Blessed are the crooked judges, by Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
When he was a Justice the Court of Appeal in the Port Harcourt Division, during the tenure of Mohammed Bello…
Commentary
Inmates on Death Row: Killing in the name of law, by Richard Akinnola
I know this is a controversial subject. However, l have not changed my long-held position against the death penalty.Nothing can…
“One-party participatory democracy” by Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
On 13 December 1972, Zambia’s founding president, Kenneth Kaunda, signed into law the Constitution (Amendment) Acts, numbers 3,4 and 5…
The wages of presidential subterfuge, by Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
Excluding the five years and three months of the presidency of Goodluck Jonathan from February 2010 to May 2015, Nigeria…
An anatomy of parliamentary sexploits, by Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
2025 has not been easy on Nigerians. The economy has looked far from bright; the weather has been suffocating; and…
Sunday Jackson, victim of miscarriage of justice, by Chidi Odinkalu
Numan, the town that lends its name to one of the 21 Local Government Areas in Adamawa State in north-east…
That Festus Akande’s response to S’Court’s Justice Agim’s presence at UNICAL convocation, by Chidi Odinkalu
As part of its golden jubilee, the University of Calabar is said to have held a special convocation ceremony on…
In Rivers, a republic of anomaly renews its methods, by Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
In Nigeria, history tends to repeat itself with unerring accuracy and in tiresome syntax. When he wrote his Report on…
Examining Tinubu govt’s economic blueprint, by Ade Adesokan
The economic landscape of Nigeria is currently undergoing a profound and complex transformation, characterized by a delicate interplay of challenges…
This sentinel at the door of Anambra State must succeed, by Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
Comprising five of the country’s 36 states, south-east Nigeria is the site of resilient atrocity. In the eight years from…