Group condemns Police Act amendment bill

A human rights organisation, Human Rights Monitoring Agenda (HURMA) has condemned the recent Amendment Bill of the Police Act 2020, passed by the National Assembly, urging President Bola Tinubu to reject the amendment.

Silver Nwokoro

Law

Group condemns Police Act amendment bill

Firm seeks N20b damages over false allegations

‘Make NASS part-time job, review education qualifications’

Kudirat Kekere-Ekun: A peep at new CJN’s judicial career, achievements

‘Remove immunity clause to prosecute governors who interfere with judiciary’

Alleged illegal demolition: Estate owner drags LASBCA, others for contempt

Lawyers honoured for excellence, dedication to legal service

BRIPAN to discuss restructuring, insolvency at parley

Ufeli sues AGF, Lagos, Ogun AGs over open defecation

Criminal justice system: Still a long road to restorative justice

Public analyst sues National Human Rights Commission

CJN expresses judiciary's commitment to embracing ICT

Kanu appeals against decision to try him

Court dismisses rights abuse suit against IGP, others

WEMABOD asks court to restrain buyers of property

Court directs firm to advertise winding up of another over $20m debt

How cultural, procedural snags impede rape victims’ access to justice

Court orders bank to pay N1.08b to 1,742 ex-workers

Abia inaugurates environmental sanitation court

Ex-Minister Uche Nnaji reportedly arrested at Enugu airport

SDG: Stakeholders proffer solution to rural, community challenges in Kano

Gov Otu vows to develop Obanliku, as leaders endorse 2027 re-election bid

2027: Tinubu support group begins data-based ward mobilisation

The News You Need, Delivered To You.