Expert insights on Nigerian & international legal frameworks, case studies, and analysis from our legal team.
An in-depth critique of the internal decay within the legal profession, exposing how compromised lawyers, executive interference, and manipulated judicial processes threaten the integrity of Nigeria’s justice system.
An in-depth constitutional and sociological critique of Nigeria’s “Silent Presidency,” exposing how executive absenteeism undermines democratic order, weakens national security, erodes institutional trust, and threatens the moral legitimacy of governance.
This article challenges the constitutionality of the Attorney-General’s attempt to “review” or overturn presidential pardons duly granted after consultation with the National Council of State. It argues that such an action would be an unconstitutional overreach, a breach of separation of powers, and a violation of the rule of law.
Governor Alex Otti’s transformative leadership in Abia State is examined—focusing on infrastructure, education, health, and inclusion as the pillars of a brighter future.
This post critiques the ongoing VAT tax reform in Nigeria, spotlighting how the sidelining of university tax experts and professors from public debate undermines transparency and risks deepening regional inequality across the country.
Mele Kyari, former GMD of NNPCL, has faced waves of unfounded allegations and media attacks despite his record of reforms and transparency. In this article, Charles Ude, Esq., challenges the campaigns of calumny, calls for due process, and reminds Nigerians that justice is rooted in evidence, not orchestrated slander.