The article highlights the controversy surrounding the writer Kamel Daoud, accused of using a woman’s personal story for his novel “Houris”. Daoud defends himself, claiming that his book is a work of fiction exploring the dark years of Algeria. Despite the accusations and attacks, the writer remains faithful to his artistic commitment and his vision of reconciliation for his country.
Category: Legal
The Minister of Justice in the DRC has taken drastic measures against the Kulunas, urban gangsters responsible for violence. A commission to combat urban banditry has been set up, with the possibility of flagrante delicto trials and the death penalty in cases of terrorism. Cordoning operations are planned to apprehend the culprits, provoking diverse reactions within the population. This decision raises ethical and moral questions, illustrating the complex challenge of reconciling firmness and respect for human rights in the fight against banditry.
The forgery of real estate documents case involving Veritasi Homes has rocked the real estate industry in Lagos. Employees have been arrested for allegedly defrauding buyers by forging land documents in Idera, Ibeju Lekki. While the CEO is on the run, plaintiffs are considering civil and criminal charges. The revelations highlight the need for stricter regulations to protect consumers from such fraud and restore confidence in the real estate market in Nigeria.
The article highlights the importance of combating online identity theft. Faced with this troubling situation, it is important to act calmly and methodically. The first step is to report the fake account to social media platforms and inform those around you. It is also crucial to secure your own online accounts by using strong passwords and limiting the dissemination of personal information. Finally, remaining vigilant and responsive is essential to protect your online identity and prevent potential fraud.
In the quiet village of Ita Marun in Lagos, the Oduse family was tragically attacked by arson. Kehinde, the sole survivor, bravely fought his injuries but eventually succumbed to his burns. The loss of his wife and children plunged the Oduse family into deep despair. Suspicions have been raised about the motive for the attack, but justice has yet to be served. A thorough investigation is needed to unravel this disturbing case and ensure that the perpetrators are held accountable.
In a series of powerful tweets, comedian and activist Mr Macaroni reacts with frustration and outrage to the arrest of lawyer Dele Farotimi in Nigeria. He decries the abuse of power and gross injustice within the justice system, pointing the finger at the police for their role in suppressing dissenting voices. Macaroni raises questions about the real motives behind the arrest and highlights the impunity of powerful individuals. His message calls for reform to end the abuse of power and injustice, asserting that freedom of expression must never be compromised.
In an article titled “The Incredible Story of the Security Guard Scam Gone Wrong,” we delve into the disturbing story of Akpooh Edet, a security guard who attempted to defraud his employer by faking his own disappearance. His evil plan was exposed when he was arrested by law enforcement. The article highlights the collaboration between security authorities to dismantle the scam, emphasizing the importance of coordination to prevent such incidents. Edet’s story highlights the risks and consequences of criminal acts, reminding us that the truth always comes out eventually.
In Kenya, the debate over the regulation of surrogacy is dividing parliament, even as the Assisted Reproductive Technology Bill struggles to advance. Tensions and differences among parliamentarians reveal the challenges of legislating on such a sensitive issue. Currently, surrogacy is practiced through private contracts, leaving surrogates vulnerable to exploitation. Despite the ethical and social issues, political disagreements are hampering discussions. Kenya is at a critical crossroads in defining the contours of surrogacy, raising questions about social justice, gender equality, and respect for fundamental rights. It is crucial that Kenyan MPs find common ground for balanced legislation that respects all parties involved.
In Nigeria, lawyer and human rights activist Dele Farotimi is being held on charges of defaming Afe Babalola, a renowned jurist. Farotimi has pleaded not guilty to 16 counts. The defense is challenging the pretrial detention, arguing that Farotimi is not a flight risk. However, the judge decided to keep Farotimi in custody, sparking debates over freedom of expression. Farotimi’s future remains uncertain in this conflict between justice and freedom of expression in Nigeria.
In this excerpt, learn about the controversial case of lawyer and human rights activist Dele Farotimi, who is facing defamation charges in Nigeria. His arrest has raised questions about press freedom, the rule of law, and the criminalization of defamation in the country. The Nigerian Bar Association has strongly criticized the arrest, noting that defamation is treated as a civil matter in Lagos. Prominent figures such as Femi Falana have called for Farotimi’s release, claiming that his arrest was unlawful. The case highlights the challenges faced by human rights defenders and legal professionals in Nigeria, highlighting the importance of preserving freedom of expression and the integrity of the judiciary.