Author(s): M.A. Ebikaka-Nwanyanwu, Lucky, & Uwuma Godday | Volume 19 Issue.1 (2023) Abstract It is without doubt that the need to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the criminal justice system necessitated the enactment of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act of 2015(ACJA), and the various States Administration of Criminal Justice Laws (ACJL). Both the ACJA and […]
Author(s): S. I Salihu | Volume 19 Issue.1 (2023) Abstract Since the view of the Law Lord Denning in his book the Discipline of Law, that no doctor shall be held liable for negligence unless his brothers in the profession will say he ought not to have done it the way he did. The need for expert […]
Author(s): BOMA IGWE | Volume 19 Issue.1 (2023) This article discussed environment-based human rights in Nigeria. Environmental human rights, no doubt is hinged on a protected environment. This article commenced with an introduction elucidating why it is essential to protect the environment. In the course of the analysis of the subject matter and for better understanding, conceptual […]
Author(s): Sunday Abdul | Volume 19 Issue.1 (2023) Abstract Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated (IUU) fishing is increasingly drawing international attention. Coastal States continue to strengthen their efforts to address it as a matter of priority due to its severe implications for food, economic, social and environmental security.Oceans are a key source of food and employment for millions […]
Author(s): Aforma Leonard Badumerum | Volume 19 Issue.1 (2023) Abstract Marine conservation is a complex phenomenon owing to the nebulous nature of the marine environment. The ocean is not fixed and defined but travels from one point to the other and in the process exchange different marine organisms. At present, the ocean is soiled with a deluge […]
Author(s): IGONIBO F. GEORGE | Volume 19 Issue.1 (2023) Abstract The paper seeks to achieve two objectives. The first examines whether developing countries can benefit by specializing according to their comparative advantage. The second objective examines if an economy that adopts a free market policy, will effectively achieve greater economic efficiency. A concept of free trade as […]
Author(s): Dr. A. Y. Abdullahi | Volume 19 Issue.1 (2023) Abstract The birthing of CAMA 2020 has been hailed in some quarters as a watershed as it has put an end to the thirty years old CAMA 1990 (now repealed) governance regime and set a new part towards corporate governance architecture in Nigeria. This article x-rayed the […]
Author(s): Lydia B. Ogbonda | Volume 19 Issue.1 (2023) Abstract The Constitution is the bedrock of the fundamental rights of employees in Nigeria and South Africa. The fundamental rights of an employee in the workplace derives its validity from human rights, which require every human being to live fully human lives. This paper is aimed at analysing […]
Author(s): M.O.IZZI (Ph.D) | Volume 19 Issue.1 (2023) Abstract The term vicarious liability refers to instances where the law holds one person responsible for the misconduct of another although he is himself not a party to the act. This principle of law over the years have been subject to criticism particularly with the difficulty in determining the […]
Author(s): Barile Uelor | Volume 19 Issue.1 (2023) Abstract Land administration is important in the sustainable use and management of land. Despite its importance, however, the administrative structure under the Nigerian Land Use Act seems inconsistent and devoid of clarity of functions and purpose which sometimes gives rise to land disputes. This discourse examines the administrative structure […]
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