What’s a cultural tradition from another country that you wish existed in yours? We have a fleeting relationship with time and others get guarded by time.
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Credible Elections Depend On Strict Enforcement Of Electoral Laws — Prof Ekpu by Titilope Joseph
A legal practitioner, Prof. Ambrose Ekpu has stressed the need for strict enforcement of electoral laws to guarantee credible elections in Nigeria, warning that democracy is endangered when electoral violations go unpunished. Prof. Ekpu made the submission in a paper titled “The Interplay Between Law Enforcement and Credible Elections” presented at a Nigerian Bar Association …
Silent Radios, Dark Zones: The Fatal Flaw in Nigerian Policing by Lawson Akhigbe
IGP Abbas We all know the scene from the movies: a lone police officer pulls over a suspicious vehicle on a dark highway. Before stepping out of the squad car, they unclip a walkie-talkie from their shoulder. "Control, this is Alpha-Alpha 4, checking a vehicle license plate…" This is the standard image of modern law …
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Who Holds the Purse? Extra-Budgetary Spending and the Disappearing Power of the Legislature in Nigeria by Lawson Akhigbe
National Assembly One of the enduring mysteries of Nigerian governance is the ease with which public money appears to materialise whenever an executive official makes an announcement. A governor wakes up and approves N5 billion for flood victims. A president announces N10 billion for a health emergency. A state government declares N20 billion for security …
