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.
Beyond the Doctor’s Mistake: Investigating the Chain of Legal Responsibility in Cases of Medical Negligence Involving Multiple Parties
A real case of post-surgery infection reveals how medical negligence in Nigeria often stems from systemic failures, not just individual doctor error.
Local Content Policies in Nigeria’s Maritime Sector: Impact on Economic Growth
Nigeria’s local content laws are reshaping the maritime sector by boosting indigenous capacity, reducing foreign dependence, and driving economic growth.
Environmental Litigation in Nigeria: Trends, Challenges, and Judicial Activism
Environmental litigation in Nigeria is evolving into a key tool for justice & accountability, despite legal gaps, enforcement hurdles & mixed judicial attitudes
Liability Coverage in Cargo Insurance Contracts: All-Risk vs. Named Perils
Cargo insurance protects goods in transit by managing liability for loss/damage. Learn the legal, financial & policy differences between All-Risk & Named Perils
Behind the Corporate World: Examining Layers of Professional Negligence in Nigeria’s Largest Companies and the Legal Frame Work Governing it
Explore medical negligence in Nigeria’s healthcare sector, its legal framework, systemic issues, and accountability under CAMA and judicial precedents.
When Machines Fail: Understanding Liability In AI-Driven Medical Errors Within Nigeria’s Healthcare System
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.