Category : Judiciary


Clintons Agree to Depositions to Avoid Contempt Vote

Bill and Hillary Clinton have agreed to in-person depositions in Washington, DC, to avoid a contempt of Congress vote in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, with House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer seeking clarification on the terms.

Court Bars NLC, TUC from Planned Abuja Protest

The National Industrial Court in Abuja has restrained the Nigerian Labour Congress and Trade Union Congress from proceeding with a planned protest in the Federal Capital Territory following an application by FCT Minister Nyesom Wike.

Court Bars NLC, TUC from Abuja Protest

Justice Emmanuel Subilim of the National Industrial Court has issued an interim order restraining NLC, TUC, and three others from industrial actions in Abuja. Security agencies directed to maintain law and order.

Witness Arrested in Ganduje Port Ownership Case

Principal witness Ahmad Rabiu detained at Kano airport amid threats allegations. Prosecution claims arrest aims to intimidate witnesses in high-profile corruption case involving former governor Abdullahi Ganduje.

Legal Aid Council Withdraws from Nnamdi Kanu Case

The Legal Aid Council has withdrawn from representing Nnamdi Kanu, citing irreconcilable differences and accusing the IPOB leader of attempting to dictate legal proceedings. The Federal High Court struck out his prison transfer application.

Lawyer's Viral DNA Test Advice: Test Then Sue

A Nigerian lawyer's social media post advising women to allow DNA tests requested by husbands, then sue for breach of trust if results confirm paternity, sparks widespread debate.

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