The Nigerian Law School was established against the background of the need to provide professional training suited to the Nigerian legal system. Its historical account traces the institution to recommendations for a Nigerian system of legal education and a professional law school that would provide practical training in the work of barristers and solicitors.

The recent statement attributed to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), warning Nigerian lawyers against charging clients in foreign currencies and describing the practice as “illegal and unethical,” raises an important question of law: What specific written law makes the mere charging of professional fees in foreign currency a criminal offence?

Maintaining and promoting the rule of law is a foundational value of the Commonwealth, aiming to foster democracy, protect human rights, and enable sustainable development across its 56 member countries.

Students Leadership combines core personal traits, strong social abilities, and practical organizational habits that help young people guide their peers and achieve shared goals. Student leadership qualities and skills are not innate traits but learned capabilities that empower young individuals

Ms. Florence Nwachukwu Eze has filed a lawsuit in the Federal Capital Territory High Court to reclaim her three-bedroom apartment in Gwarinpa, Abuja. The defendant, Mr. Ibrahim Sani Bello, is accused of unlawfully occupying the premises beyond the one-year tenancy agreement. Ms. Nwachukwu seeks mesne profits for the time Mr. Bello has retained possession.

THIS ARBITRATION AGREEMENT (“Agreement”) is made this 14th day of August 2026. BETWEEN: BLUECREST MERCANTILE LIMITED, a company incorporated under the laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, with its registered office at No. 17 Adebayo Crescent, Victoria Island, Lagos