Category: Society
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BABA DOS NOIBI ( THE WALIY OF OUR TIME) AND THE BEST MUSLIM I EVER MET Ishaq Kunle Sanni
BABA DOS NOIBI ( THE WALIY OF OUR TIME) AND THE BEST MUSLIM I EVER MET Ishaq Kunle Sanni It is wonderful starting the auspicious, great and sacred month of Ramadan with the knowledge of a special homosapien of Allah and pattern our lives after his spartan disciplinary life of absolute dedidication to Islam in…
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How the Lagos Family Court Works
The Lagos Family Court is a specialized division of the Lagos State Judiciary established specifically to handle legal matters involving children under 18. Unlike regular courts, its primary goal is not just to “punish” or “settle,” but to ensure the best interests of the child are protected in a “child-friendly” environment. Here is how the…
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Child Rights Laws in Lagos
In Lagos, child rights are primarily governed by the Lagos State Child’s Rights Law (2007). Lagos was one of the first states in Nigeria to domesticate the Federal Child Rights Act of 2003, and it remains one of the most proactive states in enforcing these protections. Here is a breakdown of the key protections and…
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Corporal Punishment in Nigeria
In Nigeria, corporal punishment is a deeply complex issue where modern law, colonial-era statutes, and cultural traditions often collide. While the country has moved toward international standards, the practice remains legal and widely accepted in many contexts. 1. The Legal Framework: A “Mixed Bag” Nigeria’s legal system is a blend of English Common Law, Islamic…
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What is Corporal Punishment?
At its simplest, corporal punishment is the intentional application of physical pain as a method of discipline or behavior control. The term comes from the Latin word corpus, meaning “body.” While it’s often associated with parenting, it historically spans schools, the justice system, and even the workplace. Common Forms of Corporal Punishment Corporal punishment is…