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IPAC Praises Tinubu for Ordering EFCC to Unfreeze Osun State Accounts
Osun State's IPAC has commended President Tinubu for instructing the EFCC to unfreeze state government accounts, framing the move as a boost for democratic institutions ahead of the 2026 governorship election.
Adebayo Defends EFCC Chief, Targets Tinubu Over Osun Account Dispute
SDP presidential candidate Adewole Adebayo argues that President Bola Tinubu, rather than the EFCC chairman, should face accountability for intervening in the freezing of Osun State's government accounts.
Experts Warn Nigeria Faces Rule of Law Crisis Due to Rising Jungle Justice
Legal experts and human rights activists are calling for urgent government action to address the rising tide of jungle justice in Nigeria, citing violations of the rule of law and the loss of innocent lives.
Bode George Urges NJC to Defend Judicial Integrity Amid PDP Internal Conflict
Chief Bode George has called on the National Judicial Council to investigate recent judicial actions concerning the PDP leadership dispute, warning that the court's dismissal of a suit regarding established precedents threatens public faith in the rule of law.
Sokoto NBA Chairman Pledges Independent Advocacy and Legal Reforms
Newly elected Sokoto NBA Chairman, Bashir Muazu Jodi, outlines his agenda to champion legal independence, enhance lawyer welfare, and improve justice delivery in the state.
Amnesty International Criticizes Katsina Mob Incident, Rejects Mob Rule
Amnesty International has condemned a recent incident in Katsina where a mob demanded the extrajudicial killing of a blasphemy suspect, labeling the act a threat to the rule of law in Nigeria.
Are Nigerian State Governors Above the Law?
Tonnie Iredia examines the risks of establishing state police in Nigeria, highlighting concerns that governors might misuse these forces to undermine democratic processes and silence opposition.
Igbo Elders Assert National Integrity Depends on Tolerating Opposing Views
The United Igbo Elders Council has criticized the detention of Omoyele Sowore, arguing that a nation's strength is defined by its respect for dissent and adherence to the rule of law.