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“There Are Lawyers Who Know the Judge, Not the Law” —Oba Maduabuchi, SAN Questions Justice Nwite’s Conduct in Malami’s N8.7Billion Trial

Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Oba Maduabuchi, has defended the integrity of Nigeria’s judiciary, arguing that corruption stems less from judges themselves and more from the pressures of politicians and litigants, particularly during politically charged periods like the 2003 general elections. Speaking in an interview with ARISE News on Wednesday, Maduabuchi said public narratives unfairly demonise …

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Why Trump and the GOP Aren’t the Answer to Any of America’s or the World’s Problems by Lawson Akhigbe

In a political landscape dominated by polarization, one refrain echoes louder than ever: Donald Trump and the Republican Party position themselves as the ultimate fixers, promising to "Make America Great Again" through bold actions on the economy, immigration, foreign policy, and more. Yet, as we approach the end of 2025, with Trump back in the …

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What is your mission? Keep thinking on how to make my world a little better for my children and their world

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When Trump Play Cowboy: The Israelisation of American Foreign Policy by Lawson Akhigbe

Israel is a small country with a big personality. Think of it as that compact, wiry uncle at Christmas dinner — the one who sits at the end of the table with his back to the wall, scanning the room as if the turkey might attack him. Surrounded by neighbours who eye it with varying …

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What are your thoughts on the concept of living a very long life?

You become the civil service for and of your family and friends. You have the UPS of a national civil service -  institutional memory. You become a living history. History does not repeat itself but it rhymes and that's wisdom in motion. What an old man can see sitting down even a child on a …

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