Dele Farotimi himself was perspicacious about the events as they have so far unfolded.
The Berlin Conference was an event whose consequences for Africa and international law were seminal but not always constructive.
A regime committed to capturing all levers of power and arresting the machinery of constitutional guardrails has been enabled by a complicit judiciary.
This was the latest chapter in Nyesom Wike’s durable track record as Nigeria’s most prolific judicial benefactor.
The CJN must realise that no one will take her seriously if she proves unwilling to act to get rid of someone who desecrates the office first occupied by Chukwudifu Oputa in 1976.
On June 7, 1911, the High Court of Australia decided a very interesting case
Succession in an elective system is not supposed to replicate the predictability of monarchical entitlement.
These measures can reverse inefficiencies, retrench renegades, and reposition the judiciary as an institution fit for the changing landscape of a complex political economy.
A look at a career marred by white-collar savagery as Olukayode Ariwoola prepares his retirement after years at the top of the Nigerian judiciary.
It is difficult to escape the conclusion that in this part of the book, at least, Adoke was – to put it rather mildly — less than economical with the truth.
