‘Nigeria needs to move from confession-based to investigative approach in crime allegations’
The Chairperson of the Bar Committee on Human Rights for England and Wales, Kirsty Brimelow (QC), was in Nigeria recently on the invitation of the Nig
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20 jailed in Ekiti for sanitation offence
A mobile court has sentenced at least 20 people in Ado-Ekiti for sanitation offences after they failed to take part in routine environment sanit
Murder: Ikere monarch gets bail after 59 days in detention
After spending 59 days in the detention for alleged murder, the Olukere of Ikere-Ekiti, Oba Ganiyu Obasoyin, has been granted bail by an Ekiti State H
FG saves N4.5trillion from prosecutions
Between 2015 and now, the Ministry of Justice has saved the Federal Government about N4.5 trillion from prosecuting civil and criminal cases. The Mini
October 1 bombing: Okah, Nwabueze to know fate March 7
Charles Okah and Obi Nwabueze, the accused standing trial for their alleged involvement in the Oct. 1, 2010 blast, will on March 7, know their fate as