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5th April 2018

EVANS UFELI speaks to young Lawyers in Lagos

Let me express my humble and profound gratitude to you all for inviting me to deliver this riveting paper on a choice topic such as […]

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Bayelsa Magistrate walks journalists out of court

Magistrate Eke Spiff, Wednesday, caused commotion in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, when she ordered all journalists who came to cover a case of obtaining by tricks […]

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5th April 2018

Facebook says 87 million may be affected by data breach

Facebook said Wednesday personal data on as many as 87 million users was improperly shared with British political consultancy Cambridge Analytica. The new figure eclipses […]

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5th April 2018

Fashola, Dangote, Otedola for UNILAG Law Faculty lecture

Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Mr Babatunde Fashola, SAN, will be the special guest of honour at the second public lecture of the Department […]

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Photos- Paul Usoro SAN was a guest of Muslim Lawyers

Paul Usoro SAN was a guest of Muslim Lawyers Association today at the Magistrate Court complex Ikeja,where matters relating to the profession were on the […]

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3rd April 2018

Police to arraign Dino Melaye, 4 rearrested suspects May 10

The Nigeria Police Force said it would arraign Dino Melaye, a senator and the four suspects rearrested for alleged conspiracy and unlawful possession of prohibited […]

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3rd April 2018

Court rejects appeal of inmate whose execution was halted

A federal appeals court on Tuesday rejected the arguments of a Georgia death row inmate whose scheduled execution was temporarily halted last year by the […]

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3rd April 2018

Libyan court clears Gaddafi son of footballer’s murder

A Libyan appeals court cleared one of the sons of late leader, Muammar Gaddafi on Tuesday of charges of murdering a footballer before Libya’s 2011 […]

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3rd April 2018

Rise of the ‘law-bots’: NZ firm developing AI for legal services

Multilingual ‘law-bots’ that can provide lightning-quick advice with greater accuracy than its human counterparts means the cost of engaging a lawyer will get cheaper. Artificial […]

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2nd April 2018

Ethiopia’s legislature elects a 42 year old Abiy Ahmed as prime minister

Ethiopia’s legislature has elected Abiy Ahmed as prime minister, amid hopes the young and outspoken politician will be able to quell sustained anti-government protests in […]

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P&ID case- UK Court of Appeal criticises ‘staggering’ £44m costs in Nigeria arbitration row

Breaking News- Chidi Odinkalu announced as 2025 Courtroom Mail person of the year.

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Month: April 2018

EVANS UFELI speaks to young Lawyers in Lagos

Bayelsa Magistrate walks journalists out of court

Facebook says 87 million may be affected by data breach

Fashola, Dangote, Otedola for UNILAG Law Faculty lecture

Photos- Paul Usoro SAN was a guest of Muslim Lawyers

Police to arraign Dino Melaye, 4 rearrested suspects May 10

Court rejects appeal of inmate whose execution was halted

Libyan court clears Gaddafi son of footballer’s murder

Rise of the ‘law-bots’: NZ firm developing AI for legal services

Ethiopia’s legislature elects a 42 year old Abiy Ahmed as prime minister