A thorny path to the Bar for over 4,000 NOUN Law graduates
The National Assembly amended the National Open University Act (Cap. N6, LFN 1983) in 2017, primarily to align the institution with conventional universities and eliminate discriminatory barriers for its graduates.
Iran War: AFAN raises concern over impact on food prices
AS the United States-Israel -Iran war continues to escalate, the All Farmers Association of Nigeria, AFAN, yesterday, said they are watching the developments and impacts on food prices in Nigeria.
Steel Guardians appoints Tugbiyele as new Managing Director
By Innocent Anaba Steel Guardians Limited has appointed Mr. Segun Tugbiyele as its new Managing Director, effective March 1, 2026, marking a leadership transition aimed at strengthening the company’s growth strategy. Tugbiyele brings more than 35 years of professional experience across the finance, oil and gas, and real estate sectors. He previously held several key […]
Nigerian youth takes local football analysis to another level
By Solomon Nwoke The founder of KS Analysis, Solomon Robinson has found a way round Nigerian football analysis with his recently launched platform. The site which is widely known as King Solomon Analysis represents a new generation of Nigerian entrepreneurs redefining discipline, insight, and responsibility in the digital economy. “To many, sports is entertainment. To […]
Language, Security and Global Peace: A call for caution
“While studying the factors that affect our ability to stay compassionate, I was struck by the crucial role of language and our use of words”
Benue NBA faults CCT for inviting Federal High Court Chief Judge
The United Benue Bar, comprising the Makurdi, Gboko and Otukpo branches of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), has faulted the invitation of the Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, Justice John Tsoho, by the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB), insisting that the action contravenes established constitutional provisions and judicial precedents.
