Professor Uche Uko Uche is a professor of Law at the University of London. He is also a visiting lecturer at the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, NIIA. In this interview he spoke on the nation’s judiciary, especially on the issue of corruption that has tainted the institution, the legal profession and standard of legal education in the country.

The fact that Nigeria confronts one of its most dangerous security challenges in history is no more news. These are really defining times. Every day comes with one disturbing story or the other- sectarian violence or provocative utterances by religious leaders frustrated by government’s response to the violence.

People living with disability, PWD, have tasked the Lagos state government over implementation of Lagos State Special People’s Law during a two-day workshop aimed at fashioning out a better programme for people with disability in the State.

Sequel to an order of a Federal High Court, the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) has taken possession of properties of one of its alleged debtors; American Specification Autos limited.

Executive Secretary of the National Human Rights Commission,NHRC, Prof. Bem Angwe has tasked the states and federal government to take proactive measures to prevent growth of urban slums.