3 die, others injured in Ogun auto crash
Lawyer in trouble for testing Supreme Court’s finality, gets ban, N50m fine
All for Gani, no dissent
Parties to settle out of court over detained vessel
Teachers record breakthroughs in science, mathematics
University of Ibadan gets $1 million projects from Zain
NDDC partners First Bank on N-Delta devt
Pressure mounts on FG to end ASUU strike
‘Education, best birthright for children’
How corruption weakens nation’s educational sector – EFCC
Agbo Malu demolition sparks off outrage
ASUU strike: Traders count their losses
HARROWING TIMES : Bishop recounts how his father was kidnapped
Who owns the breast?
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SubscribeGani: A tearful farewell on a day of tributes
Clad in a white agbada with a pair of black shoes and a blue cap to match, Chief Abdul-Ganiyu Oyesola Fawehinmi’s corpse laid in a transparent glass casket as the ash colour car left the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, (LASUTH) Ikeja, Mortuary for his ultra- modern five storey Gallery and Library situated in the Business District of Agidingbi, Ikeja.
Gani Fawehinmi: A dogged fighter departs in a blaze of glory
By Olarotimi Akeredolu (SAN) We received the news of the transmutation of Chief Gani Fawehinmi, SAN, from his finitely temporal existence to immortality with a mixed feeling. The sense of loss is profoundly devastating. The mere thought that our adorable Gani will be referred to in past tense is difficult to bear. More unsettling is […]
NCP Gubernatorial Candidate, 2003 and 2007
By Ogbeni Banjo Death will never cease to inflict its pains, pangs and anguish in our hearts. In my leader’s case, it forewarned us in the most disappointed way. When it eventually comes, it strikes with a painful scourge, leaving on its trail feelings of nostalgia, sorrow, inertia and forlorn hope, especially for a man […]
Gani: Exit of the Social Conscience
By Onyema Omenuwa When Chief FRA Williams, SAN, passed on some three years ago, Nigeria’s legal community lamented the closure of a definitive chapter of the country’s legal history. Significantly, such feeling of momentous loss is, unarguably, the highest tribute that could be paid to a lawyer in this part of the world, and it […]
The storm in the Senior Advocate of Nigeria cup (2)
The greatest humiliation I had as a junior lawyer was when one client asked my boss to please personally handle his matter… “why?†asked my boss.
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