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Law enforcement officers deployed tear gas on Tuesday to break up a crowd gathering at the Lekki toll gate in Lagos, where citizens had assembled to commemorate six years since the fatal 2020 crackdown on anti-police-brutality demonstrators. Live video feeds from the site depicted scenes of pandemonium, showing media crews, human rights advocates, ordinary participants, […]

During his address at the 2026 Omolayole Management Lecture, Adetunji Oyebanji—head of the Chartered Institute of Directors and former chief of 11 PLC—delivered a sobering assessment for President Bola Tinubu’s ambitious financial vision. Oyebanji pointed out that with Nigeria’s gross domestic product standing at approximately $290.79 billion in 2025, the country must sustain an extraordinary […]Read More

In an unusual single-day spending spree, the Nigerian Stored Products Research Institute (NSPRI), an agricultural body located in Ilorin, Kwara State, distributed at least N683.8 million to several contractors for initiatives entirely disconnected from its institutional mission. Records reveal that on May 10, the agency executed 14 distinct transactions directed at 14 separate vendors. Rather […]

Nigerian health authorities have verified an imported case of the Ebola virus within the Federal Capital Territory, triggering rigorous disease surveillance and swift contact tracing to curb any community transmission. The Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Professor Muhammad Pate, disclosed the development during a press briefing in Abuja on Tuesday. He explained that […]

With election season in full swing, ensuring that every eligible citizen can cast a ballot without barrier or confusion remains one of the most vital tasks in American democracy. For many members of the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community, exercising this fundamental right can present unique hurdles—particularly when navigating complex voting rules in […]

The countdown is officially on for students looking to expand their professional networks and gain direct access to prospective legal employers. The deadline for Connections bidding is fast approaching: Monday, October 26, at precisely 12:00 PM (noon). If you have not yet finalized your employer preferences, now is the time to log in, review your […]

The first semester of law school can often feel like an overwhelming sprint through doctrine, case briefs, and cold calls. Yet, as the middle of autumn approaches, a new milestone emerges on the horizon: the 1L summer job search. Securing that first legal internship is a crucial stepping stone in any emerging legal career, offering […]

Securing a position at a competitive law firm is rarely just a matter of strong grades and a pristine resume. While your academic achievements and extracurricular leadership help get your foot in the door, the interview is where hiring decisions are truly cemented. For law students navigating the recruitment pipeline, technical competence is the baseline […]

In today’s knowledge-driven global economy, groundbreaking innovation rarely succeeds through scientific or engineering genius alone. Whether an enterprise is pioneering generative artificial intelligence, launching a proprietary cloud infrastructure, or discovering life-saving diagnostic assays, turning visionary concepts into sustainable commercial enterprises requires a resilient legal architecture. This is precisely where the specialized discipline of technology transactions […]

For first-year law students, the autumn semester is marked by a whirlwind of doctrinal courses, legal research briefs, and the steep learning curve of legal analysis. Yet as the semester progresses, another pivotal milestone comes into focus: securing a first-year summer position. To support students embarking on this search, the Career Services Manager (CSM) Job […]

In legal education, the high-intensity recruitment cycles of large corporate law firms often dominate the conversation. However, for a substantial cohort of law students, the driving motivation to pursue a J.D. is rooted in community advocacy, social justice, and systemic reform. Legal nonprofits—ranging from local legal aid providers and civil rights organizations to international human […]

President Bola Tinubu has authorized an 18-month tenure extension for the heads of Nigeria’s immigration and custodial authorities, a strategic step designed to prevent leadership voids and maintain the trajectory of critical sector reforms. The policy benefits Sylvester Ndidi Nwakuche, Controller-General of the Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS), and Kemi Nanna Nandap, Comptroller-General of the Nigeria […]