Author(s): NLERUM S. OKOGBULE | Vol. 23 (2) December, 2025 Abstract This paper re-examines the intricate and often contested relationship between law and morality, exploring whether and to what extent legal systems can or should embody moral principles. Drawing from classical and contemporary jurisprudential thought from natural law theorists such as Aquinas and Fuller to positivists like […]

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Author(s): NLERUM S. OKOGBULE | Vol. 23 (2) December, 2025 Abstract In the era of highly public conflicts, cyberwarfare, and more forceful humanitarian standards, sovereignty is being rethought. It contends that as international humanitarian law, global civil society, and multilateral organisations push for greater accountability when states fail to protect people within their borders, the traditional Westphalian […]

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