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• Pre-election Matters Under Nigeria’s Electoral Act, 2022 and the ‘burden’ of Qualification of Candidates for Elective Positions
  Pre-election Matters Under Nigeria’s Electoral Act, 2022 and the ‘burden’ of Qualification of Candidates for Elective Positions Abstract Pre-election matter from its name are cases whose cause of action arise prior to the main election of candidates who occupy public office. They are litigated in … Continue reading Pre-election Matters Under Nigeria’s Electoral Act, 2022 and the ‘burden’ of Qualification of Candidates for Elective Positions
• Admissibility of Uncertified Public Documents Attached to Affidavit- Andoakaa V. Obot – Oyebanjo Yussuf Akinola
  Admissibility of Uncertified Public Documents Attached to Affidavit- a Look at the Supreme Court’s Decision in Andoakaa V. Obot ABSTRACT This paper critically examines the inconsistent and/discordant tone of the Courts, particularly the Court of Appeal towards the admissibility of secondary evidence of public documents … Continue reading Admissibility of Uncertified Public Documents Attached to Affidavit- Andoakaa V. Obot – Oyebanjo Yussuf Akinola
• Litigation as a Tool for Environmental Protection in Nigeria – Oluyemi Ayooluwa Mabel
  Litigation as a Tool for Environmental Protection in Nigeria Environmental Litigation as a Tool for Environmental protection is very important in Nigeria, as it serves as a means whereby Nigeria’s Environmental is being managed and protected for the well being of the citizens. Abstract Nigeria is currently facing many environmental challenges and is even vulnerable to … Continue reading Litigation as a Tool for Environmental Protection in Nigeria – Oluyemi Ayooluwa Mabel
• A Critical Examination of the Effects of Delays in Electoral Cases in Nigeria – Chidiebere A. Akalugwu
  A Critical Examination of the Effects of Delays in Electoral Cases in Nigeria ABSTRACT Delays in the determination of political and electoral cases in Nigeria has been the bane to her political development since the second republic. Electoral cases by their nature are sui generis, … Continue reading A Critical Examination of the Effects of Delays in Electoral Cases in Nigeria – Chidiebere A. Akalugwu
• An Analysis of the Conflict in Ukraine From an International Humanitarian Law Perspective – Muhammed Ceesay
  An Analysis of the Conflict in Ukraine From an International Humanitarian Law Perspective ABSTRACT The conflict in Ukraine has been raging for more than a year now, and it has resulted in deaths and injuries of thousands, destruction of critical infrastructure, and the halting fundamental … Continue reading An Analysis of the Conflict in Ukraine From an International Humanitarian Law Perspective – Muhammed Ceesay
• Protection of New Plant Varieties in Nigeria – Rofiat Popoola
  Protection of New Plant Varieties in Nigeria In order to fully understand the protection of plant varieties, it is expedient to explore the nature of new plant varieties and the concept of plant breeders’ rights. Generally, new plant varieties refer to novel group of plants, … Continue reading Protection of New Plant Varieties in Nigeria – Rofiat Popoola
• Defamation of Character and Social Media in Nigeria – Foluke Babatunde-Lawal
  Defamation of Character and Social Media Defamation is the act of harming an individual’s character, reputation, or fame through false and malicious statements. Online Defamation The internet and social media, while powerful tools for social engagement, have also become a fertile ground for potential defamation. … Continue reading Defamation of Character and Social Media in Nigeria – Foluke Babatunde-Lawal
• Hearsay in the Nigerian Law of Evidence (Admissibility, Exceptions) – Victor Odii
  Hearsay Evidence The rules of hearsay evidence prevents a witness to testify that he heard another person say that an accused committed an offence, if the aim is to establish the truth that such person committed the offence. INTRODUCTION In many instances, the court has … Continue reading Hearsay in the Nigerian Law of Evidence (Admissibility, Exceptions) – Victor Odii