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Open Letter to the Right Honorable Speaker of Parliament to Abrogate the investigation by the Parliamentary Sub-Committee into matters of the Ghana Police –Fixing the Ghana Agenda hence a detection of a behaviour of Parliament tantamount to an octopus over stretching its tentacles to a domain not granted by the…

Some civil society organisations have raised concerns over the sudden alarm raised by the Department of State Services (DSS) claiming that unnamed individuals are planning to stage violent protests in the country shortly after the Appeal Court communicated the judgment date to political parties and candidates that are challenging the declaration of Bola Tinubu as the validly elected Nigeria's president.

Will his manoeuvre with committee appointments help Mr Abbas to protect his seat in the House in the absence of an APC majority?

The Confederation of All Progressives Congress (APC) Support Groups has pledged to work with APC National Working Committee (NWC) to ensure successes in the upcoming governorship elections in Bayelsa, Kogi and Imo states. | Pulse Nigeria

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Freedom to protest is under immense threat in sri lanka. weve been litigating in the public interest for the last 25 years. just in the last year, the new faces that come to court to challenge has been quite remarkable. some of the protesters have been arrested under a controversial law aimed at preventing terrorism. the government is now going further, proposing a new anti—terrorism act — or ata, as its commonly referred to — which it says is needed to maintain stability. you the ata, the...

Problematic, very broad powers that are given to the executive arm. we met sri lankas foreign minister and questioned him about whether the government is clamping down on the public�*s right to free speech and assembly. is the government cracking down on protests? if you have gone around the country, you can see everybody every day protesting. so there is no problem with that. but the moment the peaceful protest ceased to be peaceful, take the law into their own hands, law enforcement officers...

Kano State Governor, Abba Yusuf, has sworn-in the first female Chief Judge of the state, Justice Dije Audu Aboki, with an appeal for support from the judiciary.

Gov. Abba Yusuf of Kano State has sworn-in the first female Chief Judge of the state, Justice Dije Audu Aboki, with an appeal for support from the judiciary. Yusuf urged the judiciary to support his administration’s demolition and anti-graft policies to enable it recover public assets allegedly acquired illegally by the immediate-past administration in the state.

Kano State Governor, Abba Kabir Yusuf has on Monday called on the Judges to be patriotic, just and fair and not to dance to the tune of persons with selfish interests by granting court orders that will frustrate government efforts to demolish and recover public properties. The Governor made the call during the swearing-in ceremony […]