Clarius Ugwuoha The wave of fire incidents in recent times, claiming precious lives and millions of naira worth of properties in Nigeria and elsewhere, raises global fire safety imperative. It took the razing of the Ochanja market in Onitsha, Anambra state, Nigeria for the government of Anambra state to rise to
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A Meta-Analysis of Imo Guber Election Petition before The Supreme Court
The other tranche of the ambition of this article is to inquire whether Emeka Ihedioha and PDP satisfy the constitutional mathematical logic and how did the Tribunal and the Appeal courts arrive at the constitutional syllogism of section 179 on one-quarter of legitimate votes in two-third of the 27 Imo
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Law Mefor The Nigerian nation state has, since inception, become a workshop in nation building. Many development rolling plans have been formulated by the past and present variegated regimes. Huge resources not even available to many developed nations have been haphazardly deployed with predictably erratic results. You do recall the two broad
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Curing the doubts over Presidential Election Tribunal
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The Wall Street Journal and nocturnal burials
Col. Timothy Antigha Just like weddings, burial rites of service personnel even during periods of hostility constitute an integral part of the Traditions and Customs of the Nigerian Army and indeed the military, as inherited from the British. The practice is that, upon the death of serving personnel, his Commanding Officer