Ekiti Judiciary Goes Digital: Judges can work remotely as new case management system rolls out
In a major step toward modernising Nigeria’s judicial system, judges in Ekiti State will soon be able to work from home or any location, following the rollout of a fully digital case management system aimed at improving efficiency, transparency, and access to justice.
Why we besieged NASS – Protesters
Pro-democracy protesters on Monday besieged the National Assembly Complex in Abuja, demanding that lawmakers explicitly provide for the mandatory, real-time electronic transmission of election results in the ongoing amendment of the Electoral Act.
Sweden plans to tighten rules for gaining citizenship
Sweden said Monday it planned to tighten rules to acquire citizenship, introducing “honest living” and financial requirements, a language and general knowledge test and raising the residency requirement from five to eight years.
Court appoints Administrator for Eroton Exploration
The Federal High Court has appointed Mr. Amala Umeike as Administrator of Eroton Exploration and Production Ltd following an order made on January 29, 2026, in Suit No: FHC/L/CS/2499/2025, Lagos State Internal Revenue Service v. Eroton Exploration and Production Ltd. The appointment was made pursuant to Section 450 of the Companies and Allied Matters Act, […]
Britain’s Prince William to begin three-day visit to Saudi Arabia
The visit comes as daily revelations from the Jeffrey Epstein files continue to put pressure on King Charles III’s disgraced younger brother, the former Prince Andrew.
Rooney warns Tottenham are in relegation danger
While Rooney acknowledged that the decision could be viewed as harsh, he said Romero’s tendency to lose discipline has been a recurring issue during his time at the club.
