Search
HomeTagsECOWAS Court

ECOWAS Court

News

Uromi Killings: Yoruba Youth Leaders Condemn, Urge Action

As Yoruba youth leaders they denounce the Uromi killings while advocating for governmental countermeasures to stop Fulani herdsmen raids in southwestern Nigeria.
News

Kogi Commissioner Says Security To Decide The Arrest of Senator

Despite a government ban on public gatherings Senator Natasha conducted her event which led security forces to determine whether she should be arrested.
News

Nigerian Journalists Win Legal Victory: Cyberstalking, Insult No Longer Crimes

Nigerian human rights lawyer Femi Falana announces a landmark victory for Nigerian journalists. They can no longer be arrested for vaguely defined offenses like cyberstalking or insult, thanks to a recent ECOWAS Court ruling. This decision strengthens freedom of expression and combats shrinking civic space in Nigeria.
News

ECOWAS Court Grapples with Enforcement of Judgments

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Court of Justice faces a significant...

Latest articles

News

Uromi Killings: Yoruba Youth Leaders Condemn, Urge Action

As Yoruba youth leaders they denounce the Uromi killings while advocating for governmental countermeasures to stop Fulani herdsmen raids in southwestern Nigeria.
News

Kogi Commissioner Says Security To Decide The Arrest of Senator

Despite a government ban on public gatherings Senator Natasha conducted her event which led security forces to determine whether she should be arrested.
News

Senator Natasha Calls on Nigerians to Hold Akpabio, Bello Responsible for Her Safety

Key Points Akpoti-Uduaghan calls for accountability from Akpabio, Ododo, and Bello. Despite a ban,...
News

Nigeria Faces Surge in Meningitis Cases, Deaths

Nigeria is experiencing a meningitis outbreak with rising cases and deaths. The NCDC is urging vaccination and immediate medical attention.

The Nigerian Inquirer asks the questions that matter to the people, probing into stories that others might overlook.

© 2023 The Nigerian Inquirer. All Rights Reserved.