Court access challenged by legal hurdles

Nigeria's Supreme Court rules that court access hurdles like security costs do not violate constitutional rights, impacting legal disputes.

by Nana Nakamura | August 25, 2026

Nigerian doctors face UK medical suspensions

Nigerian doctors face UK medical suspensions over rape, fraud, and unsafe practices, with over half suspended or struck off permanently.

by Koharu Hayashi | August 24, 2026

Sheggz sends legal notice to Bella amid split

Sheggz sends a legal notice to Bella amid their split, demanding she stop making false and defamatory statements about him…

by Koharu Hayashi | August 23, 2026

Edo Govt Welcomes Davido, Denies Visiting Ban

Edo State Govt Welcomes Davido, Denies False Ban Reports. Officials clarify the music star can freely visit the state.

by Asuka Fukuda | August 22, 2026

Learn about Moissanite

Moissanite is a gemstone that is often compared to diamond. It is made of silicon carbide, and it is very…

by Blizzara | August 21, 2026

Nigerian Law School Expands Across the Country

by Koharu Hayashi | August 31, 2026

Nigerian Law School expands across the country with seven operational campuses, providing professional legal training in Nigeria through the Legal Education Act

Tate Brothers Indicted in Romania

by Nana Nakamura | September 5, 2026

Tate Brothers Indicted in Romania Romanian prosecutors have filed a fresh indictment against Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan, charging them with human trafficking and sexual exploitation offenses following a years-long investigation. The Directorate for Investigating Organised Crime and Terrorism, known as DIICOT, submitted the indictment Friday, marking a significant development in a case that has drawn international attention. Allegations detailed in the indictment Andrew Tate faces charges including trafficking…

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NSITF Urges NBA to Protect Informal, Gig Workers

by Blizzara | August 27, 2026

NSITF Urges NBA to Protect Informal, Gig Workers The Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) has called on the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) to lead efforts in expanding Nigeria's legal framework for workplace protection and social security to cover workers in the informal economy and gig workers who currently fall outside traditional employment arrangements. NSITF's Managing Director and Chief Executive, Oluseun Faleye, made this call during the 66th Annual General…