The Federal Inland Revenue Service has intensified its drive to recover outstanding tax liabilities from taxpayers in default of tax..
Cryptocurrency and Government Regulation in Nigeria
First Published in by Bisi Akodu (Mrs.), February 2019 Cryptocurrency in Nigeria is one of the major offshoots of the..
Code of Conduct Tribunal: Examining its Place in the Nigerian Judicial Hierarchy
The Code of Conduct Tribunal today issued a warrant of arrest for Justice Walter Onnoghen, the estranged Chief Justice of..
The Impact of Constitutional Alterations on the Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court: Supreme Court’s Observation in Shittu Vs. PAN LTD Revisited.
The Supreme Court, like other courts in the land, is a creation of the Constitution. It has its jurisdiction specified and governed by the provisions of the Constitution. By virtue of the 1999 Constitution, the Supreme Court is vested with both original and appellate jurisdictions.
Economic Tort of Interference – A Tortious Liability that Could Negatively Impact Business Projections
The tort of interference is one of the most unpopular tortious liabilities which players in the business world must be..
Aviation Cabotage Policy to Resolve Nigeria’s Imbalanced Bilateral Air Service Agreements
Bilateral Air Service Agreements are international trade agreements that permit the airlines of two countries to conduct air transport services..
Minors in Football in Nigeria: Safeguarding their Rights and Preventing Exploitation
Minors in football in Nigeria are part of a global system that is often exploited. In the last two decades,..
Artificial Intelligence in Nigeria: Copyright Matters and the Future of Intellectual Property Administration in Nigeria
Artificial intelligence in Nigeria is a relatively new field. AI also known as machine intelligence, a term first coined over fifty..
Payment Service Banks in Nigeria (PSBS): A Review of the Proposed Guidelines for Licensing and Regulation by the CBN
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) by its letter dated 5th October 2018, written to all banks, telecommunication companies, mobile..
Oil Rig as Vessel under the Cabotage Act 2003 and the Cabotage Amendment Bill 2016
Over the years, the Nigerian maritime industry has witnessed the uncontrolled and illegal participation of foreign shipowners which has been..