The Senate on Wednesday passed for second reading, a bill seeking to compensate victims of the EndSARS protest.

In most human societies, visible phenomena are oftentimes credited or associated with the causes of other events. Then, the analysis will take off from there. But, most often, there are other unknown forces or factors that are not easily discernible but are sometimes the real causes..

Babajide Sanwo-Olu, the Governor of Lagos State, has reconsidered his decision to appeal the High Court judgment in favour of Clement Adedotun, the Uber driver who was assaulted during the first anniversary of the #EndSARS protest in October 2021. In an Instagram post he shared on his handle on Saturday evening, he stated that he…

Human rights lawyer and activist, Mr. Inibehe Effiong, has served Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, with a certified true copy of the judgment order delivered on Tuesday, March 14, 2023, by Justice A. Lewis-Allagoa of a Federal High Court...

A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, yesterday, ordered Lagos State government and Nigeria Police to pay N5 million as compensation to Adedotun Clement, the Uber driver, who was publicly attacked, assaulted and humiliated by officials of the State Neighbourhood Safety Agency and the Nigeria Police Force during the first anniversary of #EndSARS protest in 2021.

“I will kill you and nothing will happen.” “If you say anything again I will just waste you. I’ve wasted many of your type, so you will not be the first or the last.”

The demons of death are on the loose, arranging mayhem and spreading annihilation all over Nigeria. We walk an ungodly but very familiar Nigerian road littered with shattered bones and broken dreams. The struggle for political power is all the rage with the ruling party presenting a Muslim-Muslim ticket in a multi-faith country while the…

The lessons of the 2020 #EndSARS protest have not been learnt. This was the verdict, yesterday, from stakeholders and citizens, as youths trooped out across the country to mark two years of that defining moment in the country’s history.

As youths converge on the Lekki tollgate in Lagos State for a commemorative walk in remembrance of the 2020 #EndSARS protest today, President Muhammadu Buhari, yesterday, signed into law the Nigerian Startups Bill 2022

Anambra Civil Society Network (ACSONET) has urged the state governor, Prof. Charles Soludo, to implement recommendations of reports made by the EndSARS judicial panel of inquiry after the protest.

Coming two years after the #EndSARS protest that shook the country down to its marrow, the report of the Federal Government’s panel set up to investigate the protest and violence that attended it is certainly late.

In the aftermath of the ENDSARS protests in Nigeria in October 2020, the head of Anglican Communion worldwide, the Most Reverend Dr Justin Welby, and the Archbishop of Canterbury wrote an article