Introduction The Nigerian judiciary is a multifaceted system designed to uphold the rule of law and ensure justice across the nation. One critical component of this system is the superior courts of record, which play a crucial role in interpreting and applying the law. These courts are integral to the legal landscape, serving as repositories […]
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Introduction Cyber abuse in Nigeria has emerged as a pervasive and insidious issue with increasing numbers of individuals and organizations alike falling victim to online harassment, threats, and stalking. Â The anonymity afforded by the internet emboldens perpetrators to engage in a range of malicious behaviors, from harassment and stalking to the dissemination of harmful misinformation.
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Legislative Immunity and Privilege in Nigeria: A Comprehensive Analysis Safeguarding Democracy and Rule of Law. 1.0 Introduction Legislative immunity and privilege in Nigeria constitute a fundamental aspect of the democratic process in Nigeria, as in many other jurisdictions. These legal safeguards are designed to protect lawmakers from undue interference in their legislative functions, ensuring
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Overview of the Penal Code: Implementation and Challenges Introduction Before the Penal Code, Nigeria had various criminal laws. Â Native courts, which were traditional courts, applied customary laws. Â In Muslim communities, this was islamic law, while other areas followed different local rules. Â The legislation came into effect on September 30, 1960. Unlike the Criminal Code used
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Optimizing Nigeria’s Justice System: Solutions to the Rising Case Load and Enhancing Court Efficiency 1.0 Introduction Nigeria’s justice delivery system is plagued by delays, technicalities, and cumbersome processes. As the last resort for the common man, the court should protect rights, and address infringements promptly. Â Western nations’ legal systems inspire confidence due to their effectiveness,
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Court threatens bench warrant against Abuja lawyer Victor Giwa in criminal matter; orders substituted service on property developer Osakwe The Federal Capital Territory High Court in Maitama, Abuja, threatened on Tuesday to issue a bench warrant against Victor Giwa, an Abuja-based lawyer, in connection with charges of unlawful eviction, mischief, and malicious damage to property
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In Nigeria, the very fabric of a just and efficient society hinges on the integrity of its institutions. Crimes such as forgery, impersonation, and lies (providing false information to public officials) pose significant threats, undermining public trust and hindering the smooth functioning of governance. This article explores the legal framework surrounding these offenses, examining their
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Maxwell Opara, apologises to Nigerian police and Ms. Asabe Waziri over harassment and defamatory allegations. Maxwell Opara, a prominent lawyer, has issued a formal apology to the Nigerian police and Ms. Asabe Waziri, a public servant and founder of Asabe Waziri Justice Advocacy Initiative (AWJAI), for accusations of harassment and defamation against his colleague, Victor
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Abuja Police Officer Honoured for Rejecting N150 Million Bribe Honesty Recognised: Businessman Rewards Officer’s Integrity A businessman in Abuja, Nigeria, is commending a police officer for his remarkable honesty. Â Prince Chukwuemeka Okoye, the Managing Director/CEO of Vegas Homes Ltd, honoured Superintendent Police Ibrahim Sini with a gift of land in Abuja for refusing a whopping
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Failed Institutions: The Recruitment Conflict between the Police Service Commission (PSC) and the Inspector General of Police (IGP). One of the reasons allegedly proffered by former US President Barak Obama allegedly cited for excluding Nigeria from his state visit to Africa was the weakness of our institutions, which he believed endangered democracy. Â A prime example
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