FOREIGN
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ECOWAS Court Seeks Stronger Enforcement of Judgments at National Authorities Meeting
LAGOS, NIGERIA – The ECOWAS Community Court of Justice has convened its inaugural meeting of Competent National Authorities (CNAs) in…
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ECOWAS Maintains Free Movement and Trade With Sahel States Despite Withdrawal
Abuja, Nigeria –The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has announced that it will maintain existing arrangements on free…
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US Court Jails Nigerian Man for Sextortion Scheme Linked to Teen’s Death
A 25-year-old Nigerian national, Samuel Abiodun, has been sentenced to five years in prison by a United States federal court…
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Promoting Justice and Integration: ECOWAS Court Moot Court Competition Kicks Off
ECOWAS Court Launches Moot Court Competition to Empower Next Generation of Jurists
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ECOWAS Court President Urges Reform and Resilience at 17th Administrative and Budgetary Retreat
The President of the ECOWAS Court of Justice, Hon. Justice Ricardo Cláudio Monteiro Gonçalves, has called for bold institutional reforms,…
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Finland Moves Forward with Terrorism Trial of Pro-Biafra Agitator Amid Cross-Border Security Concerns
HELSINKI — Finnish prosecutors have requested a six-year prison sentence for Simon Ekpa, a prominent separatist figure linked to the…
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ECOWAS Court Concludes External Session in Lagos with Resounding Success
The Community Court of Justice, ECOWAS, has officially concluded its External Court Session in Lagos, Nigeria, marking the end of…
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Ecowas Court Finds Ghana Guilty Of Unlawful Detention of Homeland Study Group Foundation Members
ECOWAS Court Rules Against Ghana Over Unlawful Detention of Western Togoland Activists
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ECOWAS Court Orders Nigeria to Pay ₦20 Million Damages for Unlawful Detention of Businessman
Landmark Judgment Secures ₦20 Million Compensation for Nigerian Businessman Detained Without Trial for 16 Years
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ECOWAS Court Declares Senegal’s Internet and Social Media Shutdowns Illegal
ECOWAS Court Declares Senegal's Internet and Social Media Shutdowns Illegal
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