The right to be heard is fundamental in any democratic society. Where people are no longer heard, justice cannot be […]
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This age-old principle of law goes as far back as Roman times, where property ownership was seen as sacred. It’s summed up in the Latin maxim nemo dat quod non habet — “no one can give what they do not have.” Simply put, if someone doesn’t own a thing, they can’t legally transfer ownership of it to you.
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In many societies, especially in developing countries, property ownership is often seen through a gendered lens. Even when women contribute
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Mariam wiped the sweat off her forehead as she dusted the glass table in Madam Dolapo’s living room. The air
Ene stood under the glaring sun, her eyes fixed on the funeral poster fluttering slightly in the breeze. It read,
With heavy hearts but with deep gratitude to God, the Women in Prison Support Initiative (WIPSI) announces the passing of our esteemed Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Hon. Justice E. A. Ojuolape (RTD) who transitioned peacefully on Thursday, January 16, 2025.
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Debola. Debola, Debola!” Moya cried, her voice cracking under the strain of her anguish.
“Debola, wake up!” She shook the child in her arms as if she could will her back to life, her desperate cries echoing off the sterile green walls of the hospital room.
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