Instablog9ja Shouldn't the law be an instrument of fairness and not an enforcer of prejudice? 6 months imprisonment for abuse of naira notes and people are excited? Hatred truly blinds people to tyranny. We should put sentiments aside, and condemn such victimization.

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What song are you listening to right now?

Prof. Sanaa Ahmed on TEDxCalgary! This would be phenomenal!

The number of people forced to flee from war in Sudan has now surpassed 8.5 million. An appalling number.
They're now internally displaced, sheltering in Sudan, or refugees abroad. 'Thousands are crossing borders daily as if the emergency had started yesterday,' says UNHCR.

One hell of a juxtaposition here in the ECtHR’s take on extraterritorial jurisdiction in Duarte Agostinho et al. — climate change as “of a truly existential nature for humankind” but anyway, moving swiftly on to business as usual…

Omo, the way Elnathan John delve into this Paul Graham guy today eh! Damn, the dragging is irredelveable.

'Delve' is trending on X today and I cannot wait to delve into this controversy in my Tech Law class today! 😅

The purpose of language is communication not mastery.

in ss1
i wrote a handwritten letter
to my cousin
saying i was ‘lachrymose’
because she failed to visit me
in boarding school
like she said she would.

she eventually came
and she said ‘Uzoamaka, i choo isukalum pant, okwa ya?’😂😂

We cannot stand idly by and watch this humanitarian crisis unfold in Sudan. Take action >>> act.amnestyusa.org/page/147012/ac…

Paul Graham's absurd claim that using words like 'delve' indicate ChatGPT reveals his assumption that everyone shares his linguistic limitations. Like US and UK professors who punish Africans for using English their limited knowledge tells them such students can't possibly know.

This is why we need to invest more in producing and publishing our own work. Imagine after being force-fed colonial languages, being forced to speak it better than its owners then being told that no one used basic words like 'delve' in real life.

Habibi, come to Nigeria.

It is a full house in Kingston for the launch of Health for All by ⁦Jane Philpott⁩

Incredibly humbled to be named as the Distinguished Visiting Health Scholar for 2024 Seton Hall Law. Am looking forward being in conversation with this vibrant intellectual community. Please join us on 4.16.24 at 5 pm EST for my public lecture. To register: events.shu.edu/law/event/3361…

Shehu Audu Jake Okechukwu Effoduh Lincoln Alexander School of Law thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/lin…

I always smile anytime I see this man on my timeline. Gave me my best radio memories. “The tastiest show on Naija Radio” Flava Naija was one in the books. I keep wondering how did all “that” become “this” 😊😊.

Big shout out to you Jake!

Just the start of another amazing week here at Lincoln Alexander School of Law

On my way to work this morning, the driver told me that he would have loved to watch this Eclipse everyone is talking about but he doesn't have Netflix.

Canada has an AI-Africa initiative
The US has an AI-Africa initiative
China has an AI-Africa initiative
Russia has an AI-Africa initiative
Japan has an AI-Africa initiative

Is this the in-thing now?
And is the U.K joining the train?