The article also takes a look at the borderline between Ownership and Trusteeship of Natural Resources in Nigeria.
Browsing: Kayode Ajulo
The democratic structure of the Nigerian State has benefitted from the massive inputs of the Nigerian media for its survival and development.
He was until his death a Masters of Business Administration student of Obafemi Awolowo University in Ile-Ife, Osun State.
The Abuja-based lawyer, however, suggested that sponsors of terrorism be revealed so as to tame the menace.
Ajulo made the call on Monday in ‘A Short Memo’ he addressed to the governor.
The Eagle Online recalls that Ajulo (and much later, Festus Keyamo) had drawn attention to the legal implications of the Supreme Court ruling on the Ondo State governorship election to the fortunes of the party under Mala-Buni.
Ajulo said his call was based on the pronouncement of the Supreme Court on the Ondo State governorship election on Wednesday.
Ajulo commended Buhari in his reaction to the President’s speech on the occasion of the commemoration and celebration of Democracy Day on Saturday in Abuja.
He also accused those speaking against the governors’ decision of attempting to fan into flame the embers of sectionalism, and to polarize the people along ethnic lines.
The governors, during their meeting on Tuesday in Asaba, Delta State, under the aegis of the Southern Governors’ Forum, had resolved to ban open grazing of cattle in their states.
Ajulo made the call in Abuja in his solidarity message to commemorate the 2021 Workers Day.
He has therefore called on the leadership of the union to “cease fire,” and look inward and consider a more beneficial approach to ensure that their agitations are implemented.
In an open letter he wrote to the governor of Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-olu, entitled ‘Imperative of a Legal and Regulatory Framework; an Ultimate Panacea’, Ajulo said in policing equipment, body cameras are essential in modern day policing, and that codifying the use of these equipment will immensely accentuate the effectiveness of same.
Ajulo said as a counsel and front row participant privy to the sequence of Ibori’s case, he is compelled to set the records straight and enlighten the general public
What seems to be the straw that broke the camel’s back was the amendment of the some provisions of the Rules of Professional Conduct for Legal Practitioners by the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami.
The high profile event, which took pace at the St. Stephen Cathedral, Ikare-Akoko, Ondo State, was performed by the Bishop of Akoko Diocese, Rt. Rev. Bada, and assisted by all the clergies of the diocese.
Sadly enough, this evil trend has found its place in our political cycle. This cankerworm/pandemic has eaten too deep into the fabric of existence of our great nation. It is imperative to state pronto that corruption is an endemic and a sin against humanity and it is the root of man’s inhumanity to his fellow man.
In deference to individual idiosyncrasies and perspectives, I am not in the position to cast a stone on the rightfulness or otherwise of El-Rufai’s attendance at the 60th Annual Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association.
A key concept in this elegant yet very intriguing brand of politics is the notion of primus inter pares, which underpins the entire parliamentary system of government wherein the British Prime Minister is the primus inter pares – first amongst other ministers who are seen as equals.
Dr. Kayode Ajulo, a legal practitioner, has urged the Federal Government and the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control to demand for negative test certificates before granting access to premises of public institutions.