Our Laws And Democracy Must Be Protected At All Times By Afam Osigwe SAN
The Nigerian Bar Association has closely monitored recent political and legal developments as the nation gradually approaches the 2027 General […]
Gun-blazing Wike ń f’ikú ṣere By Tunde Odesola
In Nigeria’s bustling cyberspace, Albert Ofosu Nketia is a name that needs an introduction, but his face doesn’t. At barely
Amupiutated – In Touch By Sam Omatseye
The man in the nightmare of Atiku, Mark, Aregbesola and company must be one Nafiu Gombe. He was a sore
It Is An Issue Of Professional Accountability, Not Witch-hunt By Afam Osigwe SAN
Dear Chief Jibrin Sam Okutepa, SAN, I read your write up with more amusement than anger. In other to portray
Physicians, Heal Thyself: The Case Of The Nigerian Political Class That Manifestly Detests Its Prescriptions By Victor Olumekun
There is a peculiar species of confidence, one that borders dangerously on delusion, that permits a man to burn down
Sunday Igboho, Bàbá Ìjẹ̀ṣà and the Àrígiṣégi curse By Tunde Odesola
With sand, twigs, silk, leaves and bark, the Arigisegi builds its house. If Àrígiṣégi had a father, his name would
Rotimi Cyrus Jones FCA: Celebrating a Accounting and Tax Virtuoso By Tunde Akingbondere
Sometimes, the equitable rule that assumes as done what ought to be done takes preeminence in our lives against all
Mallam Nasir El-Rufai: The Law and Government Magic By AbdulHaqq B. Mutairu Esq
Introduction In 1979, the irrepressible Fela Anikulapo Kuti released Unknown Soldier, a haunting protest against state impunity and institutional absurdity.
Barr Allen Onyema at 62: The making of a visionary leader By Prof Mike Ozekhome SAN, CON, OFR
“Seest thou a man diligent in his business? He shall stand before kings; he shall not stand before mean men.”
The Rule Of Law vs. The Rule Of Men: An Examination Of Police Power To Arrest And Detain In Nigeria (Part 2&3) By Irewole O. Ali
Illegal arrest and detention of an individual by the police is now a daily occurrence which an average citizen encounters