CategoriesLegalViolations Of Proprietary Rights In Nigeria: A Discourse Of Courts’ Decisions In Defence Of Citizens’ Rights Author: Theophilus O. Ochonogor, Esq. Fundamental rights are rights derived from natural law, which are universal and inalienable. By Resolution 217A, the United Nations General Assembly on 10th December 1948 proclaimed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) setting […]
CategoriesLegalCorporate Governance & Ease Of Doing Business In Nigeria: Innovations From The Business Facilitation (Miscellaneous Provision) Act, 2022 Author: Musa Kalejaiye and Fauziyah Oladosu Like several other countries, there is a constant need to improve Nigeria’s business climate and of doing business in line with emerging trends in regional and global markets. This is further accentuated […]
CategoriesLegalThe Benefits of Legislation on Geographical Indication in Nigeria Author: Blessing Ajunwo – Choko and Afam Chukuka What is Geographical Indication A Geographical Indication (GI) is a sign which identifies goods as originating from a specific locality or region in a country whereby a given quality, reputation or other characteristics are essentially attributable to the specific […]
CategoriesLegalReflections On The Disconnection Of Electricity Companies From Nigeria’s National Grid Author: Ngozi Chinwa Ole and Lynda Ugo Ezike Reports in the national dailies about the disconnection of debtor electricity distribution companies (Discos) and generation companies (Gencos) from the national grid by the Federal Government reverberated through the nation. This move by the Federal Government was […]
CategoriesCopyrightThe Senate and the House of Representatives have passed the Finance Bill 2022 The Copyright Act, 2004 was first enacted in 1988 to make provisions, inter alia, for the protection of creative works and the remedy and penalty for the infringement thereof. Sequel to the phenomenal growth in the creative industry, it became imperative to […]
