Why Nigeria’s FOI Act May Need Real Sanctions to Work
Fifteen years after Nigeria enacted the Freedom of Information Act, transparency groups say too many public institutions still treat compliance…
Olawuyi SAN: African Investment Cannot Come at Human-Rights Cost
Africa needs capital, but Prof. Damilola Olawuyi, SAN, says the race for investment must not turn environmental protection and human…
IBA Puts Mentorship at Centre of Future Legal Leadership
The IBA is asking senior lawyers to think beyond personal success and confront a harder leadership question: who comes after…
Global Counsel Reveal How They Select Lawyers in New Markets
For Nigerian firms seeking international mandates, one Copenhagen session today offers rare insight into the other side of the hiring…
Ajibade SAN Leads IBA Debate on a Profession Under Pressure
From artificial intelligence and tighter regulation to fractured rule-of-law institutions and new ethical dilemmas, Dr. Babatunde Ajibade, SAN, is leading…
Labour Lawyers Get Direct Access to NICN Judges at 2026 Forum
For lawyers who practise employment law, today’s NICN-ELLAN forum is effectively a continuing-professional-development classroom with the people who decide the…
NICN, Labour Lawyers Open Bar-Bench Dialogue in Abuja
Judges and employment lawyers are meeting in Abuja today for an unusually direct Bar-Bench conversation on the administration of labour…
Dino Melaye: Nigeria Must Learn From Brazil’s Election System
Brazil counted more than 125 million valid presidential votes and knew its first-round outcome within hours. Senator Dino Melaye says…
Ogunrinde: Dino Melaye’s IBA Intervention Projects Nigeria’s Voice on Rule of Law
Dr. Isaac Newton Ogunrinde has described Senator Dino Melaye’s interventions at the 2026 International Bar Association Annual Conference in Copenhagen…
NANS Rejects ABU Fee Hike as Law Students Face ₦182,000 Charge
Law students at Ahmadu Bello University are among those hit by a new round of higher registration charges, prompting the…