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Who will tell the chief justice?

    Who will tell the chief justice?

Nigeria’s Supreme Court held a special session on November 27, 2023, to formally usher in a new legal year. It provides an occasion for a retrospective on the performance of

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While I am worried on behalf of the judiciary…

    While I am worried on behalf of the judiciary…

If you are not confused by the series of glaringly contradictory judgments coming out of the 2023 general election petition tribunals across the country, even up to the level of

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PAACA: Attacks on INEC, judiciary over 2023 polls pose danger to democracy

    PAACA: Attacks on INEC, judiciary over 2023 polls pose danger to democracy

Ezenwa Nwagwu, chairman of Peering Advocacy and Advancement Centre in Africa (PAACA), a civil society organisation (CSO), says incessant attacks against the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and the judiciary

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Dark chapter for the judiciary

    Dark chapter for the judiciary

In 1961, the Prime Minister of Nigeria, Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, enjoined Justice Adetokunbo Ademola to “never waiver from the truth” and a charged him that if he committed a crime

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Malawai’s path to an ‘award-winning judiciary’

  Malawai’s path to an ‘award-winning judiciary’

Joyce Banda, Malawi’s fourth (and first female) president, was in Nigeria earlier this month as a guest of the Nnamdi

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Plateau election verdict: Understanding the role of the judiciary in electoral process

  Plateau election verdict: Understanding the role of the judiciary in electoral process

BY FIDELIS M. TANKO Since the election petition tribunals and the courts of appeal across the country began to pass

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Court judgements: Nigerian politicians and the need to play by the rules

  Court judgements: Nigerian politicians and the need to play by the rules

A political party is described as a group of people who hold similar political ideologies and work fervently, by way

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EXTRA: No one should leave charms in my courtroom, judge warns

  EXTRA: No one should leave charms in my courtroom, judge warns

Hakeem Oshodi, a judge at the Ikeja high court, Lagos state, has warned members of the public to stop leaving

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Judicial mercenarism

  Judicial mercenarism

In July 1977, the Organization of African Unity adopted a Convention for the Elimination of Mercenarism in Africa. It offered

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Off-cycle elections: Imo, Kogi, Bayelsa

  Off-cycle elections: Imo, Kogi, Bayelsa

Off-cycle elections in Nigeria are held outside the usual timetable for general elections. When Nigeria returned to democratic, civilian rule

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