Category: Volume II Issue I

The rate at which Nigerians blindly celebrate their marriages in churches, aftercelebrating the same marriage at the marriage registry has become quite alarming.One cannot but wonder their reason for this, and it has been established that, couplesintend to be married under the law, so that they may enjoy such benefit...

Chapter II of the Nigerian constitution contains provisions which are very importantto both human and economic development. The Provisions of chapter II is technicallycalled Fundamental Objectives and Directive Principles of State Policy, it isspecifically and specially dedicated to socio-economic rights geared towards providinga mission which must be vigorously pursued by...

Unprecedentedly, data is infecting human life in a continually emerging and diverseform and has become the biggest asset regardless whether it is a business or anindividual. Every bit of human life is now digitalized and added in a form of dataas birth records, medical records, locations, bank or financial records,...

Electoral process in Nigeria like other developing countries is subsumed with differentmalfeasances, thus earn global condemnation. Some these malfeasances areoccasioned by corrupt leaders and political parties who took the advantage of manualelectoral process to alter the result of the election to meet their selfish ambition.However, this inhuman practice is said...

Franchising has proved, over the years, to be one of the most successful ways ofconducting business. Like most parts of the world, quite a number of Nigerianbusinesses are exploring this upswing. With the growing presence of epicurean giantssuch as Coca-Cola (U.S.), Dominoes (U.S.), Johnny Rockets (U.S.), KentuckyFried Chicken – KFC...

A prominent but yet controversial issue in the space of intellectual property law is theliability of Internet Service Providers for copyright infringements caused by thirdparties who were permitted to do such on the internet. This paper examines thedefinition and role of Internet Service Providers as intermediaries between privateindividuals, organizations and...