Afe Babalola, at 95 years old, is a man whose legacy could have been one of dignity, wisdom, and empathy—a revered legal icon standing as a...
The question of whether the law of defamation is a hindrance to freedom of speech and a curtailment to democratic process confronted the Burkinabe, a few...
Life is a fragile gift, and in the blink of an eye, it can take a turn that leaves us gasping for clarity. On Saturday, December...
Every year, when the cold season comes, life becomes even harder for thousands of street children in northern Nigeria. These children, known as almajiri, have no...
In contemporary Nigeria, a curious trend is emerging: the frequent invocation of the phrase “I have a reputation to protect.” It has almost become a default...
Corruption is a persistent issue that has plagued Nigeria for decades, and despite efforts to combat it, it remains a significant obstacle to the nation’s development....
In Nigeria’s dynamic socio-political and legal landscape, controversies often erupt with dizzying intensity, sometimes escalating beyond reasonable boundaries. The recent skirmishes involving popular figures, Verydarkman and...
Nigeria’s justice system, once a beacon of hope for democratic governance, is now viewed by its people as a broken institution. As of today, many Nigerians...
In Nigeria, the media landscape is as dynamic as it is fraught with challenges. Among these challenges, the misinterpretation and practical application of defamation laws often...
“Leadership is unlocking people’s potential to become better” – Bill Bradley The Federal Government established the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure in 1992. As...