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Crossing a state boundary does not remove the constitutional safeguards governing arrest, detention, warrants and crimin...
09/05/2026

Crossing a state boundary does not remove the constitutional safeguards governing arrest, detention, warrants and criminal proceedings

Can police arrest you in one Nigeria state over a complaint made in another state? Learn what Nigerian law says about police jurisdiction, arrest warrants and your rights

The drama escalated when a Magistrate in Ilorin issued a warrant for Tani Olorun’s arrest. However, when officers tried ...
08/27/2026

The drama escalated when a Magistrate in Ilorin issued a warrant for Tani Olorun’s arrest. However, when officers tried to execute the warrant in the Sanyo area of Ibadan, the local community resisted.

An in-depth legal analysis of the Tani Olorun arrest crisis. Explore the clash between Isese traditionalists and the Ilorin Muslim community through the lens of Nigerian Constitutional law and inter-state police protocols.

South Africa is reportedly seeking $18.5 million from Nigeria, Malawi and Ethiopia over migrant repatriation costs. Step...
08/13/2026

South Africa is reportedly seeking $18.5 million from Nigeria, Malawi and Ethiopia over migrant repatriation costs. Step Rights examines whether

South Africa seeks $18.5m from Nigeria, Malawi and Ethiopia for migrant repatriation. We examine the legal basis and whether they must pay.

A police invitation does not automatically mean you have committed a crime. But when questioning turns into arrest or de...
08/13/2026

A police invitation does not automatically mean you have committed a crime. But when questioning turns into arrest or detention, Nigerian law provides important safeguards, including the right to know why you are being arrested.

Can Nigerian police invite you for questioning without stating your offence? Learn your rights during police invitations, questioning, arrest and detention under Nigerian law.

Nigeria is investing in e-filing, virtual hearings and digital case management to make courts faster and more accessible...
08/13/2026

Nigeria is investing in e-filing, virtual hearings and digital case management to make courts faster and more accessible. But lawyers say technology can become another source of delay when systems fail or procedures are poorly implemented.

Nigeria is digitalising its courts through e-filing, virtual hearings and case-management technology, but lawyers warn that technical and administrative problems could create new delays.

Critics, however, fear that excessive gubernatorial control could allow state police to be deployed against political op...
08/13/2026

Critics, however, fear that excessive gubernatorial control could allow state police to be deployed against political opponents, journalists, protesters, activists or other perceived adversaries.

Nigeria's state police consultation closes today. Step Rights examines who will control state police, funding, jurisdiction, accountability and safeguards against political abuse.

A Federal High Court ordered the release of 42 Mubi residents, but they reportedly remain in custody. Step Rights examin...
08/10/2026

A Federal High Court ordered the release of 42 Mubi residents, but they reportedly remain in custody. Step Rights examines court orders, detention, contempt and the constitutional right to liberty in Nigeria.

Federal High Court declared their continued detention unlawful and ordered their release, but contempt proceedings have reportedly begun after the order was not implemented ADAMAWA, Nigeria — Questions over respect for judicial authority and the constitutional right to personal liberty have emerge...

Social media claims that the Chief Justice of Nigeria banned lawyers from using the title "Barrister" are misleading. St...
08/02/2026

Social media claims that the Chief Justice of Nigeria banned lawyers from using the title "Barrister" are misleading. Step Rights Magazine explains what was actually said, who said it, and what it means for Nigerian lawyers.

Social media claims that the Chief Justice of Nigeria banned lawyers from using the title "Barrister" are misleading. Step Rights Magazine explains what was actually said, who said it, and what it means for Nigerian lawyers.

PRALARG International Ogun State Branch, led by Comrade Pralagian Kadiry Abiodun, paid a courtesy visit to the Adatan Di...
08/01/2026

PRALARG International Ogun State Branch, led by Comrade Pralagian Kadiry Abiodun, paid a courtesy visit to the Adatan Divisional Police Headquarters in Abeokuta, where both the organisation and DPO CSP Jeje Oluwarotimi reaffirmed their commitment to collaboration, community safety, peace, and the rule of law.

PRALARG International Ogun State Branch, led by Comrade Pralagian Kadiry Abiodun, paid a courtesy visit to the Adatan Divisional Police Headquarters in Abeokuta, where both the organization and DPO CSP Jeje Oluwarotimi reaffirmed their commitment to collaboration, community safety, peace, and the ru...

PRALARG International Ogun State Branch visits Adigbe Divisional Police Headquarters in Abeokuta to strengthen cooperati...
07/28/2026

PRALARG International Ogun State Branch visits Adigbe Divisional Police Headquarters in Abeokuta to strengthen cooperation on crime prevention, rehabilitation, community safety and the rule of law

PRALARG International Ogun State Branch visits Adigbe Divisional Police Headquarters in Abeokuta to strengthen cooperation on crime prevention, rehabilitation, community safety and the rule of law

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