Let the Guilty Be Afraid, By Femi Falana
To the Guilty, Be Afraid. Be very afraid!
To the Guilty, Be Afraid. Be very afraid!
Political leaders should stop insulting the collective intelligence of the Nigerian people.
In all of this, what’s not negotiable is the urgent need to take bold decisions NOW.
The workload and the number of civil and criminal appeals pending at the Supreme Court would be significantly reduced if ...
The sticky point appears to be whether, in this instance, INEC has used its powers judiciously, fairly and transparently.
Let Buhari leave a lasting legacy on the vexed matter of tenured elective office.
This disdainful arrogance for the courts and our constitutional jurisprudence wasn’t even normalised during periods of military dictatorship in Nigeria.
For historically tested reasons, a proclamation is made not before the commencement of the new stage.
The police and DSS should have handled the whole thing differently.
In the revolution of the poor, nobody is safe.