I walked away from power rather than compromise my integrity —Octogenarian Eburajolo
Life is not about what you have – Rev. Helen Oritsejafor
Constitutional succession in a presidential indisposition
He that comes to equity must do so with clear hands
Swearing in the Chief Justice of Nigeria debate
Stop giving poor attention education, Onifade others speak
We are set to reposition Olabisi Onabanjo Varsity – Council Chairman
LASU: Staff, students await panel’s reports
Nigeria’s rough road to Copenhagen: The story of a failed summit (2)
The making of a star! (4)
Warri agog for GKS Feast of Tabernacles
2009: How the Nigeria police fared
Why we failed to deliver 6,000Mw – FG
Judiciary has fared fairly well under Yar’Adua govt, but…
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SubscribeThe thrills and frills of Christmas (4)
Often, more damage is done to the victims through improvised rescue. The question then is whether the rescue scenario painted above has any implications under the law. It has to be stated quickly that the law is happy with the rescuer (call him the Good Samaritan) and though this subject is intricate, it ought to be noted rather quickly too, that the law also offers protection to the rescuer.
NJC more than ready to discharge its constitutional functions
The National Judicial Council, the apex body for the nation’s Judiciary, is one of the Federal Executive Bodies created under Section 153 of the 1999 constitution.
Constitution review: Rights groups task N/A committees (2)
By Laja Thomas The rationale for the delisting of INEC as a Federal Executive body removes the requirement that the Chair must be a member of a political party. The participants therefore made the following recommendations. The appointment of the Chair of INEC shall be by the Council of State which is headed by the […]
Public interest litigation in West Africa (2)
The central challenge for contemporary public interest organizations involves not formulating strategies, but developing the funding and policy leverage to implement them. Virtually all organizations report major difficulties in meeting their financial needs.
2009: Strikes compound woes of education sector
It was not only ASUU that went on strike in the out-going year. The other unions — the Senior Staff Association of Nigeria Universities (SSANU) and the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Related Institutions (NASU) — also battled the Federal Government, pressing for the signing of one agreement or the other which they allegedly reached with government.
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