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Mental Health Stigma in Nigeria: Legal, Religious, and Social Perspectives
Introduction Mental health is one of the most neglected aspects of healthcare in Nigeria. Conditions such as depression, anxiety, bipolar…
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What Pushes Young Women into Prostitution in Nigeria
An Investigative Legal Study Written from the Field By F. J. Jude, Esq, a Nigerian Legal Scholar, Investigator, and Lawyer…
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The Dark Web and the Deep Web — The Truth Beyond the Myths
Introduction There is something about the words dark web and deep web that makes ordinary people sit up and lean…
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Mercy Killing in Nigeria: A Legal, Moral, and Social Perspective
Mercy killing, also known as euthanasia, presents one of the most complex moral and legal dilemmas in contemporary society. It…
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Nigeria at a Crossroads: Law, Security, Economy and National Integrity in Turbulent Times
By F. J. Jude, Esq. Nigeria stands at a very important moment in late 2025. The country is dealing with…
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A Better Future for Nigeria’s Legal Profession: Why Practical Legal Education Must Begin Earlier and Why Mandatory Two-Year Internships Must Not Become Law
By F. J. Jude, Esq published on jude.ng There is no Nigerian who does not dream of a justice system…
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A New Dawn for National Security in Nigeria: Why the Private Security Registration Act Deserves Public Support
Nigeria stands at a historic moment in its approach to national security. The proposed Private Security Registration Act sponsored by…
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READ THIS BEFORE STANDING AS SURETY FOR ANYONE TO AVOID MAKING THE BIGGEST MISTAKE OF YOUR LIFE!
Bail Bond in Nigeria: What It Means to Stand as Surety Risks, Rights, and How to Stay Safe Imagine your…
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HOW INSECURE AND POWER-HUNGRY POLICE OFFICERS HARASS AND INTIMIDATE LAWYERS AT THE STATION, AND HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF FROM THESE ROGUES.
I write this as a practising lawyer in Nigeria who has spent many hours in police stations late into the…
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Why a foreigner may not validly marry under Nigerian customary law
Many people fail to realise that customary marriages in Nigeria are not open to just anyone. Customary marriage law is…
