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Human rights lawyer Femi Falana has asserted that Nigerian courts cannot issue interim injunctions in cases concerning the internal affairs of political parties. He cited Section 83 of the Electoral Act 2026, stating such matters must await final judgment.
Femi Falana, a prominent human rights lawyer, has stated that the recent migration agreement between Nigeria and the UK cannot be enforced under Nigerian law. He raised concerns regarding the implications on constitutional rights and international obligations.
Human rights lawyer Femi Falana has stated that sanctions imposed by former US President Donald Trump on Cuba are unlawful, referencing a Supreme Court decision that limits presidential authority on tariffs without congressional consent. He argues the sanctions violate US law and international principles.
A coalition of Nigerian figures, including legal luminary Femi Falana (SAN) and Professor Jibrin Ibrahim, has voiced strong opposition to the presence of US military personnel in Nigeria, deeming it a breach of national sovereignty.
Human rights lawyer Femi Falana has expressed concerns regarding the police's alleged deployment of expired tear gas during protests in Makoko against illegal demolitions. The Lagos State Government defended its actions, citing public safety as the motive for recent demolitions.
Femi Falana, a prominent human rights lawyer, asserts that recent demolitions in Lagos, particularly in Makoko and Oworonsoki, have posed a significant risk to the rule of law. His remarks were made during the CDHR conference in Abeokuta.
Femi Falana, a prominent human rights lawyer, has voiced his disapproval regarding the Nigerian military's failure to apologize after initially denying a coup plot against President Tinubu's government, which they later confirmed was under investigation.
