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Category: Special Edition JUNE 2024

THE JUSTICIABILITY AND ENFORCEABILITY OF COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT IN NIGERIA: EXAMINING THE CASE OF NUHPSW V OUTSOURCING SERVICES LTD [2023] LPELR 60683(CA)

September 19, 2025
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Author(s): JACKREECE, ALAYE BAIYENE AND AMAH, DABOTA SYLVANUS | Special Edition JUNE 2024 Abstract This paper gives a comprehensive analysis of the Court of Appeal’s decision in NUHPSW V Outsourcing Services Ltd [2023] LPELR 60683(CA). This case brought to the fore the position that Collective Agreements are justiciable and enforceable in Nigeria. Collective Agreement is an agreement […]

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LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORKS FOR COMBATING ORGAN TRAFFICKING: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF NIGERIA AND GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES

September 19, 2025
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Author(s): ONWARD-ANWURI, LEAH | Special Edition JUNE 2024 Abstract Organ harvesting is one of the most vital advances in modern medicine globally. It is a surgical procedure that enhances the quality of health and longevity of human life. Over the years, there has been an increasing need for organ transplantation across the globe. Organ harvesting requires a […]

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MISUSE OF DIPLOMATIC PRIVILEGES AND IMMUNITIES: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF NIGERIA AND THE UNITED STATES

September 19, 2025
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Author(s): WAMI,  NYEBUCHI KINIBUIRO | Special Edition JUNE 2024 Abstract Diplomatic privileges and immunities are critical components of international relations, aimed at ensuring diplomats can perform their duties without fear of coercion or harassment by the host country. Diplomatic privileges, designed to facilitate international relations, sometimes face misuse by diplomats and their families, leading to legal and […]

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EVALUATING THE UTILITIES OF SECTIONS 26 AND 196 OF THE EVIDENCE ACT 2011: ARE DOCUMENTS MARKED “WITHOUT PREJUDICE”A SHIELD OR A SWORD?

September 19, 2025
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Author(s): KPOMASIRUCHI OTEYI & PRAISE ISIOMA OTEYI | Special Edition JUNE 2024 Abstract It is a rule of public policy based on the proposition that it is better to settle than to fight, confidential overturemade in course of negotiation are excluded from evidence. This legal rule is of common law origin and it emphasizes two purposes, firstly, […]

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VULNERABILITY OF REFUGEE STATUS IN CONTEMPORARY INTERNATIONAL LAW

September 19, 2025
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Author(s): INOMA-ABBEY, RITA AKPENYI | Special Edition JUNE 2024 Abstract Under international law, refugees are persons outside their countries of origin who are inneed of international protection because of a serious threat to their life, physical integrity or freedom in their country of origin as a result of persecution, armed conflict, violence or serious public disorder. For […]

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GOVERNANCE FRAMEWORK OF THE NIGERIAN PETROLEUM SECTOR: AN APPRAISAL

September 19, 2025
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Author(s): DR. EMEM EZE CHIOMA & OKORIE ASITA | Special Edition JUNE 2024 Abstract The most recent literature highlights the link between particular natural resources and institutional capacity. Institutional capacity as a primary determinant of economic growth and performance has thus been a growing focus of the natural resource governance literature. In fact, there is an agreement […]

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DEFENCE OF INSANITY UNDER THE NIGERIAN CRIMINAL JURISPRUDENCE: EVALUATION OF THE DEFENCE OF INSANITY UNDER THE NIGERIAN CRIMINAL JURISPRUDENCE

September 19, 2025
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Author(s): SELBYEN OLUOKUN | Special Edition JUNE 2024 Abstract All legal systems have to some degree or other incorporated the simple moral idea that no one should be convicted of a crime unless some measure of subjective fault can be attributed to him. Nigerian law is not an exception as defences have been provided for those who […]

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TAXATION AS A HUMAN RIGHTS ISSUE: APPRAISING THE NIGERIAN EXPERIENCE

September 19, 2025
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Author(s): SAMUEL A. AKANIBO | Special Edition JUNE 2024 Abstract Taxation is the most sustainable and predictable source of public income for the realization of human rights-based amenities including education, healthcare and housing. This paper examined the intersection between taxation and human rights as a prelude to redressing market imbalances and historical discriminations embedded in societies for […]

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COUNTER TERRORISM AND OBSERVANCE OF INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW PRINCIPLES AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN NIGERIA AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

September 19, 2025
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Author(s): NAMENE, BARIABEE PYANEEDAM | Special Edition JUNE 2024 Abstract This article examined counter terrorism and observance of international humanitarian law principles and human rights in Nigeria and United States of America. The effect of armed conflict on parties thereto, civilians, the immediate environment and the society has made some set of rules regulating armed conflict and […]

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THE IMPACT OF LEGISLATION ON CUSTOMARY LAND TENURE SYSTEM IN GHANA AND KENYA

September 19, 2025
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Author(s): HENRY ACHO NNOKAM | Special Edition JUNE 2024 Abstract Although Land Tenure system is an English term, its significance is not completely alien to African communities that existed prior to the advent of colonial rule in Africa. The term simply answers the question; how is land being owned and used in any given society. That is […]

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