The Baileys: From Thursday, television cameras will film for the first time in some criminal courts in England and Wales.… Read More »TV cameras to film in criminal courts for first time in major law change
The relevance of e-governance goes beyond digitization of public records and receipts. The primary aim is to eliminate bureaucratic bottle… Read More »FOI Counsel launches 2nd Quarter President’s Newsletter : Examining the impact of AI on Access, Service and Law Enforcement
A Civil Rights organization- Action for Socio-Political and Economic Change (ASEC) requested information under the FOI Act 2011, from the… Read More »COURT GRANTS LEAVE TO NGO TO QUERY NDDC BUDGETS
Former Chief Judge of Edo State, Justice Esohe Ikponmwen has said that open data would aid transparency and accountability in… Read More »ex-Edo CJ: Open data would aid transparency and accountability in the justice sector
On Monday, the 6th of January, I went to an expensive Area 11 restaurant which commands a lot of patronage… Read More »CRIMINAL POS OPERATORS IN ABUJA
Bayelsa State in Nigeria made history on Wednesday by launching its electronic court filing system, aimed at improving the speed… Read More »“Bayelsa State Judiciary Introduces First Electronic Court Filing System for Faster Justice Delivery
I met with Ernest Friday on the recommendation of Idede Osesky Oseyande. We discussed Ernest’s affair while he was in… Read More »How Ernest received damages courtesy of RUDILAC & FOI Counsel after losing his arm at work
On the 16th day of April 2020, Emmanuel Ijeneme on his way to church was dragged by two high-tension networks… Read More »A 13-year-old boy who suffered electrocution gets damages courtesy of RUDILAC
Achike JCA in its judgement in Candide Johnson case concluded that “it is clearly improper and will expose the administration… Read More »FOI COUNSEL CONGRATULATES TOBY AMUSAN & HON. JUSTICE EKAETE OBOT
The ECOWAS Court sitting in Ghana has restrained the Federal Republic of Nigeria or its component states or agents from… Read More »Freedom to Protest: ECOWAS Court restrains Nigeria Government and awards 15, 000 USD to 3 Edo based activists