Coup d’état in Africa: A Legal and Moral Implication of Nigeria’s Damning Ironies

By Benson Uche Egbuchiwe Incidences of coup d’état within the West African subregion have yet again brought a new dimension to the question of democratic stability on the African continent. Recently, I had the opportunity to participate in a Zoom debate organized by my Law school classmates and the...

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Reminiscing Encounter with Fulani Herdsmen

It was 1999 and Chucky, the entertainment mogul of the ‘Havana shows’ fame, organized a party/picnic in Law School. He titled the picnic, and quite appropriately the “Pringles picnic’. Of course, legend had it that the title was inspired by what he did to convert the attention and to...

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