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UK-based lawyer begins process of renouncing Nigerian citizenship

A UK-based Nigerian lawyer has begun the process of renouncing his Nigerian citizenship, saying he has already submitted the required application and is now waiting for approval. The development has drawn attention online because it reflects the growing number of Nigerians abroad who are rethinking their legal ties to the country. The lawyer said his decision was deliberate and that he had chosen to move forward with the formal process. He is said to have made the move through the proper legal channel rather than by making a public statement alone. That means the application will still have to go through the official review system before any final decision is reached. For many people in the diaspora, citizenship issues are often tied to identity, convenience, and future opportunities. In this case, the lawyer’s action has sparked discussion about why some […]

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Brazil’s Former President Jair Bolsonaro Sent to Prison – Lawyer

Brazil’s former president Jair Bolsonaro, previously under house arrest since August, was transferred to prison on Saturday. His lawyer, Celso Vilardi, confirmed the move but said he was not informed of the specific reasons. Bolsonaro, 70, faces a 27-year sentence for his role in a failed coup attempt in 2022. His legal team had argued for continued house arrest, citing health concerns. The Supreme Court has barred Bolsonaro from contesting future elections. His imprisonment comes as part of a wider crackdown on political unrest and conspiracies in Brazil.

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Ondo Lawyer Drags Colleague, Eight Others to Court Over Property Dispute

An Akure-based lawyer, Oyekanmi Isijola, has taken a fellow legal practitioner, Oluwanike Omotayo, and eight others before an Upper Area Court in Ilorin over allegations of criminal intimidation, forgery, defamation, cyberstalking, and attempts to illegally acquire his late father’s property. The case, which came up on Monday, was filed under the Penal Code Law and the Cybercrime Prohibition and Prevention Act. Omotayo, listed as the first defendant, was absent in court but was represented by her counsel, Okedayo Nicholas, who pleaded against the complainant’s request for a warrant of arrest. The judge ruled in her favor but issued warrants for the seventh and eighth defendants, who failed to appear despite being summoned. The matter was adjourned to September 30 for further hearing. Speaking to journalists, Isijola accused the defendants of trying to unlawfully convert his late father’s estate for personal […]

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