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Emir of Kano, Muhammad Sanusi II, has resumed lectures at Northwest University, Kano, as a 200-level law student, and it got ...

The recommendation of Justice Joseph Olubunmi Oyewole for elevation to the Supreme Court has generated heightened expectations across the Bar and the Bench. Many view his impending appointment as a ...

Archbishop Nelson J. Pérez reflects on the life and witness of Cardinal John O’Connor, former Archbishop of New York, in an ...