Browsing: Kayode Ajulo

This Executive Order 06 is reminiscent of the infamous and draconian Decree No 4 of 1984, which was cruelly pursued and enforced by the incumbent President, who was the military head of state at the time. Without a doubt the obnoxious decree was one of the sore points of that administration in which the basic human rights of Nigerians were thrown to the dogs

In his habitual taciturn but firm manner, Buhari took the floor minutes into the meeting and dropped a bombshell when he emphatically spoke up against tenure elongation for the party ‘s national and state executives in the guise of a National Caretaker Committee. Shell-shocked, his audience listened raptly even as a few at that point could barely hide their disappointment and surprise.

The statement said: “At Kayode Ajulo & Co. Castle of Law, there is a deliberate policy to make legal services available to all. This policy is rooted in our belief that as a Law Firm the most useful contribution we can make to the society is to use our knowledge and expertise to make meaningful impacts on the lives of the less privileged, thereby bridging the gap in access to rights, services and justice.

The public hearing on the Bill is formally organised and widely advertised by the House Committee on Civil Society Organizations and Development Partners, under the chairmanship of Hon. Peter Akpatason, and it is slated for Wednesday and Thursday at the House of Representatives wing of the National Assembly.