Category : Judiciary


Nigeria's Copyright Act Gap Costs Billions

Prof. Dorcas Odunaike reveals Nigeria's weak copyright protection leads to massive revenue loss. Urgent updates to the 2022 Copyright Act are needed to protect performers from digital piracy and boost the economy.

Supreme Court Allows Trump's Passport Gender Marker Policy

The US Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to enforce a policy requiring passports to reflect sex assigned at birth, reversing a Biden-era rule. This decision impacts transgender and nonbinary individuals' ability to self-identify on offici

Court Fixes Nov 20 for Nnamdi Kanu Judgment

Federal High Court schedules November 20 for judgment in Nnamdi Kanu's terrorism trial after IPOB leader challenges court jurisdiction. Follow for updates on this critical case.

Court fixes Nov 20 for Nnamdi Kanu judgment

Federal High Court in Abuja will deliver judgment on Nnamdi Kanu's terrorism trial on November 20 after IPOB leader declined to open defence. Follow this developing story.

CJN Urges Tribunal to Guard Independence

Chief Justice of Nigeria Olukayode Ariwoola delivers powerful charge to Code of Conduct Tribunal members, emphasizing judicial independence and integrity in handling corruption cases involving public officials.

Steve Daniel Demands Judicial Reforms in Nigeria

Prominent lawyer Steve Daniel calls for urgent reforms in Nigeria's judiciary, emphasizing the critical need for an independent justice system to combat corruption and ensure fair trials for all citizens.

Court Sets Nov 7 for Nnamdi Kanu's Defense

Federal High Court Abuja sets crucial November 7 date for IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu to open defense in terrorism trial. Justice Binta Nyako presides over high-profile case.

NIPSS N1.1B Lawsuit: Court Hearing Begins

The National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies confronts a massive N1.1 billion lawsuit as court proceedings begin. Get the latest updates on this high-stakes legal confrontation.

Trump's Christian Killing Threat: Legal Analysis

A Nigerian legal expert analyzes the potential international legal ramifications of Donald Trump's controversial remarks about alleged killings of Christians abroad and what it means for global religious freedom.

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