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21/09/2026

A conversation that matters. Maternal mortality remains a critical issue in Nigeria, and unsafe ab*rtion is an important part of the conversation.

Join us as we explore the realities, challenges, and practical solutions for protecting maternal health and saving lives.

📅 24 September 2026 | 12:00 PM
📍 Live on our YouTube page

Afya na Haki

https://www.youtube.com/live/gbQTjldRgS4?si=AxEmet5Xmc2MVK4M



https://youtu.be/AcEJOXlOXJEBeverly Ochieng explains the insurgency in Mali, giving us a brief history of how it all sta...
20/09/2026

https://youtu.be/AcEJOXlOXJE
Beverly Ochieng explains the insurgency in Mali, giving us a brief history of how it all started and metamorphosed to what we are presently seeing today
Full video is available on our youtube page




19/09/2026

The Centre for Community Law (CCL) is deeply saddened by the tragic de*th of thirty-seven (37) persons while in the custody of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) in Niger State. The Centre extends its heartfelt condolences to the families, relatives, and communities affected by this devastating loss.

The circumstances surrounding these deaths are deeply disturbing. Of particular concern are the conflicting and rapidly changing explanations that have emerged regarding what led to the de*ths.

Read more ~ https://cfcomlaw.com/the-death-of-37-persons-in-nscdc-custody-the-centre-for-community-law-calls-for-the-establishment-of-a-judicial-commission-of-inquiry/



17/09/2026
🎉 1,000 FOLLOWERS ON FACEBOOK! A big thank you to everyone who has followed and supported the Centre for Community & Oce...
17/09/2026

🎉 1,000 FOLLOWERS ON FACEBOOK!

A big thank you to everyone who has followed and supported the Centre for Community & Oceanic Law.

We are grateful to have reached 1,000 followers and to have a growing community interested in ECOWAS law, citizens’ rights, regional integration, ocean governance, human rights, and legal developments across West Africa.

A special welcome and thank you to our new followers from Liberia. We’re glad to have you as part of our growing community and look forward to having more conversations with you.

From breaking down ECOWAS laws and citizens’ rights in simple terms to reviewing important court decisions and discussing issues affecting communities across the region, our goal remains the same: to make the law easier to understand and more accessible to the people it affects.

Thank you for reading, sharing, commenting, asking questions, and being part of the conversation.

1,000 and counting. More knowledge. More conversations. More impact.





16/09/2026

🇬🇧 ENGLISH
Meet Sam, a trader from Ghana travelling to Senegal before heading to Nigeria. Under the ECOWAS Free Movement Protocol, his journey should be seamless. But with recent border shifts and regional tensions, is that still true? 🌍
Join our Interactive Live Talk-Show this Saturday, Sept. 19th at 2 PM WAT as experts unpack what's next for regional integration:
Prof. Amos O. Enabulele (Executive Director, Centre for Community and Oceanic Law)
Assoc. Prof. Charles Osarenomase Osarumwense (University of Benin)
Host: Mr. Aghosa Muehanosa
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🇫🇷 FRANÇAIS
Voici Sam, un commerçant ghanéen en route pour le Sénégal avant de rejoindre le Nigeria. En vertu du protocole de la CEDEAO sur la libre circulation, son voyage devrait se dérouler sans encombre. Mais avec les récents changements aux frontières et les tensions régionales, est-ce toujours le cas ? 🌍
Rejoignez notre émission interactive en direct ce samedi 19 septembre à 14 h (heure d'Afrique de l'Ouest) pour faire le point sur l'avenir de l'intégration régionale avec nos experts :
Prof. Amos O. Enabulele (Directeur exécutif, Centre for Community and Oceanic Law)
Prof. associé Charles Osarenomase Osarumwense (Université de Bénin)
Animateur : M. Aghosa Muehanosa
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🇵🇹 PORTUGUÊS
Conheça o Sam, um comerciante do Gana que viaja para o Senegal antes de seguir para a Nigéria. De acordo com o Protocolo de Livre Circulação da CEDEAO, o seu percurso deveria ser tranquilo. Mas, com as recentes alterações nas fronteiras e tensões regionais, será que isso ainda é verdade? 🌍
Participe no nosso Talk-Show Interativo ao Vivo este sábado, 19 de setembro, às 14h00 (hora da África Ocidental), onde os especialistas discutirão os próximos passos para a integração regional:
Prof. Amos O. Enabulele (Diretor Executivo, Centro de Direito Comunitário)
Prof. Associado Charles Osarenomase Osarumwense (Universidade do Benim)
Apresentador: Sr. Aghosa Muehanosa
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👇 Tune in live / Suivez le direct / Assista em direto:
🔗 https://www.youtube.com/live/SmXcxJj9gbU?si=XoX3JADzaG3mI532

NIGERIA’S DEMOCRACY AT A CROSSROADSAs the world marked the International Day of Democracy on 15 September, the Nigeria C...
16/09/2026

NIGERIA’S DEMOCRACY AT A CROSSROADS

As the world marked the International Day of Democracy on 15 September, the Nigeria Civil Society Situation Room raised concerns over voter intimidation, electoral violence, inflammatory political rhetoric, abuse of public office, and weak accountability.

Read more:cfcomlaw.com/nigerias-democ…

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