Introduction Cyber abuse in Nigeria has emerged as a pervasive and insidious issue with increasing numbers of individuals and organizations alike falling victim to online harassment, threats, and stalking. The anonymity afforded by the internet emboldens perpetrators to engage in a range of malicious behaviors, from harassment and stalking to the dissemination of harmful misinformation. […]
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Overview of the Penal Code: Implementation and Challenges Introduction Before the Penal Code, Nigeria had various criminal laws. Native courts, which were traditional courts, applied customary laws. In Muslim communities, this was islamic law, while other areas followed different local rules. The legislation came into effect on September 30, 1960. Unlike the Criminal Code used
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In Nigeria, the very fabric of a just and efficient society hinges on the integrity of its institutions. Crimes such as forgery, impersonation, and lies (providing false information to public officials) pose significant threats, undermining public trust and hindering the smooth functioning of governance. This article explores the legal framework surrounding these offenses, examining their
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Identifying and addressing Psychopathy (Antisocial Personality Disorder): Crime & Justice Strategies Understanding Psychopaths: Identification, Propensity for Crime, and Steps to Justice Introduction Identifying and addressing Antisocial Personality Disorder (Psychopathy) is a complex and often misunderstood task. This personality disorder is characterized by persistent antisocial behavior, impaired empathy and remorse, and bold, disinhibited, and egotistical traits.
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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: 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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Media Misconduct and Responsible Reporting: Best Practices for Combating Misinformation Introduction: In today’s digital era, the noble intentions of journalism are sometimes compromised by media misconduct. Such misconduct undermines the integrity of responsible reporting, impacting the trustworthiness of journalism. Understanding the pitfalls and consequences of such misconducts is crucial for maintaining the credibility of
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Your comprehensive guide to the Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Committee (LPDC): Introduction: Nigeria’s legal system faces a significant challenge: Unethical conduct among some lawyers. Every year, the Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Committee (LPDC) tackles hundreds, sometimes thousands, of complaints against lawyers. Understanding the various forms of professional misconduct, the avenues for redress, and recognizing your pivotal
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INTRODUCTION Social media has become a dominant force in the 21st Century, transforming our world into a global village through technological advancements. However, this interconnectedness also brings new risks for internet users, fueled by the expansive reach and the veil of anonymity the internet offers—though it’s essential to note that one’s identity is not impervious
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The Honourable Chairman of the Nigeria Police Service Commission, Dr. Solomon Ehigiator Arase, established the Compliance Monitoring Unit (CMU) to ensure that public complaints against police officers are addressed fairly and effectively. This initiative aims to empower and protect citizens’ rights and ensure offending officers are appropriately sanctioned. The unit commenced operations on August
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