Environmental litigation in Nigeria is evolving into a key tool for justice & accountability, despite legal gaps, enforcement hurdles & mixed judicial attitudes
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.
World Environment Day: A Call to Elevate the Right to a Healthy Environment in Nigeria
Nigeria must elevate environmental rights to enforceable status, World Environment Day spotlights urgent need for constitutional reform & justice in the Niger Delta.
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.
Nigeria’s Constitutional Reform Must Address Environmental Rights
Nigeria’s constitutional amendment must prioritise environmental protection, as oil pollution in the Niger Delta threatens the economy, health, and stability.
Environmental Justice Beyond Time Constraints: The FREP Rules and the Enforcement of Human Rights in Nigeria (Part 1)
Explore the complexities of limitation periods in Nigerian oil spill cases and how a rights-based approach can enhance environmental claim enforcement.
Environmental Rights as Constitutional Rights: Nigeria’s Legal Evolution
Explore Nigeria’s legal evolution as environmental rights become constitutional, addressing the Niger Delta crisis and redefining human rights protections.
The Right to a Safe and Clean Environment with regard to Oil Pollution and Climate Change in Nigeria
Addressing weak enforcement of environmental rights in Nigeria: tackling oil pollution, climate change, and corporate accountability challenges.
Olisa Agbakoba Legal Unveils Groundbreaking Publications on Governance And Environmental Justice In Nigeria
The theme for World Space Week 2023 is “Space and Entrepreneurship”. It recognizes the growing significance of the commercial space industry and the increasing opportunities for space entrepreneurs. As of 2016, NASA has published over 2,000 spinoffs from space exploration in the fields of computer technology, environment and agriculture, health and medicine, public safety, transportation, recreation, and industrial productivity.