Bauchi Senator Surrenders to Agencies for Investigation

Bauchi Senator Shehu Buba Umar surrenders to agencies amid banditry, terrorism financing, and kidnapping allegations—his move to clear his name.

by Nanami Yamaguchi | September 15, 2026

JAMB To Take Over All HND Admissions From This Session

JAMB will handle all Higher National Diploma (HND) admissions from this session, replacing NBTE. Learn how this centralisation policy affects…

by Kaori Mori | September 14, 2026

Court returns Adeyemi rights suit for reassignment

Justice Egwuatu returns Adeyemi rights suit for reassignment as the 72-hour show-cause deadline for police and AGF has not yet…

by Kaori Mori | September 12, 2026

Free Internet for Educational Websites

Nigerian students get free internet access to approved educational websites and digital learning resources with zero-rated access initiative.

by Mei Kobayashi | September 11, 2026

Obi Announces Dual Result Transmission Plan

Peter Obi unveils a dual result transmission plan for the 2027 election to ensure only figures from polling units are…

by datasawala | September 11, 2026

APC Challenges Substituted Service Order for Tinubu

by Kaori Mori | September 23, 2026

Suit No. FHC/ABJ/CS/1888/2026 challenges President Tinubu's 2027 election eligibility. The All Progressives Congress has challenged a Federal High Court order in Abuja that permitted President Bola Tinubu to be served through the party in a lawsuit questioning his eligibility to contest the 2027 presidential election, arguing the order became unnecessary after Tinubu already received and responded to the court processes. The dispute stems from Suit No. FHC/ABJ/CS/1888/2026, filed by former…

Zoning Regulations

NSW court upholds law firm’s unqualified staff billing rates

by Nanami Yamaguchi | September 24, 2026

A wooden gavel and legal book represent justice in a court setting, emphasizing order and legal authority. Photo: Towfiqu barbhuiya/Pexels A New South Wales Supreme Court decision has confirmed a costs assessment panel’s ruling that permitted a law firm employee to charge higher hourly rates, despite lacking formal legal qualifications. The court rejected the client’s appeal in Troost v Coleman Greig Lawyers Pty Ltd [2026] NSWSC 1109. The case originated…