Nigeria’s democracy can only thrive when the judiciary remains respected, trusted and properly understood by the public. Court judgements should bring clarity and stability, not confusion...
Disclosure has to be re-conceptualized at the outset not as mere compliance but true openness. This requires embedding risk-based reporting standards that actually capture the operational...
A system that enables leaders to invoke sovereignty as a license of wreaking murder, does not preserve order; it legitimizes violence. And one that takes those...
A justice system that tries thousands does not judge, it condemns. It substitutes deliberation with speed and truth for presumption, and rights for expediency. It might...
Law enforcement based on public emotion is unacceptable. The law must be enforced legally and rationally. This legal-rational nature implies: first, the law must be enforced...
Court rejects FCCPC’s bid to vacate an interim order on digital lending rules, maintaining protection for telecom service providers.
Voices across the country and even in the diaspora are no longer speaking in cautious tones. They are demanding neutrality. They are questioning whether institutions meant...
When environmental approvals deliver predictably to ecological collapse, the problem isn’t just corporate misconduct, it’s institutional responsibility. Laws that facilitate destruction are not neutral as well....
Some lawyers, including judges and magistrates, come to court hungry and famished. They attend hearings on an empty stomach, without breakfast. How do they expect not...
No law without enforcement is not protection; it is a performance. If we let such intentional devastation of civilian infrastructure go unimpeded, we must acknowledge an...