's appeal, affirming Senator Nenadi Usman as the legitimate Labour Party leader and imposing a N10 million cost on Abure for abuse of court process.
El-Rufai Stays in ICPC Custody, Bail Hearing Adjourned
Former Kaduna Governor Nasir El-Rufai will remain in ICPC custody until June 2026 as his bail hearing faces adjournment. He faces nine charges of fraud and abuse of office, with his defense alleging political motivation.
Court Adjourns Bail Ruling in El-Rufai Case to June 2026
The Kaduna State High Court has postponed its ruling on the bail application of former Governor Nasir El-Rufai, rescheduling the decision for June 2026 amid significant public and political attention.
Court Admits Exhibits in N8.7bn Malami Trial
The Federal High Court in Abuja has admitted nine bank documents as exhibits in the money laundering trial of former Attorney-General Abubakar Malami, his wife, and son over alleged N8.7 billion fraud.
Uber Liable for Driver's Misconduct in Federal Jury Ruling
A federal jury in North Carolina found Uber liable for a driver's actions, awarding $5,000 in damages. This case is part of ongoing sexual assault lawsuits against the company across the U.S.
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Judge Denies Megan Thee Stallion's Cyberstalking Injunction
A federal judge has refused rapper Megan Thee Stallion's request for a permanent injunction against blogger Milagro Cooper in a cyberstalking case, citing First Amendment concerns and lack of evidence for immediate threat.
Court Admits Exhibits in N8.7bn Fraud Case Against Malami
A Federal High Court in Abuja has admitted nine exhibits in the N8.7 billion fraud trial of former Attorney-General Abubakar Malami, his wife, and son, presented by the EFCC.
Court Clarity Sought on INEC Appointments and Political Ties
A rights group has approached the Federal High Court to interpret Section 156 of the Constitution regarding whether past political party affiliation disqualifies INEC appointees.
ASCSN Appeals Court Ruling, Urges Calm in Leadership Dispute
The Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria has appealed a court judgment favoring its former President, Innocent Bola-Audu, and called for calm among members as the legal battle continues.
NUJ Slams NBC Directives Over Press Freedom Erosion
The Nigeria Union of Journalists criticizes recent NBC directives, warning they undermine press freedom and editorial independence, calling for dialogue over sanctions.
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INEC Absence Doesn't Invalidate Party Primaries, Says Ubani
Dr. Monday Ubani explains that while parties must notify INEC, the commission's physical absence does not invalidate primaries under the Electoral Act 2026, citing legal precedents.
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