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One of the groups organising the proposed nationwide protests, the Take It Back Movement, has described the judgment obtained by the Lagos State Government as an abuse of judicial privilege to stifle citizens’ freedom of association. A Lagos State High Court had, on Tuesday, restricted protesters participating in the nationwide protest to specific locations within
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The ECOWAS Court of Justice has ordered the Federal Government to pay ₦10m in compensation to Glory Okolie for her unlawful detention and maltreatment by the police. The judgment, delivered on Thursday, November 21, 2024, also directed the government to implement measures to prevent future human rights violations. Okolie, a Nigerian student, was arrested on
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The ECOWAS Court of Justice has ordered the Federal Government to pay ₦10m in compensation to Glory Okolie for her unlawful detention and maltreatment by the police. The judgment, delivered on Thursday, November 21, 2024, also directed the government to implement measures to prevent future human rights violations. Okolie, a Nigerian student, was arrested on
Ahead of the Edo State September 21 governorship election five political parties and their candidates on Saturday threw their weights…
The Management of the University of Lagos, UNILAG, Akoka, has postponed its ongoing 2023/2024 second-semester examinations due to the planned…