Monday, July 13, 2026

ECOWAS Court of Justice

June 1, 2026

Senegal nominates Birame Diop as candidate for ECOWAS Commission president

Senegal has nominated Birame Diop, a retired air force general and the country’s current minister of the armed forces, as its candidate for ECOWAS president.

Birame Diop
December 11, 2025

ECOWAS Court solicits member states’ cooperation on human rights judgment enforcement

The ECOWAS Court of Justice has called on member states to cooperate with the court to ensure the effective enforcement of its judgments, especially in human rights cases.

Justice Ricardo Gonçalves at ceremony to mark International Human Rights Day 2025
October 6, 2025

ECOWAS Court expresses renewed commitment to enhance access to justice

Justice Ricardo Gonçalves, president, ECOWAS Court of Justice, has expressed the court’s renewed commitment to enhancing access to justice and integration within the sub-region in the new legal year

ECOWAS Court president Ricardo Gonçalves
August 31, 2025

ECOWAS Court’s harmonised protocol validation will enhance justice delivery: President

Mr Gonçalve spoke at a meeting of ECOWAS ministers of justice aimed at validating two critical instruments of the community court.

Cape Verde’s Justice Ricardo Gonçalves
May 14, 2025

ECOWAS Court dismisses Ivorian’s suit challenging colleague’s appointment

The court declared that Ms Kone-Toure’s claims were unsubstantiated, adding that her non-selection was not in any way a violation of her rights.

ECOWAS Court
January 30, 2025

ECOWAS court to implement enhanced electronic case management system

The inauguration of ECMS’ innovative procedures would foster excellence and stakeholder confidence in judicial processes

ECOWAS Small Business Coalition (ESBC)
March 8, 2022

ECOWAS court advocates 50% women inclusion in politics, economy

The court says a 50 per cent affirmative action on gender parity will give women an equal playing field with the male folk.

ECOWAS court
October 1, 2021

Buhari insists Twitter must pay taxes, silence regime critics before lifting illegal ban

The president repeated his government’s narrative that Twitter was national security and economic threat to Nigeria.

President Muhammadu Buhari and Twitter CEO, Jack Dorsey
September 30, 2021

Twitter Ban: Buhari ‘legally violated’ Nigerians’ fundamental rights, AGF Malami tells Court

Citing Section 45 of the Nigerian Constitution, Mr Malami argued that Nigerians’ right to freedom of information may be limited as was done with the Twitter ban.

Jack Dorsey, Muhammadu Buhari and Abubakar Malami
September 30, 2021

Installing Twitter seditious under Penal Code of Northern Nigeria, AGF Malami tells Court

Abubakar Malami applied a set of laws drafted for a portion of the country over Nigeria’s multi-ethnic and multi-religious population of about 200 million people.

Jack Dorsey and Abubakar Malami