Nigerian judges and unholy relationships with litigants
By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
Abdul Leigh Balogun became a judge of the High Court of Lagos State in 1976. In a career as a trial judge...
Tearing the green card and visa revocation
 By Obike UkohThe Nobel Laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka broke the news himself, that his American visa has been revoked permanently. Though he received the...
The truth they buried but still has his leg outside
By Aare Amerijoye DOT.B
Let us reason together, as Plato demanded, not as followers drunk on loyalty, but as citizens who still believe that a...
Nigeria and the Ministry of Judges’ Welfare
By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
When the House of Lords, as the upper chamber of the UK Parliament is called, debated the Courts Bill introduced by...
Dias accuses Guinea-Bissau junta of preparing Embalo’s return to Power
 By Paul Ejime Fernando Dias da Costa, the candidate who claimed victory in Guinea-Bissau’s November 23rd presidential election, has accused the Gen. Horta Inta-A-led military junta of...
Independent, Unaccountable: A New Code for Nigeria’s Judiciary
By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
Among the doctrines that underpin the legal process in Nigeria, few are as profound and pervasive as judicial independence, but no...
