RELEVANCE OF SEPARATION OF POWERS AND ITS APPLICATION TO NIGERIA (2) Under what circumstances can a Judge give judgment against the President, members of the National Assembly, the Police, the Army without fear or favour, bearing in mind the conditions under which they serve? It is my view that the conditions of service including salaries, provision of vehicle, maintenance and fuel, personal assistant, hardship allowance, domestic staff, entertainment, utilities, outfit,...Read More

RELEVANCE OF SEPARATION OF POWERS AND INDEPENDENCE OF THE JUDICIARY It is unfortunate that since Nigeria’s independence in 1960, the state has been wallowing in the abyss of misrule and has been struggling tenaciously to sustain genuine democracy and the judiciary has been saddled with the role of stabilizing Nigeria democracy. When we look at our political system of government, the performance of the three arms of government, the electoral...Read More

The Ag. Vice Chancellor invites all staff to the ABUAD International Women’s Day Celebration. Theme: AN EQUAL WORLD IS AN ENABLED WORLD. It will kick-start with a Rally on the 5th of March, 2020. The take-off point for the Rally is SMS Car Park by 3pm.Dress code: White T-shirt on any colour of Jean/Skirt. All women (both academic and non academic) are enjoined to participate. The Main Event Day is...Read More

The University Research and Innovation Committee in conjunction with a BOT member of the University, Prof Ayodele Ajayi is organizing its maiden workshop on Excellent and Productive Life series. This shall take place on Monday 24th February, 2020 by 9am Prompt. The workshop shall address an array of issues ranging from developing skills to write grant proposals using relevant research tools for data capturing and analysis, referencing styles for publications...Read More

INTERVIEW: Why Nigerian doctors are leaving country to other climes – NMA President Francis Adedayo Faduyile is the new president of the Nigerian Medical Association. He was elected in the recently concluded 58th Annual Delegates Meeting of the association to serve for two years. He is a consultant pathologist and an associate professor. In this interview with PREMIUM TIMES‘ Ebuka Onyeji, Mr Faduyile speaks on why Nigerian doctors are leaving...Read More