CONSUMER PROTECTION IN NIGERIA’S TELECOM INDUSTRY: A MYTH OR REALITY? By Semilore Akinsulure
It is no longer contentious that the world has been reduced to a global village. We live in a world […]
Legal Practitioners Bill 2025: Reform at the Expense of Young Lawyers By Lateef Omoyemi Akangbe, SAN
The Legal Practitioners Bill, 2025, is presented as a bold effort to modernise the regulation of Nigeria’s legal profession. Reform
The Lawmaker Who Went to Abuja and Did Not Forget Home By Damilola Abe
There is a particular kind of politician that Nigerians have grown quietly accustomed to. He arrives at the National Assembly
The ADC babel is falling apart, by Rotimi Fasan
In less than six weeks from now, precisely at the end of May, the various political parties jostling to unseat
Evolving Trends: Nigerian Legal Practice in a Globalised World – Reflections from the NBA-SLP 2026 Conference By Kayode Ajulo SAN, OON
The just-concluded 2026 Annual Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association Section on Legal Practice (NBA-SLP), held at the National Theatre,
The president’s psychologically punishing jokes By Festus Adedayo
I have severally confessed my love for the South African literature. I fell in love with it early in life
A Rejoinder and a Clarification: On Sunday Dare, Economic Reform, and the Nigerian Public Square By Pat Utomi
I was genuinely thrilled to read Sunday Dare’s response to my recent commentary on the management of the economy. Setting
A nation sleepwalking into the future, by Muyiwa Adetiba
The current Iran/US war has disrupted global systems. Oil refined and crude powers the world, and with the Middle East
ADC crisis avoidable, coalition erred in adoption – Ardo
A former governorship candidate in Adamawa State and convener of the League of Northern Democrats, Dr Umar Ardo, has faulted
Nigerian military: Death on battlefield, crumbs on payroll By Tunde Odesola
Tigrine is the name of a rocky downhill village located in a cheerless valley. Tigrine is ruled by King Tiger