AI is reshaping healthcare in Nigeria, but legal gaps around medical errors raise key questions on liability, regulation, and patient safety.
Bride Price in Nigeria: Legal Framework on Refund Practices and Emerging Feminist Critiques
This article explores the legal and cultural debates around bride price in Nigeria, its refund on divorce, and calls for reform through a feminist legal lens.
OAL Advises on Groundbreaking Netflix Series “To Kill A Monkey”
Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL) advised on Netflix’s “To Kill A Monkey,” Kemi Adetiba’s bold 8-part series redefining African storytelling on the global stage.
REVIEW: Ubom v. GlobalCom (Nig.) Ltd (2025) 6 NWLR (Pt. 1985) 157 @ 183
Supreme Court rules in Ubom v. Globacom that image rights claims fall under the State High Court, not copyright law, clarifying jurisdiction and consent issues.
Negligence by Design: When Poor User Experience/User Interface in Health Technology Causes Harm to Patient, Is There a Case to Answer?
This article explores telemedicine and health tech usability, raising legal and ethical questions around harm caused by poor design, not medical error.
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.
Online Safety & Cybercrimes: Navigating Nigeria’s Cybersecurity Compliance And Safety Laws
This article breaks down Nigeria’s cybersecurity laws and online safety framework, empowering citizens to protect themselves from internet-related crimes.
The Liability of Retired Professionals when Rendering Professional Consultation
Retired professionals may still face legal liability for advice, but without a license or oversight, both they & their clients risk exposure without protection.
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.
Environmental Justice Beyond Time Constraints: The FREP Rules and the Enforcement of Human Rights in Nigeria. (Part 2).
Learn how the FREP Rules 2009 abolished limitation periods and streamlined procedures for fundamental rights enforcement, enhancing access to justice in Nigeria.