We went to court and the court said no, that death penalty is Constitutional and the only way we can change it is to amend the Constitution

By Ise-Oluwa Ige, Just back from Banjul Justice Emmanuel Akomaye Agim is the incumbent Chief Justice of the Republic of the Gambia . He is one of the few Nigerian egg heads that had occupied the exalted seat. Before his appointment, June, this year, he had earlier served as the President of the Court of […]

By Awa Kalu A simple definition of ‘offer’ is the one made by Prof. Itse Sagay in his well known book, Nigerian  Law of Contract which makes an offer ‘a definite undertaking or promise made by one party with the intention that it shall become binding on the party making it as soon as it […]

By Femi Falana Public interest litigation is entrenched  in the administration of justice system in Francophone countries of West Africa. It has been said that “the representation of the public interest in a civil hearing is guaranteed by a special institution which is often known as the State Judicial Agency and which is headed by […]

DELIBERATIONS among delegates from all the states of the federation, who attended the just concluded convocation of Network of Educational Services Centres in Nigeria (NESCN) and the resuscitated National Festival of Instructional Materials (NAFIM) at Abuja, centred around the entrenchment of best practices in standards and quality assurance, which is one of the focal points of the Roadmap for Nigerian education sector.