Human Rights and Domestic Jurisdiction: A Review of the Universality of Human Rights in Nigeria
Author(s): MARY ARTHUR-JOLASINMI & JULIET NKECHINYERE ODIMMA | Vol. 22 (1) April, 2025 Abstract The jurisdictional divergence on the doctrine and issues of human rights and the
CONSTITUTIONAL SUPREMACY: MYTH OR REALITY
Author(s): EMEJURU, EMENIKE & OKOGBULE, C.S. INNOCENT & ECHEFU, FELIX UCHE | Vol. 22 (1) April, 2025 Abstract The supremacy of the constitution was a concept that
AN INVESTIGATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE CONSTRAINTS IN THE ENFORCEMENT OF ARBITRAL AWARDS IN NIGERIA
Author(s): WAGBARA, CYRIL ADINYEMAH | Vol. 22 (1) April, 2025 Abstract Arbitration as an Alternative Dispute Resolution mechanism is not a new concept in Nigeria as it
A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK PROTECTING THE RIGHT OF INMATES IN NIGERIA
Author(s): ABBIYESUKU TAMUNOEMI A. | Vol. 22 (1) April, 2025 Abstract Inmates while observing the sentence of a court or awaiting trial in correctional custody do not
THE HUMAN RIGHTS PERSPECTIVES TO THE RETURN OF CULTURAL HERITAGES: THE BENIN BRONZES
Author(s): KATE ANDREW NWOSI, PHD & OGHENERO EGWORAOBOR, ESQ | Vol. 22 (1) April, 2025 Abstract This article, ‘The human rights perspectiveto the return of cultural heritages:
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT IN NIGERIA
Author(s): OGWUELI, AKPENUCHI DANIEL | Vol. 22 (1) April, 2025 Abstract Collective bargaining is very important in industrial relations, a proper understanding of the relationship between the