Can a parent beat a teacher and walk away?
A child comes home from school crying. “Daddy, my teacher slapped me.” …
When poverty meets the black market for human organs
There is a disturbing story emerging from Nigeria which deserves something more…
The law on self defence that every Nigerian should know
Imagine two men arguing outside a beer parlour in Ikorodu. Voices rise.…
When a bank transfer becomes a businessman’s nightmare
There is a new kind of trouble quietly stalking Nigerian commerce. It…
Your house does not give you the right to break the law
There is a scene that plays out too often across Nigeria. A…
The truth about child support may surprise you
There is a familiar story playing out quietly in many Nigerian homes.…
When a tenant knows his rights…, By Olusoji Daomi
You are a tenant who pays rent regularly and minds your business.
Who gets the child?
Listen, when a marriage breaks and the house scatters, the first question…
POS agents, failed transfers, and missing money
There is a familiar drama that unfolds daily across Nigeria. You stand…
When a dying man speaks, the court pays attention
In Nigeria, truth does not always come dressed in fine grammar. Sometimes,…

