Supreme Court of Nigeria
The supreme court, Abuja, on Thursday, June 13, took action concerning the suit seeking full autonomy for all the 774 LGAs in Africa's most populous nation, Nigeria.
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.
The senate has approved a bill seeking improved salaries for the CJN, Olukayode Ariwoola; and other judicial office holders in Nigeria by 300 percent.
36 state governors of the federation have been given seven days to file their respective defences to a suit filed by the federal government seeking for LG autonomy.
The Bola Tinubu-led government has dragged the 36 governors of the federation to the Supreme Court over alleged mismanagement of local government areas.
The federal government, through the Attorney General of the Federation, has said only the court of law has the power to free IPOB leaders from terrorism allegations.
An Oyo high court has declared that the decision of the International School Ibadan to prevent female Muslim students from wearing hijab on their uniform is illegal.
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.
The PDP has said the "former members" of the Rivers state house of assembly have only themselves to blame for "constitutionally vacating their seats".
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