ECOWAS and UNHCR have introduced a special programme to enhance the welfare of refugees and displaced persons in the West Africa region.
Lawyers in Lagos have attributed the delays in deciding matrimonial disputes to the courts’ attitude and society’s sentiments toward divorce.
A student of Bowen University Gifty Nnaji has won Amnesty International Nigeria’s 2024 Intervarsity Human Rights Debate.
Mr Adeyemo expressed concern that many workers were being laid off by construction companies, and the trend was creating a crisis in the sector.
Ms Okoli is being charged with her online commentary on Erisco Foods Limited’s tomato paste, which the police alleged violated the Cybercrime Act of 2015.
In the brief of argument, Mr Kanu prayed the Abuja Division of the Court of Appeal to set aside the trial court’s decision.
Gbenga Oduwole, Joseph Babatunde, Michael Borokini, Adeniyi Siyanbola, and Ajayi Olusola are former PHCN workers who instituted the case on behalf of others.
Saudi Arabia has condemned Israel’s deadly airstrikes on the southern Gaza city of Rafah, a foreign ministry statement said on Wednesday.
Ms Kufor said that there were human rights violations not only in Nigeria or the African continent but across the globe.
The Lagos government says it paid N2,672,305,372 from 2019 to date as benefits to the families of deceased civil servants under its group life insurance policy.
