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Imams and scholars condemn banning of Hizb ut-Tahrir - Vimarsana News

Imams and scholars condemn banning of Hizb ut-Tahrir

Imams and Islamic scholars from across the UK have condemned the government’s decision to ban Hizb ut-Tahrir.

The trouble with Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

The trouble with Supreme Court

My lord, the Honourable the Chief Justice of Nigeria Olukayode Ariwoola GCON permit me to adopt and rely on the protocols you earlier established at this event. With your leave having been sought and obtained, let me outrightly make one confession to this distinguished audience. Initially, it was not my desire that a valedictory be […]

'Judiciary has been emasculated by inadequate funding' - Vimarsana News

'Judiciary has been emasculated by inadequate funding'

MY lord, the Honourable the Chief Justice of Nigeria Olukayode Ariwoola GCON permit me to adopt and rely on the protocols you earlier established at this

Dattijo, Public Opinion And The Rumble In Supreme Court's Jungle -By Festus Adedayo – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Dattijo, Public Opinion And The Rumble In Supreme Court's Jungle -By Festus Adedayo – Opinion Nigeria

While Justice Ariwoola may be right to some extent in his submission that judgment takes no cognizance of public opinion but the technicalities expressed by the books and the constitution, Abati was not right in his claim that “public opinion is kilometers and kilometers away from law.”

Justice Dantijjo, public opinion and rumble in Supreme Court's jungle, by Festus Adedayo - Vimarsana News

Justice Dantijjo, public opinion and rumble in Supreme Court's jungle, by Festus Adedayo

In the valedictory, Dattijo lamented how public perceptions of the judiciary had become “witheringly scornful and monstrously critical”.