Category: Africa
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Cybercrime Prosecution In Nigerian: Strengths and Gaps In The Cyercrimes Act 2015 Over the past decade, Nigeria has witnessed exponential growth in digital technology adoption. However, it has brought with it a significant rise in cyber-related offences. In response, the Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention, etc.) Act 2015 was enacted as the country’s principal legislation to tackle cybercrime. Through…
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The Doctrine Of Riparian Rights It is an incontrovertible fact that water is a highly valued and sought after natural resource, especially considering the reality that water is pivotal to economic growth of a nation. Water scarcity is a common phenomenon in many countries, most especially in third world countries. Thus, conflicts between individuals over…
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The Interplay Of AI On The Same Sex Marriage, Parenting and Grand Parents’ Rights This article will look into the often and most overlooked area of family law, where same-sex marriage and parenting, and grandparents’ rights intersect, and examine the impact of AI on these complex issues. AI intersects with same-sex marriage and parenting through…
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A Critical Analysis Of The Nigerian Business Facilitation Act and All The Provisions That Relate To Promotion Of Corporate Investment In Nigeria Nigeria’s economy as one of Africa’s largest economies has been grossly affected by business and entrepreneurial activities through the influence of government and its policies, foreign investments, global markets, civilization, among other variables.…
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Adopting Peel’s Principles: A Pathway To Effective Policing In Nigeria The current state of policing in Nigeria is characterized by widespread public distrust, allegations of human rights violations, inadequate community engagement, and persistent corruption. This article critically examines the relevance and applicability of Sir Robert Peel’s nine principles of policing as a foundational framework for…
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Understanding The Legal Position Of Next Of Kin In Nigeria: Myths, Realities, And The Case Of Obi Cubana’s Adopted Son The phrase “next of kin” is frequently encountered in legal and administrative documents in Nigeria. However, its actual legal meaning is often misunderstood by the general public. This article critically examines the status and rights…
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Satire Under Siege: A Legal Perspective On Eedris Abdulkareem’s ‘Tell Your Papa’ And The Struggle For Free Speech In Nigeria In the wake of Nigeria’s worsening socio-economic realities, the resurgence of politically conscious music by veteran rapper Eedris Abdulkareem1 has rekindled a long-standing conversation about the limits of free speech and government accountability. His new…
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A Critical Analysis Of The Administrative Powers Of Investigation Into Companies By Company Inspectors This article evaluates the extent, scope, and implications of the administrative powers conferred on company inspectors in investigating companies pursuant to the Companies and Allied Matters Act, 2020 and related legislations. The administrative powers of investigation into companies by company administrators…
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The Nexus Between Alternative Dispute Resolutions and Cultural Practices It is undeniable that disputes are the shadows cast by human interaction and are inevitable yet manageable. Think about this– a Ghanaian technology company employed the service of a prolific Nigerian software developer to build an efficient and user-friendly website to engage with their clients. In…
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Anti-Suit Injunctions: An Appraisal Of Judicial Attitude To The Concept Of Party Autonomy In Nigeria
Abstract The concept of party autonomy is one which is at the core of arbitration; It presupposes that parties are at liberty to determine how their disputes should be resolved. To preserve the integrity of the arbitral process, the court must recognize and give effect to the mutual choice of the parties where it is…