Nigeria
Olubunmi Ojo: Beyond Passport Reforms…
By Femi Salako When President Bola Ahmed Tinubu promised Nigerians a Renewed Hope Agenda, the skepticism among Nigerians was so strong because of many unfulfilled campaign promises, and were dismissive
RIBADU’S SECURITY DIPLOMACY AND PARTNERSHIPS
ADE OLUWATOYIN writes that security is being treated less as the isolated responsibility of individual agencies and more as a national system requiring coordination The latest Nigeria–United States security talks
WORLD ENERGY COUNCIL: WHY NIGERIA’S MEMBERSHIP MATTERS
Rejoining the WEC could provide a platform for influencing international energy policy while drawing global expertise into the country’s domestic energy sector, argues GABRIEL TANIMU ADUDA Nigeria’s return to the
HOW ADELEKE DANCED BACK FROM THE DEAD
Adeleke is making a difference in the lives of the people, argues PAUL NWABUIKWU In the final weeks before last Saturday’s governorship elections in Osun State, Ademola Adeleke’s time in
Lagos Technicians Call for Skills Development, Stronger Govt-Industry Collaboration to Support Energy Transition
Fadekemi Ajakaiye Generator and solar energy technicians in Lagos have called for a coordinated framework to support the transition from the traditional genset economy into the rapidly growing solar energy
Shangisha Landlords Demand Enforcement of S’Court Judgement, Accuse Lagos of Defying Court Orders
Bennett Oghifo The Shangisha/Magodo Landlords Association has renewed its demand for the immediate enforcement of court judgments ordering the Lagos State Government to allocate 549 plots of land to its
Beyond Co-Working: How Nigeria’s Corporate Office Market is Being Reset by the Rise of Business Ecosystems
Bennett Oghifo A quiet but significant reset is taking place in Nigeria’s commercial real estate market. Just a few years ago, the future of the workplace appeared to belong almost
Professor Kasunmu, SAN: The Exit of a Quintessential Academic and Advocate
Professor Alfred Bandele Kasunmu, SAN bestrode the Nigerian legal firmament like the quintessential Colossus. He wrote his name in gold, as an academic and subsequently, as a public servant and astute
“Pi pa ni o”: The Dangers of a Selective Justice System
The Advocate By Onikepo Braithwaite Onikepo.braithwaite@thisdaylive.com Equality before the Law A key element of democracy is the rule of law, which necessarily requires obedience to the law and its equal application to
Nigeria Loses Erudite Law Teacher, as Prof Matthew Okpaluba Passes On
Steve Aya The Nigerian legal and academic community has recorded another painful loss with the demise of a distinguished law teacher, Professor Mathew Chucks Okpaluba. A statement by his family
