Christian Lawyers task FG to fish out killers of EndSARS protesters

Christian Lawyers task FG to fish out killers of EndSARS protesters

By Ibrahim HassanWuyo The Christian Lawyers Fellowship of Nigeria (CLASFON), has called on the federal government to fish out those responsible for the killing of EndSARS protesters across the country, especially in Lekki Area of Lagos and bring them to justice. In a statement jointly signed by CLASFON President, Mr. Arome M. Okwori and the […]
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Is that affair really worth it?

Is that affair really worth it?

“After 20 years of marriage, my husband deserted me for a younger woman and caused me deep hurt”, wrote in Davina from Lagos. “He’d given me a big lovely card on our 20th wedding anniversary saying how much he loved me and how he was looking forward to the next 20 years with me. Yet, […]

Make Nigeria A Freedom Park!

Make Nigeria A Freedom Park!

By Gerald Eze   “Welcome O life! I go to encounter for the millionth time, the reality of experience and to forge in the smithy of my soul, the uncreated conscience of my race.” – James Joyce in A Portrait of The Artist as a Young Man.   If we understand what is happening in the […]

Bitter-sweet week

Bitter-sweet week

By Francis Ewherido I have been disoriented for much of the week. I have done very little this week. I had even planned not to write this week because contradictory emotions have left me completely disoriented. When the EndSars protests started, I was completely fine with the way the protesters conducted themselves. That’s the standard of […]

#ENDSARS: If hoodlums don’t stop, we‘ll intervene— OPC

#ENDSARS: If hoodlums don’t stop, we‘ll intervene— OPC

The Oodua People’s Congress (OPC) has called for an immediate stop to the destruction of lives and billions of naira worth of property in the South-West, warning that if the violence persisted, the organisation might be forced to roll out its men and guarantee security.

Don seeks national policy on arbitration

Don seeks national policy on arbitration

By Henry Ojelu The Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Academic, Research, Innovation and Strategic Partnerships (ARISP) of Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti, Professor Damilola S. Olawuyi, has urged stakeholders in the justice sector to urgently develop a national policy that will maximize the full value of the practice of arbitration in the country. Professor Olawuyi, a professor of […]