PARABLE OF THE BEGGAR

Early in the morning and late in the evening at the pedestrian bridge located at Nicon Junction in the Federal Capital Territory of Nigeria, he always sits begging for money from pedestrians. This old Beggar is fondly called Dogo (a tall person in Hausa Language). He was making his living from the begging until things […]

The Legal Synthesis Of Forced Vaccination In Nigeria

Mr Femi Gbajabiamila, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, in the course of discharging his statutory and legislative obligations, on Tuesday, April 28, 2020, introduced an 82 section Bill Known as “Infectious Diseases Bill, 2020” to the House of Representatives of Nigeria (Green Chambers). The proposed Infectious Diseases Act is supposed to create a […]

A Crow For Redemption Of Public Education In A’Ibom State

The famous aphorism of “if you can write your name, thank your teacher” impelled me to call about three (two from Primary and one from Secondary Sector) of my teachers in Akwa Ibom to celebrate them on Saturday, 5th October, 2019 being the World Teachers’ day. Sadly, all the calls were surrounded with lamentations of […]

Nigerian Democracy: For Cows or Humans?

We live in a country where herdsmen are now traffic officials on public roads. There is a country where herdsmen are now rulers and heads of any community they settle or trespass to graze. We live in a nation where cows are now regarded as the senior citizens, and the country is Nigeria. Children have […]

April Fool: Any Legal Implication?

Sonia, who is an architect, was so elated when she had a call from her friend that her professional exam which was to hold on Saturday, 1st day of April, 2017 was postponed in a week time. Unfortunately for her, the euphoria that ensued from the said “postponement” terminated abruptly by a later call she […]