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Why FG Hasn’t Prosecuted Terrorism Financiers – Minister

The Federal Government has not prosecuted suspected terrorism financiers because such cases require extensive, delicate investigations that cannot be rushed, according to Minister of Information Mohammed Idris. Speaking on Channels TV, Idris said the process is not as simple as having a list and moving suspects to court; solid evidence must first be gathered. Public pressure remains high, with critics linking delays to government complicity and growing insecurity. While some suspects were identified under past administrations, no high-profile cases have materialized in court, fueling distrust. Idris insisted progress is being made—highlighting that since May 2023, over 13,500 criminals have been neutralized, and 17,000 apprehended—with many already being tried or sentenced for security-related offenses. He called for patience and partnership with both domestic and foreign allies, emphasizing the complexity and diversity of Nigeria’s security crisis and ongoing diplomatic efforts to clarify […]

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IPOB Rejects Nnamdi Kanu’s Life Sentence, Cites Lack of Legal Basis

The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has rejected the Federal High Court’s judgment sentencing its leader, Nnamdi Kanu, to life imprisonment for terrorism. IPOB argues Kanu’s advocacy constitutes lawful self-determination, not terrorism—calling the conviction unconstitutional and unsupported by Nigerian law. Spokesperson Emma Powerful stated no arms, explosives, or attack plans were ever linked to Kanu, and stressed that self-determination is protected under international rights conventions. IPOB referenced Section 36(12) of the 1999 Constitution, which mandates that only offenses defined in written law can result in conviction. The group said the judgment failed to meet legal standards and ignored precedent from higher courts. Kanu’s broadcasts and directives on Radio Biafra led to charges, but IPOB insists on international monitoring and calls for a UN-supervised referendum. The group promises continued peaceful advocacy and a detailed legal response.

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Trump Signs Law to Release Epstein Files After Congressional Push

President Donald Trump has signed new legislation requiring the public release of government records on late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The move, seen as a reversal for Trump, followed rare bipartisan support in Congress and public demand for transparency. The “Epstein Files Transparency Act” instructs the Justice Department to upload unclassified files, including transcripts, flight logs, and communications, online within a month—allowing only minimal exceptions for privacy and security. Abuse survivors and activists celebrated the bill’s passage, urging the administration not to delay or withhold information. Top Democrat Chuck Schumer and others cautioned against possible redactions or delays under the guise of ongoing investigations. Trump, once an associate of Epstein, signed the bill without ceremony, with some analysts warning his administration could still attempt procedural obstacles. Epstein’s arrest and later death in custody fueled suspicions of high-level cover-ups and public mistrust. The new law, passed following substantial pressure on Trump and Speaker Mike

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Former CJN Ariwoola Defends Record, Says Judgments Were Fair

Olukayode Ariwoola, the immediate past Chief Justice of Nigeria, has stated that all his judgments were given without bias and that his conscience is clear. In an exclusive interview, Ariwoola said he handled all cases on merit, guided by evidence and the law. He emphasized that his decisions, including those from his time as Chairman of the Armed Robbery Tribunal and his work in election-related courts, were based only on facts and justice. Ariwoola said he did not show regret for any of his judgments, explaining that he ensured only those deserving of conviction were sentenced and others freed when justified. He noted that his entire judicial career was motivated by the fear of God and a commitment to fairness. He also responded to questions on religion in Nigeria, stating that insecurity and terrorism in the country were not caused […]

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CJN Hails Admission of Nigerian Judges to Global Body

The Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun, has praised the acceptance of the National Association of Judges in Nigeria (NAJN) into the International Association of Judges (IAJ). Nigeria was formally admitted as the 93rd member of the global judicial body at its annual meeting in Baku, Azerbaijan. The CJN stated that this membership demonstrates global recognition and confidence in the Nigerian judiciary. She described it as a "moment of pride" and affirmed Nigeria's commitment to upholding the rule of law, judicial independence, and human rights. The IAJ, founded in 1953, is a professional, non-political organization dedicated to safeguarding the independence of the judiciary worldwide.

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Tension Rises in Parliament Over Vacant Seats.

In a dramatic session of Ghana's Parliament, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Members of Parliament (MPs) caused a stir by occupying the majority side of the House, traditionally reserved for the New Patriotic Party (NPP). This unusual action took place amidst the ongoing legal debate concerning vacant parliamentary seats and heightened the political tension between the two major parties.The NDC’s move follows a controversial Supreme Court ruling regarding MPs retaining their seats. As the legal battle over the vacant seats drags on, the NDC MPs attempted to symbolically claim majority status, an action seen as politically charged. The situation escalated with the absence of NPP MPs from the House, leading to heated discussions about the implications of the Supreme Court's decisions and its effect on the balance of power.The development has raised questions about the stability and future of the […]

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