In the matter of GTBank’s persecution of poor bloggers, by Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
By the time Muhammadu Buhari ran for a second presidential term in 2019, it seemed clear that the judicial process…
Commentary
Nigeria’s hostages in law, by Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
In 1991, Nigeria was in the full throes of the interminable transition to civil rule programme of General Ibrahim Babangida….
Farotimi: A trial of the Supreme Court, by Lasisi Olagunju
Adeola was a destitute woman with neither a surname nor a known relative who died at 1.15pm on Friday, 29…
Between Farotimi and Afe Babalola, by Festus Adedayo
The question of whether the law of defamation is a hindrance to freedom of speech and a curtailment to democratic…
What if Farotimi’s allegations are not false, asks Tonnie Iredia
From the comments made by the Nigerian Bar Association and some senior lawyers including the fiery Femi Falana, the case…
In the matter of Dele Farotimi before the Star Chamber, by Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
Paul Anyebe was a judge of the High Court of Benue State in north-central Nigeria who had a young son…
Dele Farotimi: Loquacity without substance? by D Komolafe
The book and its author represent everything wrong with our profession. We handled a case up to the Supreme Court….
Tax Reform Bills: What do we want, asks Lanre Ogundipe
Typical of major issues in our dear country, the proposed Tax Reforms Bills, 2024 transmitted to the two chambers of…
Right of Reply: When will the judges who cheated on their age be made to account, by Johnson Agwu
On 20 October 2024, I was gloomy. It was four years since the #EndSARS protests by Nigerian Youths against police…
Reuben Abati was in error, by Steve Osuji
The bully in the house: Dr. Reuben Abati is a public intellectual of no mean repute. A brilliant mind, a…