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The right to Freedom of thought, conscience and religion as enshrined in section 38 of the 1999 constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria is, and has been one of the crucial rights as long as Nigeria is concerned.This is as a result of the muliti-diverse ethnic groups in Nigeria,...
The ever-evolving technological advancements have given rise to the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI). AI allows machines to perform tasks that were once reserved exclusively for human creativity, challenging conventional paradigms of creativity and authorship. The concept of artificial intelligence can be traced back to Alan Turing in 1950, with...
This article examines the concept of technicality, its associated challenges, and potential solutions, along with the demand for justice. It explores the concept of technicality in depth, considering the judiciary’s attitude towards it and finding that courts typically avoid technicality to serve justice. The paper compares the Nigerian legal system’s...
Environmental Laws are set aside to reduce the stringent environmental hazards that emanates from different activities of mankind. To find solutions to this menace, courts are set up by the government with jurisdiction to consider environmental litigation to safeguard environmental litigants in the green and white nation, and the responsibilities...
In the wake of climate change menace, there is the emergence of a new class of refugees known as climate refugees. This is a group that has enjoyed little of any legal protection due to lack of a proper legal framework addressing this adversity. There is need to boldly address...
In a democratic system of government, the constitution usually vests powers in the hands of Stategovernors to appoint, suspend or remove a chief Judge of the state, for having been incapacitatedin the performance of his/her duties due to factors such as gross misconduct, sickness, ormiscarriage of justice.The constitution is a...
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