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Mr. Falana said the property was still a dispute in court.

Several stories rocked the music space this week.

A Court of Appeal judgement is being interpreted differently.

“None of these guys worked outside the government. their pension cannot establish a primary school, not to talk of a ...

"On their own part, the political class should put their house in order and stop inciting potential coup plotters."

The EFCC said an aide of its acting chairman has no relationship with Mr. Falana

ECOWAS says it would continue to pursue a peaceful mediation and transfer of power.

The lawyer wants a government inquiry into the matter.

"Indeed, as a leading member state of the ECOWAS, the Nigerian Government must continue to demonstrate leadership by example."

Mr. Falana says the EFCC should act now amid callsfor govenrment to sell national asset.

“In spite of several promises the British government did not return any fund under former Prime Minister David Cameron."

Mr. Falana said some lawmakers may be queuing up to buy the national assets

"If the Nigerian military authorities had wanted to dispossess him of the property in question they ought have applied for ...

The case has left many apprehensive about free speech in Nigeria.

The Olayinka says the lawyer’s position is influenced by his governorship ambition.

"Justice Tobi was excellent in the academic and became a reference point in the legal world."

Mr. Falana says there are serious objections to certain provisions of the bill.

The senior lawyer says the government has failed to counter the deliberate manipulation of the criminal justice system by treasury ...

Mr. Falana says his client has completed a six-month jail term and should be released.

"From the information at our disposal, the federal government is owed not less than $66.5 billion (about N13.3 trillion)."

Mr. Falana had in a petition requested the ICC to “investigate allegations of crimes against humanity some former officials.

“The common denominator of crimes against humanity is that they are grave affronts to human security and dignity."

Mr. Falana urges the police to allow Shi'a members access to their families, physicians, and lawyers.

Mr. Falana says Mr. Ransome-Kuti's conviction and sentence were wrong, unjust, and illogical.

The soldiers complained of lacking necessary equipment to properly fight the insurgents.