Akindele Orimolade

Electoral Reforms: Between Justice and Limitation of Time in Court 0
- Analysis, News
- May 14, 2024
Electoral processes are the cornerstone of any democratic society, ensuring the voices of the people are heard and represented. In Nigeria, like in many other democracies, the effectiveness and fairness of electoral systems have been subject to scrutiny. Electoral reforms are a recurring topic of discussion, especially concerning the handling of electoral litigations. As Nigerians
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Journalists, CSOs, Worried by Surge in Attacks on Press Freedom, Demand Release of Daniel Ojukwu 0
- News
- May 10, 2024
It was like taking the battle to the doorsteps of their oppressors, perhaps akin to David challenging the giant Goliath in the Bible with strings and stones. Journalists and Civil Society Organisations armed with pens, biros, and other writing gadgets, on Thursday stormed the Force Headquarters of the Nigerian Police to protest the continued detention
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Electoral Reform: Nigerians Highlight Changes Expected from the Political Parties 0
- News
- May 9, 2024
As the nation seeks to empower its citizens through fair and transparent elections, the imperative of electoral reforms and the expectations from political parties have taken center stage. Recurring issues such as voter intimidation, electoral fraud, and violence have often marred the integrity of the electoral process in Nigeria. To address these challenges and uphold
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Press Freedom Day: Participants Call for Independent Media Regulators 0
- News
- May 3, 2024
The third day of May every year in the last 31 years marks International Press Freedom Day, a day dedicated to celebrating the fundamental principles of press freedom and defending the independence of media outlets worldwide. In an era where misinformation and censorship threaten the integrity of journalism, this day serves as a poignant reminder
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