Court convicts Nnamdi Kanu on all seven counts
A Federal High Court in Abuja has found Nnamdi Kanu, leader of IPOB, guilty on all seven counts of terrorism. Justice James Omotosho delivered the verdict. Read the full details.
Category : Judiciary
Nnamdi Kanu's Court Outburst: 'You Don't Know the Law'
IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu erupts in court, challenging Justice Omotosho over legal procedures in his terrorism trial. Watch the trending video and see Nigerians' reactions.
Judge Orders Nnamdi Kanu Removed, Rules Without Him
Justice James Omotosho has ruled that Nnamdi Kanu's terrorism trial verdict will be delivered without the defendant present after he was removed from court for an outburst. Read the full details.
Nnamdi Kanu Moves to Halt Terrorism Trial Judgement
IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu asks Federal High Court to refer his case to the Appeal Court, challenging jurisdiction and alleging denial of fair hearing.
Judge Orders Nnamdi Kanu Removed from Courtroom
Federal High Court judge James Omotosho orders security to remove Nnamdi Kanu from courtroom after IPOB leader disrupts terrorism trial proceedings. Watch the dramatic scene unfold.
Nnamdi Kanu in Court for Terrorism Judgment
Nnamdi Kanu, IPOB leader, appears in Abuja Federal High Court for a pivotal terrorism case judgment. The verdict, broadcast live, concludes a decade-long legal saga with major implications for Nigeria.
Nnamdi Kanu Seeks to Halt Court Judgement
IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu has filed multiple motions to stop the Federal High Court's judgement on terrorism charges. He challenges court jurisdiction and seeks bail. Read the latest developments.
Court Delivers Judgment in Nnamdi Kanu's Case
Federal High Court in Abuja delivers judgment in Nnamdi Kanu's alleged terrorism case. Live broadcast and heightened security in southeast Nigeria. Follow updates.
NJI Refutes Claims Judges Sang Tinubu's Anthem
National Judicial Institute dismisses false claims that judges sang political anthem for President Tinubu at 2025 conference. NJI clarifies only national anthem was sung.
Court fixes Jan 19 for Onikoyi royal family suit
Lagos High Court schedules January 19, 2026, for hearing Onikoyi royal family's challenge against Prince Kunle Fafunwa's installation as Oba. Follow this developing chieftaincy dispute.
Judge rejects recusal bid in Abuja forgery case
FCT High Court Judge Jude Onwuegbuzie dismisses lawyer Victor Giwa's recusal motion alleging bias in forgery and impersonation trial. Case adjourned to November 27 for continuation.
Property Conflict Case Against Kasumu Adjourned to 2026
The arraignment of businessman Hameed Kasumu over an alleged property conflict in Ikoyi was stalled at Lagos High Court. Case adjourned to January 13, 2026, for preliminary hearing.
Nasarawa rescues orphan, siblings from forced eviction
Nasarawa State government intervenes to rescue Blessing Mathias and siblings from forced eviction. Attorney General initiates mediation for justice. Read the full story.
N20bn Money Laundering Case Adjourned to Dec 16
Federal High Court Lagos adjourns Taiwo Ibitola Taiwo's N20 billion money laundering case to December 16, 2025. The businesswoman faces fraud and conversion charges over family inheritance.
Atiku Slams Tinubu Song Played at Judges' Event
Former VP Atiku Abubakar condemns playing President Tinubu's political anthem at judiciary conference as assault on national dignity. Read full details.
NJI Denies Judges Sang Political Song for Tinubu
The National Judicial Institute refutes viral claims that judges sang 'On Your Mandate We Shall Stand' for President Tinubu. Get the full facts and why this matters for judicial integrity.
T2 enables CIArb Nigeria's landmark 2025 ADR conference
T2 transformed the CIArb Nigeria 2025 conference with seamless connectivity, enabling hybrid participation and advancing Alternative Dispute Resolution across Africa through innovative technology.
Tinubu: Judiciary Must Be Fearless for Justice
President Bola Tinubu declares Nigeria needs a fearless judiciary for a just society. He pledges institutional support for courts at the 2025 Judges Conference in Abuja. Read more.
LP Chieftain Sues Over Death Threats in Ebonyi
Labour Party chieftain Dr. Ezeh Emmanuel Ezeh files a rights suit against suspected political enforcers for death threats. He seeks judicial protection and affirms the rule of law. Read more.
Atiku's Aide Slams Tinubu Anthem at Judges Event
Paul Ibe, media aide to Atiku Abubakar, criticizes Nigerian judiciary for playing President Tinubu's supporters anthem at judges conference. Watch the viral video and analysis.
Wike-Military Land Feud: Rule of Law Must Prevail
Senior Advocate Joseph Dauda insists rule of law must override emotion in Wike-naval officer altercation. Learn how this impacts Abuja land administration.
Tinubu: No Reform Succeeds If Judiciary Fails
President Bola Tinubu warns that Nigeria will crumble if judicial integrity is compromised. Read his full address to Nigerian judges and public reactions.
Tinubu Tasks Judges on Restoring Public Trust in Judiciary
President Bola Tinubu urges Nigerian judges to restore public confidence in the judiciary, emphasizing that trust is crucial for justice's moral authority. Read his full address.
Court Forces Girl to Keep Rapist Father's Surname
A UK High Court judge ruled a 5-year-old must keep her father's surname despite his rape convictions. The decision sparks outrage about family court failures.
Tinubu: No Reform Works Without Judicial Integrity
President Tinubu declares that public trust is the foundation of justice. He urges Nigerian judges to embrace reform and technology for a more efficient judiciary. Read his full address.
Tinubu: Justice Must Never Be for Sale
President Bola Tinubu demands urgent judicial reforms, stating justice must never be for sale. He calls for a swift, efficient judiciary to restore public confidence in Nigeria's legal system.
Federal High Court Christmas Vacation Starts Dec 19
Federal High Court judges begin Christmas break Dec 19, 2025. Key divisions in Abuja, Lagos, Port Harcourt remain open for urgent matters. Full court resumes Jan 7, 2026.
Federal High Court Judges Christmas Break Dates Set
Federal High Court judges begin Christmas vacation December 19, 2025. Key divisions remain operational with designated vacation judges handling urgent matters. Full details inside.
NBA Akure Calls for Prison Reform and Judicial Autonomy
NBA Akure branch demands full implementation of Correctional Service Act 2019 and financial autonomy for judiciary. Urgent reforms needed to address flawed prison system and justice access in rural areas.
Christian Genocide Claims in Nigeria: Legal Analysis
Examining the legal definition of genocide amid claims of Christian persecution in Nigeria and Trump's threatened intervention. Read the full analysis.
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