Fears for Nigeria-wide vote after Anambra election chaos
Nigeria's 2015 presidential elections could descend into chaos if alleged irregularities and bungling in a key local vote are repeated nationally, politicians and activists are warning.
Baroness Lynda Chalker and Nigerian ruling class’ colomentality
When President Goodluck Jonathan suddenly fell ill last weekend in London, rumours of likely cause went viral.
Law School at 50: Decentralization has brought diversity and challenges – Prof. Oyewo
PRofessor Oyelowo Oyewo, the immediate Past Dean of the Faculty of Law, University of Lagos, is the Chairman of the 50th Anniversary Celebration Committee of the Council of Legal Education (CLE), a former Member of the Council and the Council of the Nigerian Institute of Advance Legal Studies (NIALS).In this interview, he spoke on the Nigerian Law School at 50 taking a look at its problems , progress and prospect. Excerpts .
Budget scare and NASS phobia
Who is afraid of the National Assembly? We have no reason to think that our Presidents are not. During the administration of the late President Musa Yar’ Adua, the man developed cold feet whenever it was time to appear before the National Assembly to present his budget proposals.
Nigerian Award overwhelms Keshi
I never thought of being nominated let alone being named the Coach of the Year in Nigeria, the first time I will be receiving such an award.
Appeal Court reserves judgment on N66m suit involving bank
The Court of Appeal, Lagos Division, has reserved judgment in an appeal filed by Nigerian Bank for Commerce and Industry (NBCI), challenging decision of the Federal High Court in awarding damages of N66 million to Dauphin Nigeria Limited.
