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Francis Ogunbowale, on Wednesday, described the newly announced N1,000 Proof of Ownership Certificates on Vehicles, as being double taxation.

See Paris and die!” We used to hear that as young persons. Paris was meant to be the most exotic spot of European civilization, an intellectual capital and the reference point for the Renaissance – Francis !1, Cardinal Richelieu, Loui XIII, Louis XIV, and the ideas-driven salons of Paris. But that was in the past. |

The Solicitor-General and Permanent Secretary of the Lagos State Ministry of Justice Mrs Titilayo Shitta-Bey-Jeje has said 25 bills have been signed and passed into law for easy access to judiciary.

The chairpersons of EFCC have always left office on an unflattering note.

The Nigerian Bar Association Section on Public Interest and Development Law has cautioned politicians to cease burdening the judiciary with post-election matters.

President Tinubu met with Professor Benedict Oramah who gave a firm commitment that the development bank will invest more in Nigeria.

The Nigerian Bar Association Section on Public Interest and Development Law (NBA-SPIDEL) has urged the judicial arm of the country to preside over electoral petition cases without any form of favour or bias. This was contained in a press statement jointly signed Dr Monday Onyekachi Ubani Chairman, NBA-SPIDEL and Okey Leo Ohagba, Chairman of the Conference Planning Committee (CPC) NBA-SPIDEL 2023 Annual Conference, detailing the resolutions of the association at its National Conference which was ...

The U.S. State of Maine suspended two permits essential to Nordic Aquafarms planned salmon RAS as it continues to battle court cases.

The Lagos State governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu has urged Nigerians to desist from casting aspersions on the judiciary, no matter how they feel about the outcome of the legal process.

Citizens in Abia State and beyond are worried about the perceived delay of the Umuahia-Ikwuano-Ikot Ekpene Road reconstruction project.