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The Standards Organisation of Nigeria has arraigned two businessmen, Afam Ike and Steve Onyechi, before the Federal High Court in Lagos, for allegedly packaging and selling counterfeit X-Pression hair extensions/attachments.

Revelation comes as the new independent monitor raises concerns about the laws which can send someone to jail for up to 10 years for revealing classified information

Individuals directly affected by medical errors generally have the right to sue for malpractice. Exceptions exist for deceased patients or minors, allowing close relatives or guardians to pursue legal action. Medical professionals are legally bound to uphold a duty of care, and breaching this duty, resulting in harm, can lead to compensation claims. Perfection isn't required, but a reasonable standard of care must be maintained.

House of Representatives has passed through second reading, a bill seeking to establish the Nigerian Mining Development Bank to promote and enhance investment

A bill seeking to abolish jail term for attempted suicide has passed second reading at the house of representative

Police arrested a young man for taking photographs of officers on duty. Barrister Olayinka Serah Ahmed explains the rights of the police to make such an arrest.

Isa said that a female relative of one of the school’s senior pupils led the attack on teachers who had flogged her for flouting rules.

The pairs luggage was examined by Border Force officers when they landed at Perth Airport this month on a flight from Asia.

There are some laws in Nigeria that border on love and some of them are largely unknown to many. Below are some of such laws.Spousal...

A petition addressed to the police and other security agencies has raised concerns over attempts to install a new monarch in Iree, despite