The Federal High Court, sitting in Abuja, has granted an application by the Attorney-General of the Federation seeking the re-listing...
Read moreDetailsThe Federal High Court, sitting in Ikoyi, Lagos, has convicted and sentenced eight foreign nationals on cybercrime charges following guilty pleas entered during trial proceedings. The judgment was delivered on Friday, 4 July 2025, by Chukwujekwu Aneke, in proceedings instituted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission. Court records show...
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The Presidency of Nigeria has issued an official clarification disputing claims that the tax reform laws recently signed and gazetted...
The National Assembly of Nigeria has directed the Office of the Clerk to the National Assembly to re-gazette the 2025...
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has issued a regulatory circular directing banks and other financial institutions to ensure the...
The Presidency of Nigeria has issued an official clarification disputing claims that the tax reform laws recently signed and gazetted...
The National Assembly of Nigeria has directed the Office of the Clerk to the National Assembly to re-gazette the 2025...
Understanding the Situation Encounters between police officers and members of the public in open spaces are a regular part of...
The Independent National Electoral Commission has approved and released the timetable and schedule of activities for the conduct of bye-elections...
Read moreDetailsThe Court of Appeal has overturned a decision of the Federal High Court relating to the conduct of local government...
Read moreDetailsThe Supreme Court of Nigeria has dismissed a suit instituted by the 36 state governments, through the Nigeria Governors’ Forum,...
Read moreDetailsThe Kano State Judicial Service Commission has approved a range of disciplinary measures against judicial officers and court registry staff...
Read moreDetailsThe High Court of Justice, Kano State has issued a procedural directive requiring the attachment of passport-sized photographs to all...
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The Nigerian Bar Association Ungogo Branch has conducted a one-day copyright law training programme for lawyers in Kano as part...
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The Electoral Committee of the Nigerian Bar Association Section on Public Interest and Development Law has held its inaugural meeting...
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Why “Fundamental Rights Enforcement” Exists In Nigeria’s constitutional system, certain rights are given a higher level of protection than ordinary...
Understanding the Situation Encounters between police officers and members of the public in open spaces are a regular part of...
As Artificial Intelligence reshapes the legal world, the 16th Annual MULAN Conference in Ilorin offered Nigeria’s Muslim lawyers a rare forum to confront its ethical, cultural, and professional implications. This special edition of Olex Daily Magazine captures those pivotal debates, the voices of Kano’s bold delegation, and the cultural moments that defined a landmark gathering where faith, justice, and technology met on equal ground.
Professional responsibility is often discussed as a matter of compliance: codes observed, duties enumerated, and sanctions avoided. Yet the most enduring standards of legal conduct have never been sustained by regulation alone. This essay examines…
Artificial intelligence is already reshaping legal work, data governance, and accountability. What remains unsettled is whether Nigerian law is conceptually prepared for machines that act, decide, and cause harm without fitting neatly into existing doctrines…
Barr. Sunusi Lawan Fandubu is the Chairman of the Kano State Chapter of the Muslim Lawyers Association of Nigeria (MULAN) and head of the Kano delegation to the 2025 MULAN Conference in Ilorin. A graduate of Bayero University, Kano, with a Bachelor of Laws degree, he was called to the Nigerian Bar in 2013. Beyond his leadership in MULAN, Fandubu is deeply committed to promoting ethical, faith-driven legal practice and fostering professional mentorship among young Muslim lawyers in Kano and beyond.
For Barrister Sunusi Lawan Fandubu, Chairman of the Kano State Chapter of the Muslim Lawyers’ Association of Nigeria (MULAN), leadership is not merely a position—it is a sacred trust anchored in ethics and accountability. At the helm of the largest…
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