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Public Interest Litigation in Nigeria (2)

Public Interest Litigation in Nigeria: Challenges and Opportunities 3.  Legislations and Rules of Court: Undoubtedly, legions of legislations and subsidiary legislations such acts, laws, and bye-laws, including Rules of courts which at birth were bound and shackled by the conservative spirit of narrow-restrictive common law doctrines have, over time, received some measure of liberation through

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Public Interest Litigation in Nigeria (1)

Public Interest Litigation in Nigeria: Challenges and Opportunities. Very recently, the Centre for Human Rights of the University of Lagos, in collaboration with the Women Advocates Research and Documentation Centre (WARDC), organized a seminar on the state of public interest litigation in Nigeria, its challenges and opportunities, with specific focus on reproductive justice. Given the

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Legislative Immunity and Privilege in Nigeria

Legislative Immunity and Privilege in Nigeria: A Comprehensive Analysis Safeguarding Democracy and Rule of Law.   1.0 Introduction  Legislative immunity and privilege in Nigeria constitute a fundamental aspect of the democratic process in Nigeria, as in many other jurisdictions. These legal safeguards are designed to protect lawmakers from undue interference in their legislative functions, ensuring

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Improving Efficiency in Nigeria’s Justice System

Optimizing Nigeria’s Justice System: Solutions to the Rising Case Load and Enhancing Court Efficiency 1.0 Introduction Nigeria’s justice delivery system is plagued by delays, technicalities, and cumbersome processes. As the last resort for the common man, the court should protect rights, and address infringements promptly.  Western nations’ legal systems inspire confidence due to their effectiveness,

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The Recruitment Conflict Between the PSC AND IGP

Failed Institutions: The Recruitment Conflict between the Police Service Commission (PSC) and the Inspector General of Police (IGP). One of the reasons allegedly proffered by former US President Barak Obama allegedly cited for excluding Nigeria from his state visit to Africa was the weakness of our institutions, which he believed endangered democracy.  A prime example

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The Last Hope

As an active player in the courtroom close to three decades running, I can boldly say that judges have kept this nation going, they have saved the common citizens from arbitrariness.  They have restored hope to the oppressed, the persecuted and the downtrodden.  They stand as the last hope for widows, retirees and even the

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Protecting Yourself Against Illegal Eviction in Nigeria

Introduction Illegal eviction in Nigeria is a significant concern for tenants, often involving force or unauthorised police involvement.  This article aims to empower individuals with knowledge about their rights as tenants and the proper legal processes to Protect themselves against illegal eviction effectively. Understanding Tenancy Overview of Tenancy Types Tenancy in Nigeria encompasses both leases

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Ethical Challenges NGOs Face in Civil Disputes

Ethical Challenges NGOs Face in Civil Disputes: Best Practices and Guidance for Legitimate Legal Assistance Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) are champions of social justice, tirelessly advocating for human rights. However, their role in legal disputes introduces ethical challenges NGOs face in civil disputes that require careful consideration.  This article explores the ethical challenges NGOs face when

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