Law/Judiciary
ECOWAS Court Declares ‘Nigeria’s Cybercrime Act Section 24 Vague, Arbitrary, Unlawful’
SERAP said the ECOWAS Court gave the ruling in a suit it filed before the court, saying that Section 24...
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Court Fines Lawyer N10m For Offering Wrongful Advice To Client
The Lagos High Court sitting at Yaba has ordered a lawyer, Mr. K. O. Bakare, to pay a N10million fine...
Read moreFG arraigns Tukur Mamu, ex-terrorist negotiator
The Federal Government will, today, arraign Mr Tukur Mamu, ex-terrorist negotiator, on a 10-count charge bordering on terrorism financing among...
Read moreTaraba Senatorial ticket: Supreme Court upholds Jimkuta as rightful candidate
The Supreme Court on Friday upheld Mr David Jimkuta a first timer as the lawful candidate of the All Progressives...
Read moreNJC recommends immediate compulsory retirement of Taraba Chief Judge
The National Judicial Council (NJC) on Friday in Abuja recommended the compulsory retirement of the Chief Judge of Taraba State...
Read moreJudge to jail IGP, Alkali Usman over violation of court orders
By Kayode Lawal, Abuja The National Industrial court in Abuja has threatened to jail the Inspector General of Police (IGP),...
Read moreSupreme Court dismisses certificate forgery suit against PDP Bayelsa Senatorial candidate
By Ebuka Obidinma The Supreme Court on Thursday dismissed a certificate forgery suit brought before it against Mr Benson Konbowei,...
Read moreSupreme Court affirms Hembe as Benue Labour Party’s gubernatorial candidate
By Ebuka Obidinma The Supreme Court on Thursday affirmed Mr Herman Hembe as the lawful governorship candidate of the Labour...
Read morePlateau LP guber ticket: Supreme Court affirms Dakum’s candidacy
The Supreme Court on Wednesday affirmed Dr Patrick Dakum as the Plateau State Labour Party (LP) candidate for the March...
Read moreSupreme Court Affirms Ruffai Hanga as Kano Central Senator Elect
The Supreme Court on Friday affirmed Rufai Hanga as Senator Elect for Kano Central Senatorial District under the platform of...
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