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Corruption: The Bane of Nigerian Judiciary

By Sonny Onyegbula Nigeria's judiciary, considered a cornerstone of its democracy, now grapples with corruption threatening the reputation and integrity…

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Implications of Nnamdi Kanu’s Conviction for Terrorism – By Sonny Onyegbula

The sentencing of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), to life imprisonment by a Federal…

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Criminal Defamation or Criminal Intimidation: The Phantom Charges against Me, By Chinedu Agu

It is no longer news that on Wednesday, 17th  September 2025, I honoured the invitation by the X-Squad Unit of the…

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What Will Happen If Trump Rejects Midterm Elections’ Results? – By Bruce Stokes

The United States’ midterm elections are less than two months away, and…

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Lessons from the 2026 Global State of Democracy – By Seema Shah

Three weeks ago, in the wake of the devastating flood that ravaged…

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Nigeria’s Independence Day Challenge – By Obong Akpaekong

Nigeria is 66 today as an independent nation. Sixty-six years since the Union…

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Why Trump May “Win” the Next Midterm Elections – By Richard Ikiebe

A curious possibility is emerging from the recent Republican “midterm convention” in…

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Malami and the Infamy of Nigeria’s Mambila Hydropower Arbitration – By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu

When he announced the military coup in Nigeria on 15 January 1966,…

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Trump’s Latest Assault on Free Press Is Typical – By Katharine Viner

American President Donald Trump’s disdain for the free press has long been…

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Mark Doyle: Africa Loses Another Friend And Quintessential Journalist – By Paul Ejime

British journalist Mark Doyle is on record as one of the outstanding,…

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Will Probes Deliver Justice To Families Of Dead 37 Young Nigerian Miners? – By Paul Ejime

The death of 37 suspected illegal miners, mainly youths in the detention facility…

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Albert Alós: Institution Builder Who Made Work An Act of Worship – By Richard Ikiebe

Had Emeritus Professor Albert Alós lived for 10 more days, last week,…

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