Articles on laws, regulations, the affairs, and law practice of Nigerian lawyers.
Appraisal of the Duty of Care in the Medical Profession in Nigeria. By Obamwonyi Osahenokemen Beauty, LLB Abstract The term duty of care represents a
The Tragedies, Comedies and Ironies of Ouster Clauses and Like Provisions in Nigerian Constitutions. By G. Festus Oguichen ABSTRACT What is the use of making
POLITICAL DEFECTION AND CONSTITUTIONAL VACUUM IN NIGERIA: A CRITIQUE OF THE UNEQUAL CONSEQUENCES FOR LEGISLATORS AND EXECUTIVE OFFICE HOLDERS. BY PENNIEL I. AMATARI ABSTRACT Political
Beyond the Backlog: Why Arbitration Should Replace Litigation as Nigeria’s Default for Commercial Disputes. By Joseph Kuatsea Introduction and Overview Nigeria’s litigation system is adversarial
When Is a Decision on Jurisdiction Final or Interlocutory, and When Should an Appeal Be Filed Therefrom? By Isah Bala Garba. In my usual juridical
Can the Absence of One Accused Void the Trial of All? The Answer in State v. Abdullahi (2026) 4 NWLR (Pt. 2033) 141. By Isah
Can there be a Watertight Separation of Powers? By David Njoku Chinedu The doctrine of separation of powers has brought about numerous debates and heated
Beyond the Call to Bar: Mentorship and the Future of the Nigerian Legal Profession By H. O. Lawal, Esq, AICMC* Introduction On the 5th of
‘The Law as an Ass? A Critique of the Supreme Court’s Decision in Lucky v. State on Rape Sentencing’ By Isah Bala Garba. They do
A Discourse on the Legal Overhaul of the Pending Appeal Case Involving Senator Natasha Akpoti and the Nigerian Senate into an Academic Exercise. By Edidiong
Will Lawyers go to Hell? By Aishah Manzuma Your dad(who is a lawyer) will go to hell! That was what someone told me when I
The Doctrine of No Case Submission: A Legal Analysis. By AbdulGaniy Adisa Jimoh Introduction The Administration of Criminal Justice Act, 2015 (ACJA) seeks to revise
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