Category : Judiciary


Court Jails 386 Terrorists in Four Days

The Federal High Court in Abuja has sentenced 386 terrorists to prison terms ranging from five years to life imprisonment in a mass trial. Attorney General Lateef Fagbemi confirmed the convictions, highlighting transparency and rehabilitation efforts.

False Rape Allegations: Legal Gaps and Justice Reforms

False sexual and rape allegations can ruin lives, yet Nigeria's laws lack explicit penalties for false accusers. This article explores real cases, expert insights, and the urgent need for balanced legal reforms to protect both the accused and genuine vict

386 Terrorists Jailed in Four Days by Federal High Court

The Federal High Court in Abuja has sentenced 386 terrorists to prison terms ranging from five years to life imprisonment in a mass trial. Attorney General Lateef Fagbemi confirmed the convictions, emphasizing transparency and rehabilitation efforts.

NHRC Logs 659,617 Rights Complaints in 90 Days

The National Human Rights Commission reveals Nigeria recorded 659,617 human rights complaints in Q1 2026, with discrimination, insecurity, and institutional weaknesses driving the surge. Executive Secretary Dr. Tony Ojukwu calls for urgent enforcement act

NBA Warns Against Judicial Overreach for 2027 Polls

The Nigerian Bar Association cautions against growing judicial interference in political party affairs, emphasizing the need to protect Nigeria's laws and democratic integrity as the 2027 elections approach.

David Mark Sues INEC Over ADC Leadership Delisting

Former Senate President David Mark has filed a lawsuit against INEC at the Federal High Court in Abuja, challenging the removal of his name as National Chairman of the ADC from the electoral body's portal.

Tech-Savvy Lawyer Training Drives Nigeria's Justice Reform Push

Stakeholders in Abuja emphasized the need for skilled, tech-competent lawyers at the Juritrust Centre's Criminal Justice Academy Moot Competition finale, supported by MacArthur Foundation and UNODC, to bridge gaps in legal education and enhance justice de

Lawyer Supports VDM's Petition Against Blessing CEO

A Nigerian lawyer, Barr Wendy Cynthia Okosa, has legally justified VeryDarkMan's petition against Blessing CEO for alleged false cancer claims, emphasizing that the N150 donation amount does not invalidate the complaint under Nigerian law.

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