The UK High Court begins the trial on Nigerian law issues in the Ogale & Bille communities’ case against Shell over environmental damage from oil spills.
The UK High Court begins the trial on Nigerian law issues in the Ogale & Bille communities’ case against Shell over environmental damage from oil spills.
Celebrating Nigeria’s National Policy on Arbitration & ADR 2024–2028, a step towards strengthening arbitration and positioning Nigeria as Africa’s hub.
Piracy threatens Nigeria’s maritime sector, but technology-driven solutions like AI, drones, & satellite tracking can enhance security & curb piracy effectively.
The Gangs of Lagos case highlights the balance between artistic freedom and cultural sensitivity, emphasising the need for respectful and accurate storytelling.
Copyright is vital for creators in the digital age. Omoni Oboli’s film dispute highlights the challenges and importance of enforcing copyright in entertainment.
Adverse possession allows individuals to claim land through continuous, open use. In Nigeria, it raises key questions about justice, fairness, and land rights.
Nigeria’s constitutional amendment must prioritise environmental protection, as oil pollution in the Niger Delta threatens the economy, health, and stability.
Innovative conflict resolution is key to tackling environmental disputes in Africa, where resource exploitation fuels instability, pollution & security challenges.
OAL hosted the ICC Nigeria ADR & Arbitration Commission Meeting, fostering dialogue on arbitration, ESG and Nigeria’s role as Africa’s arbitration hub.
Nigeria’s maritime sector drives trade and growth but faces challenges from outdated laws and weak implementation, impacting its full potential.