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"It's your right": Barrister tells Nigerians they can sue their exes for breach of promise to marry
A female barrister has educated Nigerians that they can take their exes to court for failing to marry them as promised. She said people should quit being emotional.
Hardship: “N40,000 not enough to feed 4 children,” Wife begs court to increase feeding allowance
After three years of negotiations, a mother of four, succeeded in having her ex-husband increase her feeding allowance to N40,000 but still finds it inadequate.
Nigerian woman in tears as female lawyer who handled her divorce case weds her former husband
A Nigerian woman was shocked and heartbroken to find out her ex-husband tied the knot with the lawyer who handled their divorce case. She lamented over it.
Full List: 86 new judges recommended for appointment by NJC
NJC has recommended judges for Court of Appeal, High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Sharia Courts of Appeal, and Customary Courts of Appeal of states.
NLC chairman jailed over palliatives diversion, details emerge
The Yobe state chairman of the NLC, Comrade Muktar Tarbutu, was remanded in prison on Wednesday, March 27, for reportedly diverting palliatives meant for workers.
“My husband changed suddenly, beats me up for no reason, what should I do?” Lawyer reacts
A woman has shared her experience in an abusive marriage. Barrister Olayinka Serah Ahmed provides guidance on how victims of domestic violence can seek help.
Economic hardship: Court jails Ondo man for 'stealing pot of soup'
A 19-year-old, Adua Fatogun, a fashion designer in Ondo state has been remanded in prison by the Magistrate’s Court in Akure, for offence bordering on theft.
"She is always going to church": Husband seeks divorce from wife over religious obsession
An Abuja man has filed for divorce from his wife who he alleged is too busy with Church activities that she has no time to cater for her children anymore.
US-based Nigerian blogger fined $50,000 for defaming MFM general overseer Olukoya
A court in the United States has slammed $50,000 damages on a US-based Nigerian blogger, Funke Ashekun, for defaming the general overseer of MFM, Dr Daniel Olukoya.
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