Finally, be hopeful. Hope is an important asset. Hopeful people do not just wish for good things to happen. Hope energizes them to take action and...
Laminating original documents may seem like a sensible method of preservation, but it can have significant legal and administrative consequences in Nigeria. It may hinder authentication,...
The time has come for the Federal Government to rethink Africa as the unquestioned centrepiece of Nigeria’s foreign policy and place Nigeria and Nigerians first. A...
Kenya's Legal Education Act, 2012 ended the Kenya School of Law's monopoly, permitting accredited universities to offer the one-year Advocates Training Programme (ATP) as a postgraduate...
The world is moving away from oil. The age of renewable energy is coming. If we do not build our own refineries, our own factories, and...
The book of Acts contains no record of apostolic anxiety over cathedral projects. Yet it overflows with prayer, persecution, evangelism, generosity, discipleship, missions, and the power...
A legal system that may not, or will not respond to its own corrupt output does more than just fail in justice delivery. It does injustice...
As we reflect on the past year, we consider how the Pope’s leadership has impacted our lives and influenced the broader national conversation on unity and...
And that is the highest indictment of where we are: Even so, together with a legal order that fails to enforce collective protection from global biological...
As hearings continue and pressure mounts for a forensic audit, the outcome of the Senate probe may ultimately determine whether Nigeria’s political and oversight institutions are...