Kannywood Actress Jailed for Naira Mutilation in Kano
A Federal High Court in Kano has convicted and sentenced actress Saadatu Mohammed Inuwa to six months imprisonment for mutilating a N1000 note, with an option of a N200,000 fine.
Category : Judiciary
Four Sentenced to Death for Murder of Rivers DPO
A Rivers State High Court has sentenced four individuals to death by hanging for the murder of SP Bako Amgbashim, a former Divisional Police Officer. The court found them guilty of conspiracy, murder, cult membership, and robbery.
Court to Rule on Cleric's Detention After Government Fails to Justify
The Federal High Court will rule on the legality of Sheikh Sani Abdulkadir's detention after the government failed to present a court order. The cleric is linked to an alleged coup plot against President Tinubu.
Stella Oduah Seeks Plea Bargain in N2.5bn Fraud Case
Former Aviation Minister Stella Oduah has applied for a plea bargain deal regarding N2.5 billion fraud charges, with prosecutors confirming ongoing discussions under Nigeria's criminal justice law.
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El-Rufai's Lawyer Speaks on Alleged DSS Arrest Attempt
Nasir El-Rufai's lawyers have condemned an alleged attempt by DSS operatives to arrest the former Kaduna governor upon his arrival in Nigeria, disclosing their planned legal response.
Judge Withdraws from EFCC Cases Against Malami in Abuja
A federal high court judge in Abuja has withdrawn from presiding over two EFCC cases involving former attorney-general Abubakar Malami, citing personal reasons and the interest of justice.
Judge Steps Down from Malami's N213bn Forfeiture Case
Justice Obiora Egwuatu of the Federal High Court in Abuja has withdrawn from presiding over two cases involving former Attorney-General Abubakar Malami, citing personal reasons and the interest of justice. The EFCC is prosecuting Malami on money launderin
EFCC Witness Clears Ex-Kogi Gov Bello in Fraud Case
In a dramatic turn at the FCT High Court, an EFCC witness testified that no evidence links former Kogi Governor Yahaya Bello to transactions from local government accounts, involving over ₦109 million for supplies and services.
Vendor Freed on Bail After Toilet Argument Over President
A Harare vendor spent nearly two months in prison after a dispute over filthy public toilets escalated into allegations of insulting Zimbabwe's President Emmerson Mnangagwa, with rights groups highlighting bail and prison issues.
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Maxwell Seeks Clemency to Clear Trump, Clinton in Epstein Case
Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's former girlfriend, offers to testify that Donald Trump and Bill Clinton did nothing wrong in exchange for ending her 20-year prison sentence for sex trafficking.
Maxwell Pleads Fifth in House Epstein Investigation
Ghislaine Maxwell refused to answer questions from the House Oversight Committee, invoking her Fifth Amendment right during a closed-door deposition about Jeffrey Epstein's case.
Court Allows Service via Social Media in Celebrity Case
An Ikeja High Court has approved serving court documents through WhatsApp and Instagram in a lawsuit involving Pastor Chris Okafor, VeryDarkMan, and Doris Ogala, marking a landmark legal development in Nigeria.
Court Quashes N5m Fine Against Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan
The Court of Appeal has nullified a N5 million fine and apology order against Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, citing procedural flaws in contempt proceedings linked to her suspension.
Oyo Princes Seek Court Order Against Alaafin
A group of Oyo princes has filed a lawsuit seeking court orders to restrict the Alaafin of Oyo's public engagements and affirm his historical status as paramount ruler.
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Judge Faces Probe Over Flirty WhatsApp Messages with Court Clerk
A High Court judge in Zimbabwe is under formal investigation by the Judicial Service Commission after a husband submitted alleged flirtatious WhatsApp messages between the judge and his wife, a court clerk.
Court Upholds Senator Natasha's Suspension, Voids Fine
The Court of Appeal in Abuja has upheld Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan's suspension by the Senate, ruling it was within parliamentary powers, while vacating a contempt fine.
Jimmy Lai Jailed 20 Years in Hong Kong Security Case
Hong Kong court sentences media tycoon Jimmy Lai to 20 years imprisonment under national security law, marking longest sentence since legislation's implementation in 2020.
Man Seeks Divorce Over Wife's Alleged Attempt to Burn Him Alive
A man in Ibadan has pleaded with a customary court to dissolve his union, alleging his wife's infidelity, violence, and an attempt to burn him alive. The wife denies all claims, citing mother-in-law interference.
UK: No Official Notice of £420m Nigerian Court Ruling for 1949 Miners
The UK government states it has not been formally notified of a Nigerian court judgment ordering £420 million in compensation for families of 21 coal miners killed in 1949, awaiting official communication before responding.
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Enugu Court Orders UK to Pay £420m for 1949 Miners
A High Court in Enugu State has ruled that the United Kingdom must pay £420 million in compensation to families of 21 coal miners killed by British colonial authorities in 1949, declaring the deaths unlawful and ordering a formal apology.
EFCC Witness Details N46.5m Transfer in Bello's Trial
A compliance officer testified in court about N46.5 million transferred to American International School Abuja in former Kogi Governor Yahaya Bello's ₦80 billion money laundering case.
Nigeria Court Orders Britain to Pay £420m for Miners Massacre
Enugu High Court holds British government accountable for 1949 Iva Valley coal miners killings, ordering £420 million compensation and formal apologies to victims' families.
Court Dismisses Petition to Dissolve Live Seed Christian Church
The Federal High Court in Lagos has dismissed a petition seeking dissolution of Live Seed Christian Church of God, ruling petitioners failed to provide credible evidence for winding up the religious organization.
Life Sentence for Trump Assassination Attempt in Florida
Ryan Wesley Routh, 59, has been sentenced to life in prison for attempting to assassinate former President Donald Trump at a West Palm Beach golf course in 2024. The case involved erratic courtroom behavior and substantial evidence.
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Nnamdi Kanu Appeals Life Sentence with 22 Grounds
IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu has filed a comprehensive appeal challenging his life sentence, citing 22 grounds including procedural errors and legal misdirection by the trial court.
Court Rejects Sowore's Evidence Against Tinubu
Federal High Court in Abuja rejects exhibit alleging Tinubu insulted Jonathan. DSS witness denies knowledge, case adjourned to March 5 for cross-examination.
Court Orders 3 DNA Tests Abroad for Mohbad's Son
The Ikorodu High Court in Lagos has mandated three separate DNA tests to be conducted abroad to determine the paternity of Liam, the son of late singer Mohbad.
Ex-AGF Malami, Son Arraigned on Terrorism, Firearms Charges
Former Attorney-General Abubakar Malami and his son face five counts including terrorism financing and illegal firearms possession in Federal High Court Abuja.
Senate Confirms Justice Oyewole to Supreme Court
The Nigerian Senate has officially confirmed Hon. Justice Joseph Olubunmi Kayode Oyewole as a Justice of the Supreme Court following a legislative process initiated by President Bola Tinubu.
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Falana: Coup Suspects Must Face Civilian Courts, Not Court-Martial
Human rights lawyer Femi Falana insists soldiers accused of plotting against Tinubu's government must be tried in civilian courts, not military tribunals, to uphold constitutional democracy.
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