In the hallowed halls of justice, another week has passed, leaving in its wake a trail of legal decisions that shape the course of our society.
Welcome to our weekly legal roundup, where we navigate the intricate web of courtrooms and verdicts that define our legal landscape.
From landmark judgments to the intricacies of legal debates, our weekly legal roundup is your passport to understanding the ever-evolving world of the judiciary.
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The Jurist Newspaper weekly cast light on the profound legal issues of our time. Let’s explore the legal decisions and controversies that captivated our courts this week.
Deciphering laws on purchasing stolen goods in Nigeria
Every Nigeria’s right to own property is upheld by law. However, this right becomes contentious when it comes to stolen items.
This article explores the legal dimensions of stolen properties, shares real-life cases, and offers tips on avoiding inadvertently acquiring stolen goods.
Hudu Ari’s arraignment postponed once again
Shifting our focus to the courtroom, we uncover the latest developments in Barrister Hudu Ari Yunusa’s legal saga.
The arraignment of the suspended Resident Electoral Commissioner for Adamawa state has been postponed repeatedly.
Find out the reasons behind these delays and the charges Yunusa is facing.
Life imprisonment for medical director in rape case
In another courtroom, justice has been served in a harrowing rape case.
Doctor Olufemi Olaleye, the medical director of the Optimal Cancer Care Foundation, has been sentenced to life imprisonment.
This article delves into the case details and the implications of the sentencing.
Retiree’s victory: court orders payment of N9.9M arrears
Moving on to pension and gratuity matters, we bring you the heartening news of a retiree’s legal triumph.
Mrs. Becky Iorember’s long-standing battle for her outstanding gratuity and pension arrears has finally reached a resolution.
Explore the journey of her dispute and how the court ruled.
U.S. judge rejects release of Tinubu’s CIA FBI records
Our global lens zooms in on the case of Bola Tinubu and the sensitive issue of disclosure.
A U.S. federal judge’s rejection of the request to reveal Tinubu’s CIA and FBI records has raised intrigue.
We provide an in-depth look into this ruling and its potential consequences.
Bawa takes legal action: Sues SSS over unlawful detention
We delved into the plight of a former EFCC chairman who has been in detention for four months.
Abdulrasheed Bawa who was detained without trial since June 2023, is fighting back in court.
We detail the lawsuit and the reasons driving his quest for justice.
Court invalidates Ogbomoso new Soun’s selection
Returning to local matters, a significant court decision shapes the selection of a new Soun.
Oba Ghandi Laoye’s appointment as the new Soun of Ogbomoso faces a legal challenge.
Dive into the court’s verdict and the call for a fresh selection process.
Supreme court upholds Tinubu’s victory, dismisses Atiku’s and Obi’s appeal
In the nation’s highest court, a pivotal judgement has been issued in a presidential election appeal.
The Supreme Court’s dismissal of Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi’s appeal affirmed President Tinubu’s victory.
This verdict drew the curtain on the 2023 presidential election dispute as any verdict by the Supreme Court cannot be appealed.
Court declares suspension of teacher’s salary unlawful
In the realm of education, a teacher’s legal battle takes a remarkable turn.
Mrs. Omawumi Tomarah’s salary suspension since 2019 is declared unlawful and null and void.
Learn about the specifics of her case and the judge’s verdict.
IPOB’s proscription as a terrorist group ruled illegal
Concluding our roundup, we explore a significant legal development related to IPOB.
The Enugu State High Court’s declaration that the proscription of IPOB is illegal and unconstitutional carries major implications.
We also delved into the backstory of this monumental ruling.
Stay tuned for more legal updates next week as we continue to bring you the latest legal stories shaping the world of law and justice.
