Nigerian judiciary

Why transparency, accountability matter in appointment of judges

By Ngozi Njoku (NAN) THE appointment and discipline of judges remain among the most important processes in any democratic society. They...

Press freedom on trial: After 22 months delay, FG appeals against journalists’ attack probe

THE Federal Government has asked the Court of Appeal in Abuja for permission to appeal a February 2024 judgment...
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Senate moves to raise supreme court justices to 30

The Nigerian Senate is reviewing a bill seeking to raise the number of Supreme Court Justices from 21 to...

Richard Akinnola’s ‘Judicial Terrorism’ raises question on Nigeria’s jurisprudence

THE  launch of 'Judicial Terrorism: The 1992 Zangon Kataf Mock Trial' by Richard Akinnola raises further questions on Nigeria's...
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UPDATED: Fire guts Supreme Court

A section of the Supreme Court complex in Abuja caught fire on Monday, September 25. The cause...

Reclaiming Nigeria’s Judiciary: An inconvenient manifesto

By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu “It is important to move debates about human rights out of courts and legal academies and...
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