Chief Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun cautions court registrars and judicial administrators against preferential treatment of lawyers and litigants, stressing that such practices undermine public trust in Nigeria's judiciary.
A Federal High Court in Abuja has dismissed Air Peace's suit, affirming the FCCPC's powers to investigate consumer complaints, including unrefunded airfares, under the 2018 Act.
Former Minister Uche Nnaji and the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, have initiated out-of-court settlement talks in a certificate forgery dispute, halting legal proceedings at the Federal High Court in Abuja.
A Federal High Court in Abuja admitted nine exhibits presented by EFCC against former AGF Abubakar Malami, his wife, and son in a N8.7bn money laundering trial, with detailed transaction records revealed.
Lawyer Aloy Ejimakor argues that the 2017 proscription of IPOB was politically motivated and discriminatory, citing international bodies, Nigerian courts, and foreign governments that have flagged it as unlawful.
Chief Justice of Nigeria Kudirat Kekere-Ekun cautions court registrars and judicial administrators against preferential treatment, emphasizing that ethical standards must extend beyond judges to maintain public trust in the judiciary.
The Nigeria Union of Journalists has strongly criticized a recent National Broadcasting Commission advisory to broadcasters, calling it a veiled attempt at censorship that threatens editorial independence and free expression in Nigeria's media landscape.
The Supreme Court of Nigeria has adjourned the high-profile Kano Emirate leadership dispute to April 19, 2027, after hearing preliminary arguments, indicating a lengthy legal process ahead.
Cardinal Peter Okpalaeke calls on Senator Emmanuel Nwachukwu to speak out against alleged Christian persecution, emphasizing accountability and divine mandate during a Thanksgiving event in Anambra.
SERAP has condemned the NBC's directive threatening sanctions against broadcast stations for alleged code breaches, calling it unconstitutional censorship and urging President Tinubu to intervene.
The Delta State High Court in Oghara has ruled in favor of King Obukohwo Monday Arthur Whiskey, affirming his status as the recognized traditional ruler of Idjerhe Kingdom and dismissing false reports of his removal.
Prominent Kano lawyers have declared a lawsuit seeking to halt the screening of Murtala Sule Garo for deputy governor as premature and procedurally invalid, warning against judicial interference in legislative functions.
Former Kaduna Governor Nasir El-Rufai raises alarm over malicious orchestrations, including detention and defamatory reports, as his media adviser condemns the campaign against him.
A civil society organisation urges the Inspector-General of Police to ensure a fair trial and legal representation for Hammed Akanbi, citing rights violations in a Lagos royal family land dispute.
The National Industrial Court in Abuja has initiated contempt proceedings against the Minister of State for Health and Dr. Unaogu Nneka for disobeying an order to reinstate Prof. Monday Igwe as Medical Director of Federal Neuropsychiatric Hospital, Enugu.
The High Court in Oghara, Delta State, has ruled in favor of King Obukohwo Monday Arthur Whiskey, affirming his status as Idjerhe Kingdom's traditional ruler and adjourning the case indefinitely pending appeals.
Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has called on President Bola Tinubu to immediately withdraw a National Broadcasting Commission directive, labeling it unconstitutional and a danger to press freedom ahead of 2027 elections.
SERAP urges President Tinubu to withdraw an NBC directive, calling it unlawful and a threat to press freedom, warning of legal action if not addressed within 48 hours.
A Kwara court dissolved a marriage after the wife cited financial hardship and her husband's irresponsibility. The judge granted her custody of three children and ordered the husband to provide for them.
A Catholic priest has voiced strong frustration after an imam reportedly offered millions to anyone who could harm a pastor, with the imam still free. The incident highlights tensions and calls for justice in Nigeria.
The National Broadcasting Commission has cautioned broadcasters against breaches of the Nigeria Broadcasting Code, citing a decline in professional standards and warning of sanctions for violations as the 2027 general elections approach.
Attorneys for Tyler Robinson, accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk, request a judge ban courtroom cameras, arguing sensationalized coverage threatens his fair trial rights.
The Kwara State Government has filed a 20-count criminal charge against former Senate President Bukola Saraki and ex-governor Abdulfatah Ahmed, alleging conspiracy in the 2018 Offa bank robberies that killed 33 people.
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Nigerian lawyer Maxwell Opara files lawsuit against the Federal Government's Operation Safe Corridor program, arguing that reintegrating 700 former insurgents violates criminal justice procedures and constitutes fraud.
The Kwara State Government has filed a 20-count criminal charge against former Senate President Bukola Saraki and ex-governor Abdulfatah Ahmed, alleging conspiracy and armed robbery linked to the deadly 2018 Offa bank attacks.
A lawyer details the legal implications of Blord's release on bail, including self-recognizance and passport deposit, and discusses Omoyele Sowore's involvement in the case.
The Kwara State Government has filed a 20-count criminal charge against former Senate President Bukola Saraki and former Governor Abdulfatai Ahmed for alleged involvement in the 2018 Offa armed robbery. The charges include criminal conspiracy and culpable
The Ekiti Anglican Diocese concluded its Synod, advocating for godly parenting, electoral integrity, and security reforms ahead of the 2026 and 2027 elections.
Kwara State Government files 20-count criminal charge against former Senate President Bukola Saraki and ex-Governor Abdulfatai Ahmed for alleged involvement in the 2018 Offa robbery, including conspiracy and homicide.
A Federal High Court in Abuja has granted bail to entrepreneur Linus Williams Ifejirika, known as BLord, in an impersonation case involving influencer Martins Vincent Otse, or VeryDarkMan, with conditions including passport deposit and sureties.