By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu *“The judiciary have a wide scope for making political decisions.”* *J.A.G. Griffiths, “Constitutional and Administrative Law’ in Peter Archer & Andrew Martin (Eds), More Law Reform Now, 55 (1983)* The judgment of the Supreme Court of Nigeria on 19 January 2006 concerning the state of emergencyContinue Reading
By- Adenekan Shogunle, Esq. Fsi. The law has always been a noble profession. But nobility, as history reminds us, isn’t automatic; it must be earned, tested, and maintained. Lawyers are human: fallible, ambitious, and sometimes even reckless. What has preserved the dignity of the legal profession in itsContinue Reading
By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu In 1981, Chief Gani Fawehinmi was already 16 years at the Nigerian Bar and one of its brightest stars. He had also become a pioneer in the enterprise of legal publishing and a breakout litigator. One decade earlier, Gani had served as national publicity secretary of the Nigerian Bar AssociationContinue Reading
By Sylvester Udemezue (A). *STATEMENT BY LEARNED OLAYINKA SOKOYA:* _*”@SYLVESTER UDEMEZUE (airtel)y leader sir, all members of Egbe are bound by the constitution of Egbe Amofin Oodua and the resolution at the AGM. This resolution was reached at the AGM and I think the right thing for membersContinue Reading
