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A good surrogacy plan is not a promise; it’s a pathway, altruistic, documented, and judged by what is best for …
In Nigerian surrogacy, a contract can plan the journey, but only the court, guided by a child’s best interests, decides …
Surrogacy is one of those topics in Nigerian law that sits in a grey area. It is happening in practice, …
Words, once spoken, cannot be taken back. In a society like ours, where emotions can flare up quickly in marketplaces, …
When it comes to criminal cases involving the unlawful killing of a human being, the Nigerian legal system makes an …
Is it an offence in Nigeria to take someone’s picture without consent and demand payment? This article explores extortion, privacy …
When the question of legal protection is raised in Nigeria, much of the conversation tilts towards women.
A promise to marry, though not as commonly litigated today as in earlier decades, remains a recognized area of civil …
October 1st 1960 births are not stateless. They are Nigerians by birth, written into the Constitution not by words, but …
In any civilised democracy, the law is meant to serve as both a shield for the innocent and a sword …
When the National Assembly passed the Nigeria Tax Administration Act (NTAA) 2025 as part of the sweeping Tax Reform Acts, …
When Nigeria adopted the 1999 Constitution, it did not start with a legal blank page.
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