Constitution, legislature’s rules and standing order
By Rotimi Ogunleye Various personalities operating within the confines of Nigeria’s legislative…
Granting public properties to private persons: The legal perspectives
By Rotimi Ogunleye Public officials at the various tiers of government often…
Chronicle of constitutional breaches: Rivers state case
By Rotimi Ogunleye The work of a legal draftsman is onerous. He…
IPI Nigeria appoints OIadipo, Ogunleye, 26 others to committees
The International Press Institute (IPI) Nigeria has announced the appointment of prominent…
Presidents, Governors, and Defection
By Rotimi Ogunleye This write-up is in effect a sequel to my…
State of Emergency and Matters Arising!
By Gbemiga Ogunleye By now, it ought to be visible to the…
Invoking constitutional provisions against defection
By Rotimi Ogunleye Defection in Nigeria’s political environment is as common as…
Between the rule of law and self help
By Rotimi Ogunleye Unfolding events in the Nigerian landscape have seemingly blurred…
Tribute: A death came nearer home
By Gbemiga Ogunleye It was the kind of phone call nobody prays…
Rule by the gun? Never again!
By Gbemiga Ogunleye The year was 2002 and we were seeing off…
25 per cent votes for a presidential candidate in Abuja not compulsory
By Gbemiga Ogunleye Our people say at the death of an elephant,…
ASUU: It’s a matter of Law!
By Gbemiga Ogunleye Sometime in May when the Academic Staff Union of…