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Bill to increase number of Appeal Court judges scales second reading

A bill to amend the Court of Appeal Act to increase its number of justices from 90 to 150 on Thursday passed through second reading at the House of

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JUST IN: Reps pass bill to increase Appeal Court judges to 150

The House of Representatives on Thursday passed through second reading a bill to amend the Court of Appeal Act to increase its number of justices from 90 to 150.

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Reps pass bill to increase Appeal Court judges  – Blueprint Newspapers Limited

Reps pass bill to increase Appeal Court judges  – Blueprint Newspapers Limited
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House Approves Bill to Increase Number of Court of Appeal Justices – The Sun Nigeria

House Approves Bill to Increase Number of Court of Appeal Justices – The Sun Nigeria
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Court Has Ruled That It's Illegal For Police, Other Agencies To Arrest Journalists For Cyberstalking, Insults, Others, Says Falana

Human rights lawyer, Femi Falana, SAN, has stated that the Nigerian police and other security agencies lack the power to arrest, detain and prosecute Nigerian citizens for the so-called offences of "cyberstalking" ''insult" "causing annoyance" and "criminal intimidation." Falana noted in a release on Thursday that consequently, all pending cases filed on the basis of the repealed aspects of section 24 of the Cybercrime Act 2015 "should be discontinued without any further delay."

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