The Executive Governor of Niger State Alhaji Abubakar Sani Bello has sworn in Abubakar Musa Kigera as the Grand Khadi of Niger state Sharia Court of Appeal. This was made known through a statement released to the press by Chief Read more…
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Mallam Anisere Sulaiman was brought before an Ikeja Magistrates’ Court on the allegation of defilement and sexual assault and remanded at the Kirikiri facility on June 5, 2018. The counsel to the Mr. Ahmed Adetola-Kazeem, filed a no-case submission, which Read more…
The Osogbo NBA branch has named a centre after Yusuf Ola-Olu Ali, SAN. Hassan Agbelekale, the branch’s chairman, said the decision was in recognition of his performance at the bar and contribution to the development of legal practice. Agbelekale accompanied Read more…
The Nigerian constitution contains the fundamental human rights in Nigeria and declares them, generally inalienable, absolute and unchallengeable. Human rights include the right to life and liberty, freedom from slavery and torture, freedom of opinion and expression, the right to Read more…
The Obas, Chiefs, Council of Obas and Traditional Council law of Ogun State, Bill 2021, provide for an approved method for the selection, appointment and recognition of Obas and Chiefs. It also aimed at curbing fetish practices in the process Read more…
Fridaus Amasa Abdulsalam Esq, Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria. She is a law graduate of University of Ilorin, LLB Degree and a Masters degree holder in Comparative Law (MCL) from the International Islamic University, Malaysia. She Read more…
A Criminal Court in Taif, Saudi Arabia has awarded jail term to 22 Saudis for their involvement in preventing an imam and preacher of the local mosque from entering the mosque and offering sermon and leading prayers on Friday. During Read more…
The Yorubas have a way with words, just like so many other tribes and ethnic groups. They will say ‘eegun atiro wole, eeyan atiro jade’ which can be literally translated as ‘a limping individual exited an abode that a limping Read more…
Can dressing up in hijab by a Muslim woman constitute a threat to civic security, order, morality or peoples’ health? It is distinctly not! Does it breach the rights and freedom of other individuals? It suffices not! Kwara State citizens Read more…
