Explainer: What if BVAS fails in 2027 election?
Under the Electoral Act, if a malfunctioning BVAS cannot be repaired or replaced, voting in that specific unit is postponed to the next day.
Judiciary Under Military, Civilian Rule: From ouster clauses to constitutional checks
The contrast is particularly evident in the judiciary’s relationship with executive power, access to justice, judicial independence and the determination of political disputes
NIGERIA @ 66: Scandalised? – How NJC’s hammer fell on judges, justices
Perhaps the most dramatic recent disciplinary action came in Imo State in 2025 when the NJC compulsorily retired 10 judges over alleged age falsification
NIGERIA @ 66: Focus on judiciary – When justice loses its way
Nazi jurists themselves were prosecuted for what the Nuremberg proceedings described as judicial murder and other atrocities committed in the name of law
Nigeria’s Independence: Meet 16 men, 2 women who led judiciary in 66 years
With her swearing in on September 30, 2024, Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun became the 18th leader of Nigeria’s Judiciary since independence
2027: Meet Shadow Minister Peter Agada, YPP presidential candidate
Agada is the Principal of Cyrus Acoustics Sound C4i & Co., President of the Congress of Professionals, and the Shadow Minister of Infrastructure
