Category: Volume V Issue II

This paper investigates the persistent problem of mobbing and self-help in Nigeria, highlighting their detrimental impact on the administration of justice and the overall social order. It explores how these practices, often fueled by a lack of trust in the formal justice system and a desire for immediate retribution, undermine...

The paper critically examines the landmark Nigerian High Court decision in Adunni Adewale v Polance Media Limited & Anor. (2025), which established a crucial domestic precedent for the protection of digital privacy and the emergence of the Right to be Forgotten (RTBF). As traditional torts like defamation prove inadequate for...

In the heart of every democracy lies the quiet yet resounding role of the judiciary, a shining hope that ensures elections, the sacred expression of the collective will of the people. Elections are not merely theatrical ceremonies; they are real expressions of fairness and transparency in any country. Across the...

In today’s data-driven world, data breaches can affect hundreds of millions or even billions of people at a time. How can this be prevented or stopped? Well luckily there are laws put in place to regulate and help stop situations like these. The Global AI and Data Protection Regulation 2025...

“Chat GPT, I intend to put in an entry for an essay contest. So generate a 1700-word essay that addresses the theme ‘Navigating Nigerian Copyright Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Emerging Challenges and Proposed Solutions’. Make sure to maintain an academic language and ensure to include accurate references.”...

In the sub-Saharan African region, referendums tend to be pivotal events in constitutional development. They hold out the prospect of greater human rights protections while revealing fundamental tensions between democratic aspirations of the people and vested power interests of the political elite. This article examines the 2016 constitutional referendum in...