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What does it take for a country the size of Israel to become a technological powerhouse? Israel, known as the Startup Nation, has demonstrated that it can overcome geographical constraints. In this article, we'll look at some of the most significant advancements that have transformed Israel into a technological leader. The story of Israel's technological

The past four months of President Bola Tinubu in office have witnessed a sequence of appointments amidst high expectations from over 200 million Nigerians seeking solutions to a myriad of challenges stifling the country’s development. So far, Tinubu has appointed 47 ministers and a number of special advisers, board chairs and heads of agencies to…

A prewritten Board of Environmental Protection order says Nordic’s permits will stand, despite court title findings that Nordic did not have any title, right or interest in the intertidal land

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Nigerian Bar Association Section on Public Interest and Development Law (NBA-SPIDEL) has urged the Federal High Court in Lagos to declare the imposition of a

The verdict of the Presidential Elections Petitions Tribunal delivered poignant lessons to the litigants, lawyers and politicians, writes ADEBAYO FOLORUNSHO-FRANCIS

Speaking on the urgent need to balance the quest for infrastructural development with the challenge of climate change through its impact on the natural ecosystem and human communities, Oforiokuma said Africa could be a global leader in this regard. According to him, the continent’s contribution to the problem of climate change was so meagre compared to the more industrialised economies and that, if the rules were followed, Africa could become a torchbearer for a more responsible global develop...

By Harry Awurumibe, Editor, Abuja Bureau A legal luminary and former Chief Rapporteur of Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Chief Ikeazor Akaraiwe, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), has said that poor remuneration of judges and judicial officials in general is responsible for the decay in the judiciary. Akaraiwe who spoke on CHANNELS TELEVISION breakfast programme

The seminar was to enlighten them on the requirements, procedures and laws relating to reclamation, regularisation of title on land and abutting waterfront clearance to ease the permit issuance process in the state.