For now, Kayode Egbetokun has moved on from the office he once occupied. He deserves to enjoy his retirement in peace and sound health, while the...
Ultimately, this case has grown beyond the fate of one individual. It has become a test of Nigeria's commitment to free speech, constitutional democracy, and the...
It has become a matter closely watched by lawyers, journalists, civil society organisations, and international human rights observers, and its outcome will inevitably inform broader discussions...
The judiciary must reckon with what it is permitting within its own walls. If judges and court officials allow security operatives to control who enters their...
To the judiciary, I say this: Remain impartial. Do not allow yourselves to be used as instruments of political persecution. Nigerians are watching, and history will...
The Federal High Court has fixed June 30 to rule on Sowore’s bid to overturn his bail revocation, while the DSS opposes his release from custody.
Omoyele Sowore sits in Kuje Correctional Centre for now, while the next hearing is June 24, 2026. The real verdict, however, will be delivered not by...
The Federal High Court in Abuja revoked Omoyele Sowore’s bail and ordered his detention pending continuation of his trial.
Sowore told the Federal High Court that his lawyers would no longer appear in the case, prompting him to defend himself while seeking a new legal...
A democracy governed by law must strike a balance between civil liberties and public safety. Undermining the lawful investigative powers of the police under the guise...