OPINION
Ending The Cycle – Why Electronic Transmission Should Be Enshrined In The Electoral Act Before 2027
By Dr. Olisa Agbakoba, SAN Nigeria's electoral framework has been plagued by persistent legal uncertainty, forcing courts to determine election...
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From A Tennis Ball In An Executive–Legislative Wimbledon Singles To Constitutional Redemption: Has The Imo Judiciary Emancipated Itself In One Historic Judgment Yesterday?
By Chinedu Agu For one year and three months, the Imo State Judiciary found itself marooned on a court it...
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Policing Witchcraft Accusations and ‘Agwu’ Beliefs: Extortion, Exploitation And Impunity In Imo State, By Leo Igwe
The case of Mr Joseph Ottih, 70, highlights a curious link between witchcraft allegations, law enforcement, and traditional beliefs/practices in...
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The New York Times Misses The Forest For The Trees In Nigeria
By Nnamdi Prince The recent New York Times article about Emeka Umeagbalasi reads less like journalism and more like a character...
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The Harrison Gwamnishu Scandal and the Crisis of Celebrity Activism in Nigeria
By Damian Ugwu The December 2025 scandal surrounding Harrison Gwamnishu has done more than tarnish one activist's reputation. It...
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Nigeria’s Tiger Base: A Police Unit That Hunts Its Own Citizens
How a specialized anti-crime unit became a death trap for innocent Nigerians—and why the world should care By Nnamdi Prince...
Read moreDesignation as Country of Particular Concern: Nigeria Should Seize this Opportunity or Rue it
By Leo Igwe It is a delight that at last the mindless violence, killing, and bloodletting in Nigeria is getting...
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The Biafra Question: Beyond Nnamdi Kanu’s Detention
Damian Ugwu When the debate about Nnamdi Kanu's continued detention resurfaces, as it inevitably does,I find myself reflecting on a...
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Nigerian Politicians Are Destroying Our Young Girls
Terrible things happen in Nigeria. We have lost the present and we want to lose the future. I just left...
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Repatriating Simon Ekpa: Navigating Legal Hurdles and Human Rights Concerns
Accused of inciting violence in southeastern Nigeria, self-proclaimed Biafra Prime Minister Simon Ekpa, based in Finland, faces mounting calls for...
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