Residents of Amasiri in Ebonyi State have petitioned the National Assembly, alleging human rights violations by the state government and security agencies, including extrajudicial killings and property destruction.
A Benue housewife, Maria Adoga, has petitioned for divorce, alleging her husband drinks excessively, beats her severely, and abandons the home after receiving his salary, citing safety concerns for herself and their three children.
The Court of Appeal in Abuja has overturned a lower court ruling and awarded N10 million in costs against the National Pension Commission for unlawful labour practices against 20 staff members.
Barrister Aloy Ejimakor, lawyer for IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu, declares that the chains on his client's wrists symbolize the oppression of all Igbo people, urging Southeast governors to de-proscribe the group.
A legal dispute over former Oyo governor Adebayo Alao-Akala's estate has exposed extensive properties across Nigeria, UK, US and Ghana, with court restraining executors from transactions pending DNA tests and inheritance determination.
The NYSC expresses sorrow over a female corps member's death in Abeokuta, with a staff member arrested as police investigate alleged pregnancy complications and misconduct.
The Nigerian Bar Association has strongly condemned the sexual assault and public harassment of women during a festival in Ozoro, Delta State, calling it a national disgrace and demanding swift prosecution of the perpetrators.
Sir Steve Adehi, Supreme Knight of Knights of Saint Mulumba, emphasizes voting as essential for Christians in Nigeria, alongside security and spiritual reforms in the Order.
A US court orders Funke Ashekun to pay $300,000 for defaming MFM and Dr. DK Olukoya, as she and her husband collapse in court amid the ruling.
The Yobe State Hisbah Commission has imposed an immediate ban on male-female interactions, night gatherings, and public events, citing Islamic moral values and security concerns during Sallah celebrations.
The Delta State Government has initiated prosecution of two suspects, Godwin Mngumi and Nnaji Abalum, for the murder of retired Justice Ifeoma Okogwu. The trial opened at the Delta State High Court in Asaba, with charges including armed robbery, conspirac
Former Attorney-General Abubakar Malami defends his actions amid money laundering charges, while HURIWA condemns his tenure for alleged human rights violations under Buhari's administration.
Jigawa State Governor Umar Namadi has pardoned 12 convicted inmates ahead of Eid al-Fitr, following legal recommendations. The gesture aims to promote peace and reintegration into society.
Former Attorney-General Abubakar Malami pledges to fight money laundering allegations, claiming rights violations during searches and expressing pride in his ministerial tenure.
Former Attorney-General Abubakar Malami, released from custody on money laundering charges, asserts he has no regrets about his ministerial tenure and alleges rights violations by security agencies during investigations.
A Federal High Court in Lagos has scheduled May 14, 2026, for judgment in the high-profile case between Facebook Nigeria and ARCON over a N60 billion fine for alleged advertising violations.
The International Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA) Nigeria has urged for enhanced gender-responsive legislation and greater accountability from leaders to address GBV in Lagos, highlighting enforcement gaps and cultural challenges.
The National Association of Nigerian Students condemns suicide bomb attacks in Maiduguri, calling on the Federal Government to intensify security measures and protect students in the North-East region.
The Centre for Justice and Equity calls for the immediate release of four aides to former Minister Timipre Sylva, detained since October 2025 without formal charges, citing human rights abuses and due process concerns.
A Federal High Court in Lagos has scheduled May 14, 2026, for judgment in the high-profile case between Facebook Nigeria Operations Limited and ARCON over a N60 billion fine for alleged advertising violations.
A landmark ruling by the Federal High Court in Warri affirms citizens' constitutional right to record police activities in public and orders visible identification for all officers on duty.
A Nigerian pastor has called for authorities to arrest preachers who conduct dawn street evangelism, calling the practice outdated and disruptive in modern urban communities.
The Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) has called for a new constitution, alleging imbalance in religious provisions. President Bishop Wale Oke argues the current constitution favors Islamic references without equal recognition of Christianity.
The Court of Appeal has nullified a Federal High Court ruling, ordering a new hearing for Nasir El-Rufai's suit against the Kaduna State House of Assembly due to procedural breaches.
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The Federal High Court in Warri has delivered a landmark judgment declaring that Nigerians have a constitutional right to record police officers performing duties in public. The court also ruled anonymous policing unconstitutional.
An Abuja High Court has fined the EFCC N500,000 for repeated adjournments in the trial of former CBN Governor Godwin Emefiele, citing delays in producing a key witness.
Former Kaduna Governor Nasir el-Rufai has initiated legal action against the ICPC, accusing the anti-corruption agency of attempting to force him out of politics as a condition for his release from detention, according to court documents.
The Nigerian Bar Association condemns reports that a Federal High Court judge ordered a lawyer to kneel during proceedings, calling it a violation of judicial standards.
The Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria calls for a new constitution, alleging bias in religious provisions and linking insecurity to extremism, urging leaders to act.
The Ayuele Solidarity Front has urgently called on Edo State Governor Monday Okpebholo to intervene in a volatile chieftaincy succession battle in Agbede Community, citing illegal palace occupation and contempt of court rulings.