In international diplomacy, silence can be louder than words. A delayed response, a withheld approval, or a quiet refusal often speaks volumes about how a country...
The danger is not only that the courts will lose their courage, but also that we expect them to have itIt is not enough for a...
Senior advocates, with deep procedural knowledge, have often turned legal defense into legal delay. Adjournments, technical objections, and procedural loops became tools not just of defense,...
Refraining from abusing April Fools’ Day is not about suppressing humor, it is about elevating it. It is about choosing wit over recklessness, empathy over ego,...
Defenders of our present way might argue that fighting nuanced corruption requires flexibility. But they misunderstand the very nature of law. Flexibility in investigation is one...
If the Independent National Electoral Commission, the courts, political parties, and even the electorate are all persistently discredited, then what remains of the Nigerian state?
Men would do well if they follow the example collectively been set by women. Because the truth is simple: knowledge shared is power multiplied. And in...
Within human dignity lies the central issuefor real reform: whether society takes it on board a little quietly or as a matter of course. In the...
In a piece sometime in 2021, Dr. Wale Bolorunduro disclosed that the Aregbesola administration had injected "N2 billion to retain that bank through structured leverage capitalization...
The root of the problem is not that there is no law, it is that moral lines are not drawn. Snatching a verdict by bribery flies...