“Even the wind leaves a trail—if you know where to look.”— African Proverb In a time when deepfakes, filters, and artificial intelligence distort the boundaries of perception, today’s legal practitioner…
The National Judicial Council (NJC) recently made a significant move that may reshape the future of judicial appointments in Nigeria. For the first time in a long while, the NJC…
Legal and technology stakeholders have renewed calls for the comprehensive digitisation of Nigeria’s judicial system, citing persistent inefficiencies in manual court processes that hinder the timely delivery of justice. Speaking…
NEWS INVITE The Anah Law Practice, in collaboration with The Anah Center for Social Justice, is pleased to announce the 4th Edition of the C.O. Anah, SAN, Memorial Colloquium, a…
The Nigerian Bar Association, Bwari Branch, cordially invites you to take advantage of the subsidised advert rates for goodwill messages in the official Law Week 2025 Brochure. This year’s Law…
In written advocacy, hesitate to direct the judge to go see or see also a case or a litany of cases. When you must, offer an inducement for the literary…
The trial of Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), resumed at the Federal High Court, Abuja, with startling revelations made by a prosecution witness from…
In a significant stride towards institutional transparency and public accountability, the Federal High Court (FHC) has officially established a Freedom of Information (FoI) Desk at its headquarters in Abuja. The…
Don’t be a headnote lawyer. *By Chinua Asuzu* Don’t be a headnote lawyer—an attorney “who relies on the headnotes of judicial opinions rather than taking the time to read the…
Chief Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun has urged the Nigerian judiciary to step up its enforcement of power sector safety regulations following 112 electricity-related deaths in 2024. Speaking at the 2025 National…
