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Why President Tinubu Cannot Sign the Rivers State Budget into Law
Under Nigeria’s constitutional arrangement, the federal and state governments operate within clearly defined jurisdictions and powers. The powers and responsibilities assigned to each tier...
A Rejoinder to VeryDarkMan: INEC’s Proposed Use of Temporary Voter Cards
A video is currently making the rounds online in which Mr. Martins Vincent Otse—widely known as VeryDarkMan—voices his concern over the Independent National Electoral...
Section 305 v. Section 11(4): Why National Assembly Cannot Legislate for Rivers State Under Tinubu’s Emergency Rule
Under the Nigerian Constitution, Section 11(4) gives the National Assembly power to step in and legislate for a State only when the House of...
Imo State Judiciary:Â The NJC Watches, And Watches, And Watches
In Imo State, something deeply unsettling has taken root. The judiciary, once the final refuge for order and fairness, now finds itself mired by...
State of Emergency Powers: Illegality of Suspending Elected Officials
President Bola Tinubu's recent declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State, accompanied by the suspension of Governor Siminalayi Fubara, his deputy, and...
