4 results for "Evidence"

Electoral law, technology, and the changes before the ballot
Electoral Law· February 12, 2026 ·Ooreoluwa O. Agbede Esq.,

Electoral law, technology, and the changes before the ballot

The senate’s decision to re-amend the Electoral Act to accommodate electronic transmission of results, albeit without making it mandatory and with a fall back to Form EC8A in the event of network fail

Election Ballot Electoral Technology
4 min read
Why Corruption Convictions Remain Difficult in Nigeria
Criminal Law· February 6, 2026 ·Fope Agbede

Why Corruption Convictions Remain Difficult in Nigeria

On a recurring basis, headlines announce yet another corruption trial involving billions of naira allegedly stolen from public coffers. Current or former public office holders stand in the dock facing

Corruption Trial Evidence
6 min read
Should Litigation Claims Linked to Arbitration Be a Class of Their Own?
Dispute Resolution· February 2, 2026 ·Ooreoluwa O. Agbede Esq.,

Should Litigation Claims Linked to Arbitration Be a Class of Their Own?

Arbitration is widely promoted as a commercial dispute resolution mechanism built on party autonomy, confidentiality, speed, and procedural flexibility. Yet in Nigeria, as in many emerging arbitration

Dispute Resolution Arbitration Should Litigation Claims Linked to Arbitration Be a Class of Their Own?
6 min read
2026 as a defining year
Electoral Law· January 27, 2026 ·Ooreoluwa O. Agbede Esq.,

2026 as a defining year

By the time Nigerians cast their votes in 2027, many of the most decisive political battles would already have been fought and settled. That defining battleground is 2026. Although election day is st

Election Ballot 2027 Election
5 min read