By Step Rights Magazine | Sports & Justice Series Football is a game of passion. Across Nigeria and around the world, supporters celebrate dramatic victories, heartbreaking defeats, and unforgettable moments. Occasionally, that excitement spills beyond the stands, with fans running onto the pitch to celebrate with players or protest a …
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By Step Rights Magazine Buying or selling land or a motor vehicle is one of the most common transactions in Nigeria. Many people still believe that once the buyer and seller agree on the price, payment can be made in cash without any legal consequences. However, Nigerian law has significantly …
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By Step Rights Magazine Legal Desk Introduction Imagine receiving a phone call informing you that your father, mother, wife, brother, or child has been arrested—not because they committed a crime, but because the police could not locate you. Can the police lawfully detain a relative simply to compel a suspect …
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By Step Rights Magazine The Federal Government of Nigeria has strongly condemned the killing of two Nigerian citizens in South Africa, demanding a thorough investigation and warning that continued attacks on Nigerians could have consequences for relations between the two African nations. The diplomatic protest comes as South Africa experiences …
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By Olayemi, Step Rights Magazine Introduction Nigeria has entered a new era of digital identity management following President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s assent to the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) Act, 2026 on 26 June 2026. The new law repeals the 2007 Act and introduces significant reforms designed to modernize the …
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By Step Rights Magazine Introduction Persons with disabilities in Nigeria continue to face significant barriers to education, employment, healthcare, transportation, and public participation despite constitutional guarantees of equality and dignity. While awareness of disability rights has grown in recent years, many Nigerians remain unaware that discrimination against persons with disabilities …
Read More »By Step Rights Magazine | June 18, 2026 Former Nigerian Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke, has been acquitted of all six bribery-related charges brought against her by British prosecutors after a high-profile trial at the Southwark Crown Court in London. The verdict, delivered on June 17, 2026, brings to …
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The ECOWAS Court has ruled that it has jurisdiction to hear a death-row inmate’s human rights case against Nigeria, a decision that could have significant implications for justice, prison reform, and human rights protections. By Olayemi, Step Rights Magazine The Community Court of Justice of the Economic Community of West …
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By Step Rights Magazine Editorial Desk Introduction In September 2006, Nigeria’s anti-corruption landscape witnessed one of its most dramatic moments when the then Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Nuhu Ribadu, presented a report before the Nigerian Senate detailing corruption allegations and investigations involving several serving state …
Read More »By Gabriel Sunday | Step Rights Magazine Lead Nigeria is facing renewed concerns over insecurity following reports that the armed group responsible for the abduction of dozens of pupils and teachers in Oyo State has allegedly issued a series of controversial demands, including a ₦1 billion ransom, the release of …
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