Opinion
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Africa’s Continental Criminal Court can no longer wait
Less than a decade ago, the detention centre of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in Scheveningen on the outskirts of…
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All is now quiet… and dark at the beachfront, By Muyiwa Adetiba
A few days before the President’s recent visit to Lagos, which was to, among other things, flag off the Lagos-Calabar…
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Strengthening Nigeria’s electoral jurisprudence for democratic consolidation
Electoral jurisprudence, the body of law that governs electoral processes, is a vital component of democratic governance, ensuring the legitimacy…
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Who is afraid of Fidelity Bank?
A lot of mischief is going on in the banking sub-sector of Nigeria’s financial ecosystem since the Central Bank of…
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Eclipse of Nasir El-Rufai, By Andy Ezeani
“Without death penalty, 90% of Nigerians will continue to see corruption as God’s blessings. The anti-corruption campaign will be a…
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Distinguished Senator Cow and his human rights, By Suyi Ayodele
As the sitting president in 2016, General Muhammadu Buhari told the Emir of Katsina that “It would be foolhardy for…
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Slush funds for dubious petrol subsidy payments, By Ugo Onuoha
This regime, one year old last month, has no affinity with the truth. They are strange bed fellows. So there…
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American democracy’s Trump test, By Dakuku Peterside
There is currently no evidence to support the claim that democracy is a perfect system of governance. However, humans still…
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Boni Madubunyi (1933-2024), MFR: Embodiment of success and humility
Despite founding Nigeria’s most successful hydrocarbon geophysical consulting firm and contributing significantly to the development of the oil and gas…
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The judiciary in Nigeria, erosion of trust and quest for justice
The judiciary, a vital institution in any democratic society, is often revered as the ultimate safeguard against injustice and the…
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