Nigeria’s 1999 Constitution mandates a multi-party system, making a formal one-party system illegal and subject to…
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Police Extrajudicial Killings in Nigeria: Legal Safeguards under Siege
Extrajudicial killings by police remain a persistent stain on Nigeria’s law enforcement landscape, where officers sometimes…
Escalating Kidnappings and Grisly Murders in Imo State: Legal Ramifications and Community Collapse
Kidnappings in Imo State, Nigeria, have surged into a crisis marked by brutal murders, exemplified by…
Imo Assembly seeks revitalization of moribund govt. Coys for job creation, others
The Imo House of Assembly has urged Gov. Hope Uzodimma to review all moribund state-owned companies…
LG autonomy: Centre Advocates Constitutional Review (Section 162) To Enable Full Implementation
The Citizens Centre for Integrated Development and Social Rights, a civil society organization, has advocated for…
Court Rules Nigerians Have Right to Record Police on Duty
The Federal High Court in Warri, Delta State, has delivered a landmark judgment affirming that Nigerians…
FG’s New 1% Tax: What It Means for Market Women, Mechanics and Other Informal Workers
The Federal Government has approved a new simple tax for people in the informal sector –…
As Tinubu Signs Electoral Law Amendment, the Pros and Cons
President Bola Tinubu signed the 2026 Electoral Act Amendment into law in February 2026, introducing key…
El-Rufai: Prolonged Detention Without Prosecution – What the Law Says
Prolonged detention of accused persons by security agencies without charging them to court raises serious legal…
Alleged N5.2bn fraud: Absence of ICPC, ex-JAMB Registrar’s Lawyers Stall Hearing
The absence of lawyers to the prosecution and the defence in the trial of Prof. Dibu…