The Constitutionality of the Joint Revenue Board: A Challenge to Nigeria’s Fiscal Federalism Introduction On June 26, 2025, President Bola..
Unruly Passenger Behaviour in Nigerian Aviation: A Legal Guide to Rights, Obligations and Consequences
Explore Nigeria’s legal framework on unruly passenger behaviour in aviation, covering laws, penalties, passenger rights, and international standards to ensure safe and respectful air travel.
Nigeria’s Historic Tax Reform: A Game-Changer With Missing Pieces
President Tinubu signs four major tax reform bills into law, ushering in a new era of revenue generation, tax equity, and fiscal transformation in Nigeria.
OAL Proud to Support Groundbreaking Constitutional Amendment Bills
OAL is advising the National Assembly on key constitutional reforms aimed at transforming Nigeria’s governance and strengthening its legal framework.
Perfection of Title: What it Means and Why it is Important
In Nigeria, paying for land isn’t enough, only title perfection secures legal ownership, protects your rights, and unlocks full property value.
The Critical Role of Administration of Criminal Justice Monitoring Committees: Ensuring Effective Criminal Justice Reform in Nigeria
Exploring how Nigeria’s ACJMCs can drive effective criminal justice reforms under ACJA & ACJL for fair trials and efficient justice delivery.
The Case for Critical Minerals Legal and Policy Reform in Nigeria
Nigeria’s critical minerals hold huge potential, but weak legal frameworks hinder growth. Explore strategic reforms to unlock sustainable development.
The Capetown Convention and Challenges of Implementation in Nigeria
Learn how the Cape Town Convention standardises aircraft finance laws in Nigeria through the 2024 Practice Direction for streamlined enforcement.
Non-Tariff Barriers Under the African Continental Free Trade Area: Challenges and Opportunities for Nigeria
AfCFTA aims to boost intra-African trade by reducing tariffs and tackling non-tariff barriers that hinder cross-border commerce, with a focus on Nigeria.
Making The African Charter Act Truly Nigerian: A Legal Reform Proposal
Nigeria domesticated the African Charter on Human Rights in 1983, but structural reforms are needed to enhance its effectiveness and accessibility.