A UK court has ruled it is currently impossible to determine which identical twin brother fathered a child after the mother had sex with both within days, highlighting limitations in DNA testing.
The League of Northern Democrats condemns violent attacks in Jos, calling for a thorough investigation into the incidents and alleged foreign interference by an American citizen to protect Nigeria's unity and stability.
The Federal High Court in Kaduna has postponed its ruling on Nasir El-Rufai's bail application to April 14, as the former governor faces corruption charges from the ICPC.
A Federal High Court in Kaduna has postponed the bail application of former governor Nasir El-Rufai to April 14, ordering his continued detention by the ICPC on corruption charges.
A Philadelphia court has implemented a groundbreaking ban on all smart and AI-powered glasses with recording capabilities, including Meta glasses, to safeguard courtroom privacy and prevent unauthorized recordings, with violators facing criminal contempt
Former Kaduna Governor Nasir el-Rufai has withdrawn his fundamental rights enforcement suit against a Chief Magistrate at the FCT Magistrate's Court in a N1 billion case. The withdrawal came after the judge noted the suit failed to properly identify the m
A High Court in Calabar has ordered the Nigeria Police Force to pay N1 million in damages to Cameroonian youth leader Manghe Romeo Etta for wrongful arrest and detention over a stolen vehicle allegation.
The African Leadership Strategy and Transparency for Development Initiative alerts that the Digital Forensics Institute bill is statute-barred after the President missed the 30-day assent deadline, urging strict constitutional compliance.
A federal judge has ruled that former President Donald Trump cannot proceed with a $400 million ballroom construction at the White House without congressional approval, citing legal requirements.
A High Court in Calabar has mandated the Nigeria Police to pay N1 million in damages to Cameroonian youth leader Manghe Romeo Etta for wrongful arrest and detention over a stolen vehicle allegation.
A Federal High Court in Lagos has frozen funds and assets valued at N448 million in a debt recovery suit by Keystone Bank against five defendants, citing alleged loan diversion and risk of asset dissipation.
Senegal's President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has signed a controversial bill increasing prison terms for same-sex relations to up to 10 years, drawing international condemnation from human rights groups while reflecting strong domestic support.
A Nigerian lawyer has argued that the wedding of Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere's autistic son could be void under the Marriage Causes Act, citing mental incapacity and church licensing issues.
The Federal High Court in Kaduna has postponed the bail hearing for former Governor Nasir El-Rufai to Wednesday, as he faces separate corruption charges in both federal and state courts, with tight security and restricted media access.
Former Kaduna Governor Nasir El-Rufai has withdrawn his fundamental rights enforcement suit against a chief magistrate in his N1 billion case before the Federal High Court in Abuja.
Former Kaduna Governor Nasir El-Rufai has withdrawn his N1 billion fundamental rights enforcement suit against a chief magistrate in Abuja. The withdrawal followed procedural issues identified by the court.
A Nigerian lawyer has publicly stated that the marriage of Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere's autistic son to a single mother is legally void, citing lack of licensed venue and unsound mind as key reasons, sparking social media debate.
The Federal High Court in Kaduna has postponed former Governor Nasir El-Rufai's bail application hearing to Wednesday, April 1, 2026. El-Rufai faces multiple corruption charges and was escorted by ICPC operatives after court proceedings.
An Edo State High Court has reinstated Engr. Lukman Akemokue as the Okuokpellagbe of Okpella, declaring his 2025 removal unlawful and a violation of his right to fair hearing. The court ordered Michael Sado to vacate the throne immediately.
Former Kaduna Governor Nasir El-Rufai returned to court after temporary release for his mother's burial. The ICPC resumed proceedings on charges including public property conversion and money laundering.
The Nigerian Bar Association urges the Federal Government to boost security in Plateau State and other flashpoints, condemning the Palm Sunday attacks in Jos as unacceptable.
Israel's parliament passed a controversial bill allowing the death penalty for Palestinians convicted of deadly terror attacks, drawing criticism and a court challenge.
Nigeria's judiciary faces scrutiny over executive-funded welfare for judges, with critics arguing it undermines independence. Legal experts and activists call for constitutional reforms to ensure transparency and autonomy.
The Nigerian Bar Association Section on Legal Practice highlights declining integrity among young lawyers and announces a 2026 conference to address evolving trends and global perspectives.
The N14.09 billion lawsuit by 36 former Chevron employees over denied retirement benefits has been adjourned to June 2026 due to the trial judge's unavailability at the National Industrial Court in Lagos.
A Federal High Court in Lagos has scheduled committal proceedings for May 2026 against former police legal director AIG Emmanuel Ade Aina and 28 others for allegedly violating court orders related to a residents' association dispute.
The National Human Rights Commission in Ebonyi State calls for justice for Nnenna Onu, a 35-year-old woman allegedly killed over her father's property inheritance. The case has seen delays since 2021, with one suspect arrested and remanded.
Abuja-based lawyer Dr. Abdul Mahmud calls for calm and dialogue in the protracted Fatima Gold Estate dispute involving residents, police, and estate rules enforcement.
The National Human Rights Commission has initiated a comprehensive 10-month capacity-building program to enhance the protection and enforcement of human rights across Nigeria, focusing on economic, social, and cultural rights.
The Centre for Justice and Accountability has lauded the Attorney General of the Federation for embracing a plea bargain in the N2.5 billion fraud case involving former aviation minister Stella Oduah, citing judicial efficiency and public interest protect