RETIRED JUDGE INSISTS LPDC, NBA MUST ADDRESS PETITION AGAINST SENIOR LAWYERS. (PHOTO).

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A Retired Justice of the Federal High Court, Justice Taiwo Taiwo, has accused the Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Committee (LPDC) and the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) of not treating petitions against senior and powerful lawyers. He spoke exclusively during the weekend to newsmen. The retired judge also said the issue of conflicting judgements is because of a lack of synergy and communication among judges. “I believe that there should be a situation where judgements are circulated all over,” he said. “The LPDC, that committee is not working the way it should work when it comes to things like that. “We have seen cases involving very senior lawyers and petitions are written, the thing will not see the light of the day. The NBA must rise up to this occasion to make sure that lawyers, no matter who, the heavens will not fall. Let us open the backside of the ostrich or the turkey and let people see what A or B are doing. If it’s a disservice to the legal profession, the NBA must say som...

OBASANJO HOLDS MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR LATE US PRESIDENT JIMMY CARTER. (VIDEO/PHOTOS).


 Obasanjo holds memorial service for late US President Jimmy Carter


Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has held a memorial service for the late United States President, Jimmy Carter.


The service for Carter, a close ally of Obasanjo, took place on Sunday in Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital.


Carter died on December 29, 2024, at age 100, in Plains, Georgia, USA.


He was the longest-living U.S. president and the first to reach 100 years of age.

Watch video below and more write up below


Jimmy Carter's Heroic Intervention: How He Saved Olusegun Obasanjo from Abacha's Detention


By Izon Daily 


Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo has revealed the remarkable story of how Jimmy Carter, the late former US President, intervened to save his life during his detention under General Sanni Abacha's regime. Obasanjo paid tribute to Carter at a memorial service, describing him as a "titan and man of peace".


According to Obasanjo, Carter's efforts led to his transfer from detention to house arrest on his farm, which was a significant reprieve during a dark period. Carter was the only non-African leader to personally visit Abacha and advocate for Obasanjo's release. This courageous act was a testament to Carter's commitment to human rights and justice.


Obasanjo also shared how media mogul Ted Turner, inspired by Carter's advocacy, offered to support him and his family if they relocated abroad. This generous offer was a result of Carter's influence and compassion, which had a profound impact on Obasanjo's life ¹.


Carter's legacy as a champion of human rights and democracy is evident in his heroic intervention in Obasanjo's case. His selfless efforts continue to inspire leaders and individuals around the world.


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