In the last two decades, drug abuse has remained a major problem confronting the world. Nigeria, especially, has faced the challenge of eradicating the menace, because of the pool of adolescents and young adults that are involved.

Access to Justice has condemned the gruesome killing of a customary court judge, Nnaemeka Ugboma, in Imo State, by unknown persons in open court on February 2, 2023.

Access to Justice (A2Justice) has demanded the cancellation of the 2022 judicial appointment exercise in Abia State and an outright rejection of the list of candidates for judicial appointment in Abia State for being the outcome of the process that was conducted...

Access to Justice (A2J), a civil society group, has lamented the judiciary’s lack of reform, blaming it for the current state of crisis at the Supreme Court.

Judicial watchdog, Access to Justice (A2J), yesterday, berated National Judicial Council (NJC) over alleged flouting of guidelines in the appointment of officers.

A group the Access to Justice (A2J) has called for the immediate resignation of the Minister of Information, Lai Mohammed, for showing wanton and brazen contempt for the lives of young Nigerians

Access to Justice (A2J) has urged the National Judicial Council (NJC) to cancel the appointment of high court judges in Abia State, over the allegations of corruption against it.

A non-governmental organization, Access to Justice (A2J) has called on the Police to either take Glory Okolie to court or release her unconditionally.

Access to Justice has called for an end to strike action by the Judicial Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN) over fears that it is presenting an open ticket for human rights violations. The Lagos based human rights organisation, expressed concerns over the negative impact the three-week long strike has had on those who require services…

Access to Justice (A2J) has called for the arrest of the Chairman, Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB) Mr. Danladi Umar and his aides for assaulting a security guard, Mr. Clement Sargwak, at Banex Plaza, Abuja.

Following the freezing of some EndSARS promoters accounts by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Access to Justice (A2J) has denounced the action.

Access to Justice (A2J), a justice sector watchdog, has declared that the COVID-19 pandemic has exposed Nigerian judiciary’s lack of vision.