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  A Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa, has explained why courts across the country are currently shut down. In a piece titled ‘Why the Courts are Locked’ received by our correspondent on Tuesday, Mr. Adegboruwa noted that the Judicial Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN) embarked on an industrial strike on April 6 over the issue of financial autonomy for the judiciary. He said the Federal Government has largely complied with constitutional directives to grant financial autonomy to courts and the main issue is with state governments.   WHY THE COURTS ARE LOCKED By Ebun-Olu Adegbo...

Reps to make B.Sc, HND minimum qualifications for offices of president, govs On …Enact laws to enable citizens sue govt for lack of security, good roads, healthcare system, education, others By Levinus Nwabughiogu For purposes of proper governance, the House of Representatives is on the verge of enacting a law that would make first degrees in the form of Bachelors of Science/Art, B.SC/B.A or Higher National Diploma, HND, minimum qualifications for election into the offices of Nigeria’s President and governors. The House is also seeking to make a law that would make justiciable, lack of s...

Reps to make B.SC, HND minimum qualifications for offices of president, governors On Kindly Share This Story: …enact laws to enable citizens to sue govt for lack of security, good roads, healthcare system, education, others By Levinus Nwabughiogu-Abuja For purposes of proper governance, the House of Representatives is on the verge of enacting a law that would make first degrees in the form of Bachelors of Science/Art, B.SC/B.A or Higher National Diploma, HND minimum qualifications for election into the offices of Nigeria’s President and Governors. The House is also seeking to make a law ...

9 min read The claim by the electoral commission (INEC) that it will not obey an order of the appeal court, on the de-registration of political parties, because it contradicts another order of the same court, is based on a false premise, PREMIUM TIMES can report following an extensive review of the two judgements. Last August, the Court of Appeal, in a suit by 31 political parties who had been deregistered by INEC, ruled that the de-registration was null and void because the electoral commission did not follow due process. The court ruled that the deregistered parties be recog...