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Read the Full Address of President Buhari at the 58th Annual General Conference of the NBA

27/08/2018 ♦

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President Muhammadu Buhari was at the 58th Annual General Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association in Abuja, yesterday where he declared the event open. See Nigerian Lawyers Giving President Buhari a ‘Sai Baba’ Farewell Read his address at the event next… ADDRESS BY HIS EXCELLENCY, MUHAMMADU BUHARI, PRESIDENT, FEDERAL…

See Nigerian Lawyers Giving President Buhari a ‘Sai Baba’ Farewell

27/08/2018 ♦

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President Muhammadu Buhari declared Open the 58th Annual General Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association in Abuja, yesterday. Surprisingly, as he was leaving the event, the lawyers started chanting ‘Sai Buhari’ a chorus that seems to follow the president wherever he goes. Watch video next. Read the Full Address…

Firdaus Amasa Invited to Call to Bar Ceremony, to be Allowed to Wear Hijab

21/06/2018 ♦

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Remember the controversy that trailed the refusal of entry to Firdaus Amasa, a Muslim graduate of the Nigerian Law School over her refusal to remove her hijab for the Call to Bar ceremony? Well, the Body of Benchers met today and reports reaching us indicate that it is now ready…

Ojota Incident, 3 Policemen Dismissed as Lagos Command Releases Half-year Disciplinary Record

11/06/2018 ♦

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The Lagos State Police Command as issued a press release on the disciplinary measures taken against policemen who were accused of brutalising a man at China Town complex, Ojota, Lagos. Read the press release next: OJOTA INCIDENT, THREE POLICE MEN DISMISSED/ HALF YEAR DISCIPLINARY RECORD In keeping with its promise…

The Use of Hijab/Veil in Some Public Institutions: The Position of the Law

22/12/2017 ♦

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By O. G. Chukkol One of the challenges Muslim females are facing is the wearing of hijab. Hijab is a veil they use in covering their body. These challenges are found even in public institutions. The proscription of the use of veils is normally done through rules made in those…

The Travails of a Muslim Hijabi Nigerian Lawyer

15/12/2017 ♦

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By Lateefah Sodique Oluwaakemi I Compromised… So as a law student, I was very excited to make impact. To enshrine the principles of law and order, to uphold justice and fairness. All remarkable prescriptions of our noble profession. My Able University however, provided me with a formidable platform. From the strong…

Before the National Assembly ‘Impeaches’ Fayose, Let us Consider the Law

10/01/2017 ♦

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By Festus Ogun Undoubtedly, Nigeria is a country blessed with good laws. But sadly, people that live in it are cronic breachers of laws. Illegality in its strict sense should not be in fact mistaken for injustice. At times, what is unjust may not be illegal. But, even with this,…

On Mob Lynching, Jungle Justice and the Law

08/12/2016 ♦

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By Festus Ogun Nigeria is a country blessed with virtually ‘everything’ needed for the upkeep of a fine and sane society – both human and natural resources. Equally, Nigeria is blessed with good laws too. We have multifarious statutes which cater for needs in human endeavours. But, even with all…

Law and Engineering Valuation

01/12/2016 ♦

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By Misbau A. Lateef Although each belongs to different branch of knowledge, one, Law, and the other, applied science, the relationship between law and engineering is age-long. It is engineering technology as an applied science that is used to design and produce products that improve the quality of human life.…