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The advancement in medical sciences in recent times has brought succor to thosesuffering from the failure of vital organs. Organ transplantation has become a rapidlygrowing and imperative surgical specialty in the last four decades as transplantationof solid organs has become the preferred treatment for end-stage renal, hepatic,cardiac, and pulmonary disease....
It is well-established as a general rule that corroboration of evidence in the course ofjudicial proceedings is an absolute necessity only when the law demands it. This istrue even in criminal trials. Trial Courts are free to convict on the evidence of a solewitness, as long as there is no...
The world around us is changing, and the time has come to make a decision– adapt to the changing dynamics of a technology-centred world or remainstagnant. It may not always be obvious, but we are living in the age ofintelligent machines. Artificial intelligence (“AI”) permeates our lives innumerous subtle and...
Every country around the globe was thrown into panic in December, 2019when the pandemic disease of corona-virus broke out in China. This diseasegradually spread from China to other parts of the world accounting for theloss of several lives and critical sickness of persons. Irrespective of differentmeasures put in place by...
The right of a Child to education has been recognized as fundamental tothe growth of the society. In line with this, various laws have been passed inorder to ensure that every Nigerian child gets the required formal educationhe/she needs to be able to survive and contribute actively and positively tothe...
In the Nigerian Legal System, the constitutional rights of an accused personare enshrined in section 35 and 36 of the Constitution of the FederalRepublic as amended (CFRN). When a suspect is described as havingrights, he is acknowledged to be entitled to some rights claimable under thelaw. The Nigerian system grants...
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