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NYSC vs. Rita Ushie: The Shame of a Government at War with Its Young Voices

https://lexandletters.com/update/nysc-denies-rita-ushie-certificate-violates-rights/3203065

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NYSC vs. Rita Ushie: The Shame of a Government at War with Its Young Voices By Dr. Anne Agi In a country where courage is supposed to be the heartbeat of national service, the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has chosen to turn its back on one of its own, Rita Ushie, popularly known as Raye, for the “crime” of speaking the truth to power. After completing a full year of service to Nigeria, Rita revealed in her Instagram Post, [Link here] that she was denied her NYSC discharge certificat...

The Tyrants in Our Classrooms: When Lecturers Become the First Wound Nigerian Students Must Survive

https://lexandletters.com/update/cruel-nigerian-lecturers-students-speak-out/3200599

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By [Dr. Anne Agi] In a nation where education is sold as the ladder out of poverty, trauma is too often the only thing students climb. The recent uproar surrounding the nomination of Dr. Yangien Ornguga, a law professor at Benue State University, for a commissioner role in Benue State, Nigeria, has peeled back the scabs of years of silent suffering in our universities. What should have been a routine announcement has instead triggered a flood of disturbing testimonials, more than 200 an...

The Tyrants in Our Classrooms: When Lecturers Become the First Wound Nigerian Students Must Survive

https://lexandletters.com/update/cruel-nigerian-lecturers-students-speak-out/3200600

By [Dr. Anne Agi] In a nation where education is sold as the ladder out of poverty, trauma is too often the only thing students climb. The recent uproar surrounding the nomination of Dr. Yangien Ornguga, a law professor at Benue State University, for a commissioner role in Benue State, Nigeria, has peeled back the scabs of years of silent suffering in our universities. What should have been a routine announcement has instead triggered a flood of disturbing testimonials, more than 200 and...

CPD IS GOOD —SO WHY ARE SOME LAWYERS STILL KICKING?

https://lexandletters.com/update/cpd-row-nigerian-lawyers-resist-mandatory-training/3163859

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CPD IS GOOD —SO WHY ARE SOME LAWYERS STILL KICKING? By Dr. Anne Agi 1. The Manifesto (July 2024) In 2024, Mazi Afam Josiah Osigwe, SAN ran for President of the Bar. He campaigned on a robust “Lawyers First/Proactive Bar” manifesto, laying the foundation for mandatory Continuing Professional Development (CPD) as central to modern legal practice. From licensing service providers to streamlining training and mandating ICT skills, Osigwe’s vision was clear: upskill the Bar for a future‑ready lega...

UNICAL Appoints Prof. Michael Ibanga as Acting Dean of Law

https://lexandletters.com/update/unical-appoints-prof-michael-ibanga-as-acting-dean/3449864

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UNICAL Appoints Prof. Michael Ibanga as Acting Dean of LawThe University of Calabar has appointed Prof. Michael Edet Ibanga as the Acting Dean of the Faculty of Law, following the suspension of the former Acting Dean by the University Senate.Prof. Ibanga’s appointment, approved by the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Offiong E. Offiong, takes effect from 22 January 2026 and is for an initial period of six months.A senior member of the Faculty, Prof. Ibanga joined the services of the University of Calabar...

BREAKING: Prof. Jacob Abiodun Dada Elected as Member of UNICAL Governing Council

https://lexandletters.com/update/prof-jacob-dada-elected-unical-governing-council/3449855

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BREAKING: Prof. Jacob Abiodun Dada Elected as Member of UNICAL Governing CouncilProf. Jacob Abiodun Dada, distinguished Professor of Law and former Acting Dean of the Faculty of Law at the University of Calabar, has been elected as a member of the University of Calabar Governing Council.The election took place on Thursday the 22nd day of January,  2026, during the 253rd meeting of the University of Calabar after the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Offiong Efanga Offiong announced that there was a vacanc...
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