“He beats me consistently. I stayed because I loved him and because everytime he beats me, he begs and gets family and friends to beg me. He promised regularly to change but he never did. When my husband gets angry, he gets physical, not only to me but to anyone. He has done that with... Read More

abuse, Domestic violence, Karabo, law, Law enforcement agencies, Mercy Aigbe, police, victim

November 23, 2016

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Opinion: Lagos lynchings, jungle justice and the Law

by Festus Ogun Nigeria is a country blessed with virtually ‘everything’ needed for the upkeep of a fine and sane society – both human and natural resources. Equally, Nigeria is blessed with good laws too. We have multifarious of statutes which cater for needs in human endeavors. But, even with all the laws that are... Read More

crimes, Judiciary, Jungle justic, law, Law enforcement agencies, lynching, Natural justice, nigeria, police

November 5, 2016

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Opinion: Fani-Kayode | When the fight against corruption goes personal

by Jude Ndukwe The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has come under intense scrutiny and criticism from citizens in the last few days following a series of arrests of high-profile Nigerians especially Femi Fani-Kayode in manners that are alien to our laws and that cast the Commission as an organization operating without recourse... Read More

Buhari, corruption, EFCC, Femi Fani-Kayode, Illegalities, Justice, Law enforcement agencies, nigeria, oppression

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