Judiciary

SDP NEC dissolves Gabam-led NWC, secretary faults process

    The internal crisis rocking the Social Democratic Party took a dramatic turn on Friday as the party’s National…

4 months ago

Akwa Ibom CJ frees mentally challenged girl, 122 other inmates

  The Chief Judge of Akwa Ibom State, Justice Ekaete Obot, on Friday, announced the release of 123 inmates, including…

5 months ago

INEC begins online voter registration in Akwa Ibom August

  The Independent National Electoral Commission has announced that it will open its portal for online Continuous Voter Registration in…

5 months ago

Nigerian courts are ‘dilapidated infrastructures’, says Ozekhome

  Nigerian constitutional lawyer and human rights advocate, Professor Mike Ozekhome, (SAN), has advocated for improved funding and incentives for…

6 months ago

Courts summon Akpabio, Nwaebonyi over Natasha’s rights violation

  Adebayo Folorunsho-Francis, Abuja   Two Federal Capital Territory High Courts have separately summoned Senate President, Godswill Akpabio, and the…

6 months ago

Ex-Abia AG denies forgery complaint against lawyer

  Former Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice of Abia State, Chief Awa Kalu, SAN, has denied initiating any police…

6 months ago

SAN urges unity for national progress

  A Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Mr Olusola Idowu, has urged Nigerians to shun division talks, affirming that the greatness…

6 months ago

Accept Appeal Court verdict like a sportsman, Okpebholo tells Ighodalo

  Edo State Governor, Senator Monday Okpebholo, has called on the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party in the September…

6 months ago

Reps pass harmonised tax reform bills

  The House of Representatives on Wednesday passed the tax reform bills transmitted to the National Assembly by President Bola…

6 months ago

Natasha’s lawyers allege bias over unaddressed petitions 28th May 2025

  The legal team representing Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan on Wednesday raised the alarm over what it described as a disturbing…

6 months ago