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Benchers back CJN’s push to retire colonial titles

By Ikechukwu Nnochiri Willy Mutunga was sworn in as the first Chief Justice and President of the Supreme Court of Kenya on June 20, 2011, under the country’s 2010 Constitution. Barely months in office, he took a revolutionary step with the enforcement of a reform policy that historically altered Kenya’s legal practice.  Mutunga moved Kenya’s […]
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Edo Teacher’s Strike: Matters arising

On Monday, June 4, the nation woke up to the reality that her school children will again have to face the daunting experience of having to stay away from the classroom following calls by the teachers under the aegis of the National Union of Teachers, NUT, to embark on an indefinite strike.

‘Vital courses to technological devt missing in curricula’

The Director, Avial International Consult Limited, Mrs Bola Agunbiade has stated that vital courses that can contribute to technological leap are either not offered in Nigerian education curricular or lack local technology to have an optimised studying or learning impact.

Lagos CJ assigns judges to sit during vacation

Lagos State Chief Judge, Justice Ayotunde Phillips, has assigned atleast 10 judges to sit at the Ikeja and Lagos division of the Lagos State High Court, during long vacation of judges in the state.

The Supreme Court’s approach to locus standi

Locus Standi refers to the legal capacity of a person to institute an action in a court of law. It is a preliminary issue and is distinct from the merits of the case. The rules on locus standi are the creation of the common law.

Nigeria’s development dilemma (3)

You want to ask: what really is wrong with us? How come our leaders, past and present, are unable to get it right despite all kinds of nebulous? Development plans such as NEEDS, vision 20-2020, etc?

Rivers promotes Maths among students

The Rivers State Government says it will promote study of Mathematics among pupils and students across the schools in the state. The Rivers State Commissioner for Education, Dame Alice Lawrence-Nemi stated this while receiving the students that represented the country at the 2013 Pan-African Mathematics Olympiad (PAMO) at the National Mathematics Centre in Abuja.

Fashola hopeful on quality of education

Governor Babatunde Fashola (SAN) of Lagos State, has said the state government will not be derailed from its set goals for the people, in spite of the daunting problems facing the nation.

Exclusive: E-X-P-O-S-E-D, Suspected killers of CP Asadu

IN the beginning: THE precarious security situation in the country assumed a frightening dimension on March 2, 2013, when a serving Commissioner of Police, Chinwike Asadu was gruesomely killed by gun men in Enugu. The Police boss who was in-charge of Kwara State was in the city en route to Port Harcourt for the annual police games when he was brutally shot to death in front of his private residence.

Farmers/herdsmen clashes: 3,000 lives lost, still no end in sight

FOURTEEN years after the gruesome murder of Zaki Iyordye Akaahena, a renowned paramount ruler in Guma Local Government Area of Benue State alongside his two sons who were allegedly beheaded by rampaging Fulani herdsmen in 1989, over 3,000 lives have been lost to the unending bitter fight.

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