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  • FCT Senator Ireti Kingibe Claims 2027 APC Victory Will Trigger 25% Flat Tax, Evades Requests for Proof

    Ireti Kingibe, the senator representing the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), has warned constituents that citizens face a blanket 25 percent personal income tax deduction should the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) retain power in the 2027 general elections. However, when pressed by journalists to provide documentation or evidence supporting her assertion, Kingibe directed inquiries to […]
  • Navigating Course Selection with Clerkships in Mind: Guidance from Betsy DiPardo

    Planning an academic schedule in law school is rarely a simple task. Between fulfilling core graduation requirements, exploring clinical opportunities, and pursuing niche legal interests, students must weigh an array of competing priorities each term. For those aspiring to secure a post-graduate judicial clerkship, this planning process carries even greater significance. The courses appearing on […]
  • Firearms Research Center Unveils Paid and Pro Bono Fellowships for Law Students

    In an era marked by landmark Supreme Court jurisprudence and dynamic regulatory shifts, firearms law has quickly become one of the most critical and complex fields in American legal scholarship. Providing a platform for emerging legal minds to engage deeply with these pressing issues, the Firearms Research Center (FRC) at the University of Wyoming College […]
  • Nigeria Ramps Up Emergency Measures to Halt Ebola Threat, Urges Public Calm

    In a decisive move to protect public health, the Federal Government has activated comprehensive emergency protocols and stepped up contact tracing to prevent an outbreak of the Ebola virus from spreading across the nation. Assurances came from the Chief of Staff to the President and head of the Presidential Task Force on Ebola Preparedness, Femi […]
  • NCDC Emergency Hotline Inaccessible Shortly After Abuja Records Ebola Case

    The designated toll-free emergency helpline of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC), ‘6232’, failed to connect callers just hours following the detection of an Ebola infection in the Federal Capital Territory. Health officials announced on Tuesday that a female traveler who arrived in Abuja via Uganda was placed in isolation after testing […]
  • Far Beyond the Coastal Highway Debacle: The Anatomy of a Chronic Sham

    Anyone caught off guard by the administration’s decision to drop the N15.6 trillion Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway simply was not paying attention. The entire undertaking was an illusion from the outset, an attribute deeply woven into the governing All Progressives Congress. The Bola Tinubu presidency perpetually delivers breakdowns because it was never designed for authentic accomplishment. […]
  • Preparing for 2028: Critical January Deadlines for Canadian Judicial Clerkships

    For law students aiming to build a high-impact legal career, securing a judicial clerkship stands as one of the most intellectually rewarding post-graduate milestones. While many students naturally gravitate toward domestic positions, cross-border and international opportunities offer an extraordinary perspective on comparative jurisprudence, constitutional interpretation, and the evolution of the common law. In particular, the […]
  • FIFA Steps In to Resolve NFF Turmoil, Directs New Polls and Sets Up Caretaker Panel

    World soccer’s governing body, FIFA, has stepped into the leadership crisis plaguing the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) by authorizing a Normalisation Committee to take control and oversee a thorough administrative overhaul. The temporary body will manage the federation’s daily operations and lay the groundwork for upcoming Executive Committee elections. According to an official communication from […]
  • Federal Humanitarian Ministry’s Freshly Launched Portal Crashes Within Eight Weeks

    A mere 52 days after introducing a brand-new official portal to the public, the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Reduction has seen its primary digital gateway go offline. On September 1, the government body proudly declared a transition away from its previous web address, ushering citizens toward an updated portal intended to serve […]
  • Schedule a One-on-One Session with Wasserstein Fellow Michelle Lapointe

    Are you passionate about advancing justice for immigrant communities? You can now reserve individual advising time with Wasserstein Fellow Michelle Lapointe, the Legal Director at the American Immigration Council. In this capacity, Michelle directs high-impact legal challenges and strategic advocacy initiatives designed to protect immigrant rights and foster a more equitable system. Before stepping into […]