Nigeria===Supreme Court of Nigeria

The Nigeria===Supreme Court of Nigeria gains a new Justice, Joseph Oyewole, which is expected to strengthen justice delivery in the country. This appointment fills a slot vacated by the retirement of Olukayode Ariwoola.

The Nigeria===Supreme Court of Nigeria delivered a unanimous judgment, setting aside a Court of Appeal decision and clarifying corporate governance in receivership disputes. This ruling affirms a company's right to choose its legal representation even when a receiver is appointed and their appointment is under challenge.

The Nigeria===Supreme Court of Nigeria set aside the Court of Appeal's decision that discharged Sule Lamido and his sons, ordering the matter to be returned to the Nigeria===Federal High Court of Nigeria for continuation of trial. This decision was crucial in allowing the prosecution to proceed.

The Nigeria===Supreme Court of Nigeria is hearing an appeal regarding the leadership dispute within the Nigeria===African Democratic Congress (ADC). Its decision will be final and will determine the legitimate leadership of the party.

The Nigeria===Supreme Court of Nigeria ruled that electronic transmission of election results, as implemented by the Nigeria===Independent National Electoral Commission, lacked binding legal force because it was not expressly provided for in the Electoral Act 2022.